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A while back, a fan, Jake Pitcher, thought a mileage map would be helpful, and posted a Google Sheet of distances. 

And recently, another fan, Joachim Deneuve du Surlign. has produced an interesting "world" map here. 

This new map contains longitude and latitude and even best guesses of the relative positions of the 7th Sea geographic regions explored so far.

QUOTE: Mark Diaz Truman (published 2017-04-30, Sunday)

I am about to start GMin my first 7th sea campaign.  Unfortunately, I never played 1st ed. so I will probably have a number of questions that are quite stupid. If so, I apologize in advance.  Here is my first question:

I just noticed on the map that there is a large island between northern Castille and Vodacce.  What do you guys think?  Genoa based?  Or more Sardinia divided between the Vodacce princes rather than its own Republic?  Or hell with how the map is scrambled compared to Europe it could be Sicily-based (which I believe was Spanish claimed in the 17th century)!

I'd suggest Corsica, but I think it's too removed from Montaigne for that to work.

It's here. Thoughts, feelings, opinions and any ideas inspired from this work, please share them.

I am going to start reading it now.

Hi, everyone!

John Wick Presents just published the official maps of Theah to all and sundry. 

So, for fans who visit this community, below are those maps (including in full color).

The resolution is 2200 pixels, so you can enjoy all the detail as your heroes adventure.

Ok, so here's a potential project for some enterprising soul.  It's clear from reading through the different nation entries that the history of Théah in 2nd edition has changed in subtle ways.  The War of the Cross may have happened earlier.  The Montaigne invasion of Castille has been repelled.  There are probably a dozen more changes that I missed.

A low resolution map of Theah gifted to Her Majesty, Queen Elaine, by her loyal subject, Jeremiah Berek.