File:Carolingian territorial divisions, 870.png

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English: The territorial divisions of the Carolingian Empire in 870, following the partition of Meersen. I created this image using Inkscape. I based this map off the ones in: Costambeys, Marios; Innes, Matthew; MacLean, Simon. (2011) The Carolingian World. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0521564948. pages 403-403.

Date

14 April 2012

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Own work. I utilised the following image: File:Europe_blank_laea_location_map.svg, created by User:Alexrk2.

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Brianann MacAmhlaidh

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