Cartography of Nouvelle Alexandrie

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The cartography of Alduria-Wechua is the history of geographical surveys and the creation of maps of the Federation of Alduria and the Wechua Nation.

Political

Bucolos & Fils, Cartographer

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  A map nothing the location of the Region of Alduria in the Federation.
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  A map noting the location of the Region of the Wechua Nation in the Federation.
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  A map noting the location of the Region of Valencia in the Federation.
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  A map noting the location of the Region of South Lyrica in the Federation.
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  A map noting the location of the Region of Santander in the Federation.
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  A map noting the location of the unincorporated territories of Outremer.
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  A map noting the location of the Region of North Lyrica in the Federation.
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  A map noting the location of the Region of New Luthoria in the Federation.
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  A map noting the location of the Region of Isles of Caputia in the Federation.
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  A map noting the location of the Federal Capital District in the Federation.

MCS World Map

See also: Micronational Cartographic Society - Maps of Micras

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  The Region of Santander.
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  The Region of South Lyrica.
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  The Region of North Lyrica.
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  The Region of New Luthoria.
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  The Region of the Isles of Caputia.
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  The Region of Valencia.
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  The Region of the Wechua Nation.
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  The Federal Capital District.
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  The Region of Alduria.
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  The Federation of Alduria and the Wechua Nation in its entirety.

Infrastructure

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  Pan-Keltian Highway.
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  Pan-Euran Highway.
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  Aldurian highways, old map from 1673 AN.
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  Aldurian railways, old map from 1673 AN.
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  Aldurian highways built between 1673 AN-1678 AN in yellow.
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  Aldurian railways built or improved between 1673 AN-1678 AN in black.
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  A defunct resources map, focused on the original Aldurian claim, 1669 AN.

See also

• Geography of Alduria-Wechua;
• Administrative divisions of Alduria-Wechua.