Evolution of Egypt 3100 BC - 10000 (Map Animation)
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Evolution of Egypt 3100 BC - 10000 (Map Animation)
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The evolution of Egypt from 3100 BC to 10000 in one map animation 🌍 Watch the whole history of Egypt year by year: from the first pharaohs of ancient Egypt to modern Egypt today — and then an imaginary future all the way to the year 10000.
In this Egypt map animation you will see every big change of Egypt's borders on the map:
🏺 Ancient Egypt: King Narmer unites Upper and Lower Egypt, the Old Kingdom builds the Great Pyramid of Giza, and the New Kingdom of Thutmose III and Ramesses II reaches the Euphrates and fights the Hittites at Kadesh.
⚔️ Empires and invaders: the Sea Peoples, the Kushite pharaohs, the Persian Empire, Alexander the Great and the founding of Alexandria, the Ptolemaic Kingdom, Cleopatra and the Battle of Actium, Roman and Byzantine Egypt.
🕌 Medieval Egypt: the Arab conquest, the Fatimid Caliphate and the founding of Cairo, Saladin and the Ayyubids, the Mamluk Sultanate stopping the Mongols at Ain Jalut, and Ottoman Egypt.
🚢 Modern Egypt: Napoleon in Egypt, Muhammad Ali, the Khedivate and the Suez Canal, the Kingdom of Egypt, the Egyptian Republic, the Suez Crisis, the 1973 war and the return of Sinai.
🔮 The future of Egypt (scenario): a thirsty Nile, solar Egypt, a rising Mediterranean, Lake Qattara, an ice age and a Green Sahara.
Every map shows the Egyptian empire at its real peak borders, with the population of Egypt (estimate) and the year on screen. A history map animation with cute country characters, battles and animated scenes.
Which era of Egyptian history is your favourite? And which country should we do next? 👇
Population shown is an estimate (OWID / HYDE, Gapminder, UN WPP 2024). For 2026 we show ~120 million (UN estimate); Egypt's statistics agency CAPMAS gives about 109.5 million, so sources differ. Disputed areas (Halaib triangle, Bir Tawil, Sinai 1967–82, Gaza 1948–67) are shown hatched and labelled, not filled for one side.