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The Kingdom of Juda / Whydah Mapping Project

Posted on October 18, 2023November 1, 2023 By Dante Fortson No Comments on The Kingdom of Juda / Whydah Mapping Project
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This is an ongoing project created with the goal of tracking the earliest and latest appearances of The Kingdom of Juda / Whydah on maps. The Kingdom of Juda began appearing on maps in the early 1700s and disappeared from maps by the early 1900s. Multiple explorers, linguists, and historians believed the area contained The Lost Tribes of Israel.
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MapDATELINKCOUNTRYSPELLING
1707 ADClick HereFranceJuda
1710 Map of Judah On The West Coast of Africa1710 ADClick HereEnglandFida
Whiddah
1720 Map of The Kingdom of Judah In Africa1720 ADClick HereAmsterdamJuda
1727 Map of The Kingdom of Judah In West Africa1727 ADClick HereEnglandFida
Whiddah
1737 Map of Judah On The West Coast of Africa1737 ADClick HereGermanyJuda
1740 ADClick HereNetherlandsJuda
1743 Homann Heirs Map of Judah In West Africa1743 ADClick HereGermanyJuda
Map of The Kingdom of Judah on The Slave Coast of Africa1747 ADClick HereEnglandJuda
Whidah
1750 France Kingdom of Judah Map1750 ADClick HereFranceJuda
Juida
1750 ADClick HereGermanyIuda?
Juda
1754 French Kingdom of Juda Map1754 ADClick HereFranceFida
1771 Sanish Map Kingdom of Juda1771 ADClick HereSpainJuda
1772 Spanish map Kingdom of Juda1772 ADClick HereSpainJuda
1774 French Danville Map of Kingdom of Juda / Whydah1774 ADClick HereEnglandWida
1779 French map Kingdom of Juda1779 ADClick HereFranceJuda
1780 French map kingdom of Juda1780 ADClick HereFranceJuida
1780 France Danville Map1780 ADClick HereItalyJuda
1787 English map of Judah in west africa1787 ADClick HereEnglandWidah
1787 French Map of Kingdom of Juda In West Africa1787 ADClick HereFranceJuda
1794 English Map of Juda in West Africa1794 ADClick HereEnglandWida
1795 Austria Map Kingdom of Juda west africa1795 ADClick HereAustriaJuda
1795 English Map of Kingdom of Juda West Africa1795 ADClick HereEnglandJuda
Whidah
1797 ADClick HereGermanyWhydah
1804 Germany Map Kingdom of Juda West Africa1804 ADClick HereGermanyFida
1806 Germany Map Kingdom of Juda West Africa1806 ADClick HereGermanyFida
1840 England Map Kingdom of Juda Westt Africa1840 ADClick HereEnglandWhidah
1849 German Map Kingdom of Juda West Africa1849 ADClick HereGermanWaida?
1851 England Map Kingdom of Juda West Africa1851 ADClick HereEnglandWhydah
1855 England Map Kingdom of Juda West Africa1855 ADClick HereEnglandWhydah
1880 French Map Kingdom of Juda West Africa1880 ADClick HereFranceWhydah
1885 Scottish Map Kingdom of Juda West Africa1885 ADClick HereScotlandWhydah

Notes: The Kingdom of Juda / Whydah is marked as “The Slave Coast” on some maps.

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*The Omnidex*, Forgotten Migrations, The Shemites Tags:1700s AD, 1707 AD, 1710 AD, 1720 AD, 1727 AD, 1737 AD, 1740 AD, 1743 AD, 1747 AD, 1750 AD, 1754 AD, 1771 AD, 1772 AD, 1774 AD, 1779 AD, 1780 AD, 1787 AD, 1794 AD, 1795 AD, 1797 AD, 1800s AD, 1806 AD, 1840 AD, 1849 AD, 1855 AD, 1880 AD, 1885 AD, Austria, D'Anville, England, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, The Kingdom of Whydah / Juda, West Africa

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