THE WORLD ATLAS

Realm · 1526–1814

Denmark-Norway

Denmark-Norway appears on the map from 1526 to 1814. At its greatest recorded extent, in 1626, it covered about 634,295 km².

One of the realms of Denmark–Norway. When the Kalmar Union fell apart after Sweden broke away in 1523, Denmark kept Norway, and in 1537 Christian III made Norway a dependency ruled from Copenhagen, along with Iceland, the Faroe Islands and claims to Greenland. The twin realms controlled the Sound, the narrow strait into the Baltic, and collected rich tolls from passing ships.

See Denmark-Norway on the map in 1626

Reference map: Denmark-Norway in 1780
Reference map: Denmark-Norway in 1780 User:Derfel73 User:cthuljew User:Kasper_Holl · Public domain
On the map
1526–1814
Greatest extent
1626, about 634,295 km²
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Wikipedia: Denmark-Norway · Wikidata Q62651

Territory through time

YearsArea drawn
1526–1563612,437 km²
1564–1571567,507 km²
1572–1594615,677 km²
1595–1611620,907 km²
1612–1618621,107 km²
1619–1621620,907 km²
1622–1625621,873 km²
1626–1628634,295 km²
1629–1631604,228 km²
1632–1644620,907 km²
1645–1658551,111 km²
1659–1661471,810 km²
1662–1669517,660 km²
1670–1708521,277 km²
1709–1712521,233 km²
1713–1717535,209 km²
1718–1720535,277 km²
1721–1743529,212 km²
1744–1774529,233 km²
1775–1806526,384 km²
1807–1808526,190 km²
1809–1813526,207 km²
1814185,172 km²

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