MAPS OF HISTORY · AGE OF REVOLUTIONS · MAPS BY YEAR · December 1824The Age of Revolutions, 1775–1848 · THE MAP IN DEC 1824
Map of the Atlantic world in December 1824
Ayacucho: a free continent · Age of Revolutions
The Atlantic world in December 1824: Ayacucho: a free continent. Since September 1822, 3 territories changed status on this map: Peru, Upper Peru (mod. Bolivia) and Banda Oriental (mod. Uruguay).
DEC 1824 · THE AGE OF REVOLUTIONS, 1775–1848 These maps are reconstructed from published sources · Cliopatria v 0.2.1 · Banco de la República: El proyecto grancolombiano · Natural Earth physical geography · Newberry Atlas of Historical County Boundaries: historical states and territories · Maps of History: Revolutions reconstruction decisions
Source details Cliopatria contributors / Seshat Global History Databank. Selected, combined, reprojected and corrected by Maps of History as described per layer.. CC BY4.0 Efraín Sánchez, Banco de la República cultural network,2020; federal membership and 1822 Quito/Guayaquil accession.. Historical evidence citation; no map copied Made with Natural Earth; present coastlines support physical clipping, not historical political boundaries.. Public domain The Newberry Library, Atlas of Historical County Boundaries. State/territory records unioned for the displayed date; disputed/joint territories excluded from exclusive US sovereignty.. Publisher permits commercial and noncommercial lawful reuse without fees; current terms supersede obsolete NC notice in archive Maps of History: regional revolt/campaign footprints are inferred teaching regions, not surveyed fronts or homogeneous control.. Original educational reconstruction using cited datasets and historical evidence Annual source outlines can combine imperial claims with areas of control. The labels identify the historical role selected, while dates finer than the source interval are made explicit in these details.
The US outline follows dated Newberry legal and administrative records. Other, joint and disputed territories are excluded from exclusive US fill. The outline says nothing about Indigenous consent or actual settlement.
Gran Colombia is represented by a proxy combining member footprints. The raw source’s 1824 outline includes Andean campaign areas, which are not treated as sovereign territory.
The earliest published Bolivian national footprint helps answer the 1825 naming question. It is a future-period reference relative to the unchanged December 1824 snapshot label, not a claim that independence had already occurred.
proxy: 1825–1835 source for the chapter spanning late 1824–1825 · proxy: 1834 member footprints used for 1824 federation · reconstruction: 1824.95 · vector: 1820–1829 · vector: 1820–1876 · vector: 1822–1824 · vector: 1822–1827 · vector: 1822–1845 · vector: 1822–1864 · vector: 1824-12-31 · vector: 1824–1824 · vector: 1824–1827 · vector: 1824–1833
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