Roman provinces map
43 provinces from the Ancient World Mapping Center's AD 200 map, each with the year it became Roman, the year Rome lost it (where it did) and its capital. Where the source map joins several provinces into one unit, the page says so.
| Province | Capital | Roman from | Lost | Area (km²) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Achaea | Corinth | 146 BC | 61,817 | |
| Aegyptus | Alexandria | 30 BC | 494,488 | |
| Africa Proconsularis | Carthago | 146 BC | AD 439 | 289,538 |
| Alpes (Maritimae, Cottiae, Graiae et Poeninae) | 14 BC | AD 476 | 30,809 | |
| Aquitania | Burdigala | 51 BC | AD 476 | 171,508 |
| Arabia Petraea | Bostra | AD 106 | 112,881 | |
| Asia, Bithynia et Pontus and Thracia | Ephesus | 129 BC | 301,829 | |
| Britannia | Londinium | AD 43 | AD 410 | 170,292 |
| Cilicia | Tarsus | 102 BC | 37,915 | |
| Corsica | Aleria | 238 BC | AD 455 | 8,895 |
| Crete | Gortyn | 67 BC | 8,909 | |
| Cyprus | Paphos | 58 BC | 9,259 | |
| Cyrenaica | Cyrene | 74 BC | 146,478 | |
| Dacia | Sarmizegetusa | AD 106 | AD 271 | 94,649 |
| Dalmatia and Pannonia Superior | Salona | 167 BC | AD 433 | 155,860 |
| Epirus | Nicopolis | 146 BC | 14,068 | |
| Galatia, Cappadocia and Pontus | Ancyra | 64 BC | 263,326 | |
| Gallia Belgica | Durocortorum | 51 BC | AD 476 | 90,740 |
| Gallia Cisalpina (northern Italy) | 191 BC | AD 476 | 125,589 | |
| Gallia Lugdunensis | Lugdunum | 51 BC | AD 476 | 158,160 |
| Gallia Narbonensis | Narbo Martius | 121 BC | AD 476 | 92,387 |
| Germania Inferior | Colonia Claudia Ara Agrippinensium | 51 BC | AD 406 | 45,339 |
| Germania Superior | Mogontiacum | 51 BC | AD 406 | 99,663 |
| Hispania Baetica | Corduba | 197 BC | AD 409 | 76,322 |
| Hispania Tarraconensis | Tarraco | 197 BC | AD 409 | 389,610 |
| Italia (peninsula) | Roma | 272 BC | AD 476 | 132,308 |
| Judaea (Syria Palaestina) | Caesarea Maritima | AD 6 | 18,419 | |
| Lusitania | Emerita Augusta | 138 BC | AD 409 | 118,831 |
| Lycia et Pamphylia | AD 43 | 38,876 | ||
| Macedonia | Thessalonica | 146 BC | 72,856 | |
| Mauretania (Caesariensis and Tingitana) | Caesarea | AD 42 | AD 429 | 292,356 |
| Mesopotamia | Nisibis | AD 198 | 58,096 | |
| Moesia Inferior | Novae | AD 6 | 56,685 | |
| Moesia Superior | Viminacium | AD 6 | 66,547 | |
| Noricum | Virunum | 16 BC | AD 488 | 69,929 |
| Numidia | Cirta | 46 BC | AD 439 | 124,096 |
| Osrhoene | Edessa | AD 195 | 51,180 | |
| Pannonia Inferior | Aquincum | 9 BC | AD 433 | 31,933 |
| Raetia | Augusta Vindelicorum | 15 BC | AD 476 | 52,761 |
| Sardinia | Caralis | 238 BC | AD 455 | 24,058 |
| Sicilia | Syracusae | 241 BC | AD 468 | 25,666 |
| Syria | Antiochia | 64 BC | 87,517 | |
| Syria Phoenice | Tyrus | 64 BC | 40,045 |