Roman provinces

Roman Republican Provinces


Provinciae Rei Publicae Romanae

7 - Sicilia, provincia propraetorialis -241 (Melita - Melite, -218)
6 - Corsica et Sardinia, provincia propraetorialis -237; -238
1 - Hispania Ulterior, provincia propraetorialis -197
2 - Hispania Citerior, provincia propraetorialis -197
10 - Illyricum, provincia propraetorialis -167
11 - Macedonia et Achaea, provincia propraetorialis -146
9 - Africa proconsularis, provincia proconsularis -148/-146
13 - Asia, provincia proconsularis -133/-129
4 - Gallia Transalpina (Gallia Ulterior), provincia propraetorialis -129/-120
5 - Gallia Cisalpina (Gallia Citerior), provincia propraetorialis -81
3 - Gallia Comata, provincia propraetorialis -51
14 - Bithynia et Ponthus, provincia propraetorialis -74/-64
12 - Cyrenaica et Creta, provincia propraetorialis -74; -71/-69
15 - Cilicia et Cyprus (Cilicia Pedias, -103/-102; Cilicia Trachea, -67/-64; Cyprus, -58/-57), provincia propraetorialis
16 - Syria, provincia propraetorialis -64
8 - Africa Nova, -46
Aegyptus, provincia propraetorialis (Praefectus augustalis) -30
Moesia, provincia propraetorialis -29

Map of Gallia (54 BC) with Tribes, Towns, Rivers



Roman Imperial Provinces

Roman Empire territories and provinces under Trajan (170 AD) and after 120 AD

• Achaea (ex Macedonia et Achaea), -27
• Ægyptus, -30
• Africa (ex Africa Proconsularis)
• Alpes Cottiae, -8/-7
• Alpes Maritimae, -8/-7
• Alpes Poenninae, -8/-7, Alpes Graiae, -41/-54
• Arabia Petraea, 106
• Armenia Inferior, 116
• Asia
• Assyria, 116
• Bithynia
• Britannia, 43
• Britannia Inferior (ex Britannia), 212/213
• Britannia Superior (ex Britannia), 212/213
• Cappadocia, -18
• Cilicia (ex Cilicia et Cyprus)
• Commagene
• Corduene
• Corsica et Sardinia
• Creta et Cyrene, Cyrenaica
• Cyprus
• Dacia, 106
• Dacia Inferior, Dacia Malvensis, 117 (ex Dacia)
• Dacia Porolissensis, 117 (ex Dacia)
• Dacia Superior, Dacia Apulensis, 117 (ex Dacia)
• Dalmatia, Illyricum Superius, -8 (ex Illyricum)
• Epirus
• Galatia, -25
• Gallia Aquitania (ex Gallia Comata), 17/22
• Gallia Belgica (ex Gallia Comata), 17/22
• Gallia Lugdunensis (ex Gallia Comata), 17/22
• Gallia Narbonensis (ex Gallia Transalpina)
• Germania Inferior, 82/90
• Germania Superior, 82/90
• Hispania Baetica (ex Hispania Ulterior), -27/-14
• Hispania Lusitania (ex Hispania Ulterior), -27/-14
• Hispania Tarraconensis (ex Hispania Citerior)
• Italia
• Iudaea, Syria Palaestina, 44
• Iturea
• Lycaonia
• Lycia et Pamphylia, Lycia , 43
• Macedonia
• Mauretania Caesariensis, 40
• Mauretania Tingitana, 40
• Moesia, -29
• Moesia Inferior (ex Moesia), 85
• Moesia Superior (ex Moesia), 85
• Noricum, 37/54
• Numidia, 198/199
• Osroene
• Pamphylia
• Pannonia, Illyricum Inferius, -8 (ex Illyricum)
• Pannonia Inferior, 103 (ex Pannonia)
• Pannonia Superior, 103 (ex Pannonia)
• Pamphylia
• Pisidia
• Pontus
• Raetia, -8/-7
• Sicilia
• Sophene
• Syria
• Syria Coele, 193/194 (ex Syria)
• Syria Phoenice, 193/194 (ex Syria)
• Taurica
• Thracia, 44

Gallia Lugdunensis Armorica
Gallia Aquitania Prima
Gallia Aquitania Secunda
Gallia Aquitania Tertia
Gallia Aquitania Novempopulana

References:
Roman province (Wikipedia)
Index provinciarum Rei Publicae Romanae (Vicipaedia)
Index provinciarum Romanarum Imperii (Vicipaedia)

Other references:
Tabula successionis provinciarum Romanarum (Vicipaedia)
Roman Provinces (UNRV History)
List of Greek place names (Wikipedia)
List of Roman place names in Britain (Wikipedia)
List of British places with Latin names (Wikipedia)
List of Latin place names in Continental Europe
Latin names of regions (Wikipedia)