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History:Maps of World app for iPhone and iPad


4.6 ( 4556 ratings )
Reference Education
Developer: Seungbin Cho
Free
Current version: 4.0, last update: 7 years ago
First release : 05 Feb 2009
App size: 267.42 Mb

★ HISTORY:MAPS SERIES CAME BACK COMPLETELY NEW!!! ★

"Explore the world through interactive maps illustrating geopolitical and geographic shifts over time. Users peruse the various cartographies and read up on the historical (or, as the case may be, scientific) significance of each major change through text and ”in the future” other media." - Edudemic, The 16 Apps And Tools Worth Trying This Year

"History and geography (duh) collide on this very popular resource, which provides access to maps past and present so users can watch how borders and projections shift over time." - Edudemic, 50 Must-Download Apps For Lifelong Learners

"History:Maps of the world should be used by every history teacher. This just has so much information on it, and could help elementary all the way up to college students. If I was a history teacher, I would definitely love to have this, because it saves me the time to find all the maps needed for he curriculum." - ArjanL774s App Reviews



"History:Maps of World" is the best way to see and learn historical geography.

If you are interested in history and geography (history teacher, student or amateur history researcher), check it out to keep with your history and learn something about history.



• Provide 178 historical maps around the world
• Grouping by category or era
• Keyword search
• Display the source about each map

Pros and cons of History:Maps of World app for iPhone and iPad

History:Maps of World app good for

Great app for the people who are interested into geography and history. This app should be used in class!
I find this app is very good, I look through the different maps of Europe Thanks for the great app!
Excellent app and FREE. If all the clowns below complaining about the app, then you catalog all the maps, make an app without ads and put it up on app store for FREE. Otherwise shut the hell up.
古代から現代にかけて、歴史で学んだあの時代の地図を色々と眺められるアプリ。 西洋史でいえば、 ・西ローマ帝国滅亡後の地図(Europe in the time of Odoacer) ・シャルルマーニュ(カール大帝)死亡時の版図(Europe at the death of Charles the Great) 1・2〜14世紀、英ノルマン朝・仏カペー朝の頃の地図(England and France, 1152~1327) など ただ、画像サイズが大きい地図ほど、より読み込みに時間がかかるのが難点

Some bad moments

One has to mention that those maps are actually very old maps and not maps about a certain time in history, made nowadays. This why those maps are more over of historical importance instead of being informative.
Looking at a map is interesting but no one wants just an overview; they want to see each country and body of water. I was really keen to download this application but its low resolution makes it unappealing to zoom in to view anything specific. Ive since deleted it but would add and view it more if the map resolutions were increased.
What a dismal app. It has a great concept and potential, but is so poorly made that I had to get it off my iPod as soon as possible. First of all, this app is low resolution & painfully slow. Also, as opposed to "world maps," this app is essentially the Western world (mostly Europe) plus a little bit of China. If youre looking for Africa, the Middle East, the Americas, or Asia, chances are youll be disappointed. This app is good if you want historical maps of Europe and important WWII battle sites, but thats about it.
If you have public domain content and you can not display faster than a web browser, then you should not push your app. I agree with others, it lacks fair titles compared to the actual content. This is a small world if you use this app.
It must be named "map of western world" ! Disappointing to ignore more than 60% of the world!! Beside It is slow.
This is highly instructive to learn how Russia is and already was wishfully absent from this particular version of the World history, where only Western European peoples of Germano-Romanic origins always are and were the only active subjects. This is a goood history lesson for Russians to do not delude thrmselves, and to do not forget the millenarian cultural racism of their Western Christian white brethern.