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The Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople also claims all territories not belonging to any other autocephalous or autonomous jurisdictions - in other words, the grey areas on this map. Other jurisdictions dispute this claim. Thus, all the grey areas could be shaded in gold. However, to avoid confusion, I have chosen to leave them simply grey. | The Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople also claims all territories not belonging to any other autocephalous or autonomous jurisdictions - in other words, the grey areas on this map. Other jurisdictions dispute this claim. Thus, all the grey areas could be shaded in gold. However, to avoid confusion, I have chosen to leave them simply grey. | ||
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There is one autonomous Orthodox jurisdiction - the [http://orthodoxwiki.org/Church_of_Sinai Church of Sinai] - which is not shown on this map, because its territory is too small to be visible on a world map. It is limited to one monastery and several dependencies in the Sinai peninsula. | There is one autonomous Orthodox jurisdiction - the [http://orthodoxwiki.org/Church_of_Sinai Church of Sinai] - which is not shown on this map, because its territory is too small to be visible on a world map. It is limited to one monastery and several dependencies in the Sinai peninsula. | ||
Revision as of 23:39, September 17, 2013
Summary
This is a world map of the canonical territories of the autocephalous and autonomous Orthodox jurisdictions. Where a certain territory is disputed (either between two different churches or one church claims it as its territory while others consider it part of the diaspora), I have shown it shaded.
The Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople also claims all territories not belonging to any other autocephalous or autonomous jurisdictions - in other words, the grey areas on this map. Other jurisdictions dispute this claim. Thus, all the grey areas could be shaded in gold. However, to avoid confusion, I have chosen to leave them simply grey.
There is one autonomous Orthodox jurisdiction - the Church of Sinai - which is not shown on this map, because its territory is too small to be visible on a world map. It is limited to one monastery and several dependencies in the Sinai peninsula.
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Blank world map from Wikimedia Commons; the rest is my own work
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| current | 07:40, February 13, 2015 |  | 1,340 × 625 (49 KB) | Veshy (talk | contribs) | updated based on more accurate information |
| 20:38, September 17, 2013 |  | 1,340 × 625 (44 KB) | Veshy (talk | contribs) | changed some of the colors for better contrast | |
| 02:55, September 17, 2013 |  | 1,425 × 625 (45 KB) | Veshy (talk | contribs) | updated map based on information from wikipedia and official Church websites about the geographical limits of canonical territories | |
| 02:39, January 9, 2011 |  | 1,350 × 625 (56 KB) | Veshy (talk | contribs) | This is a world map of the canonical territories of the autocephalous and autonomous Orthodox jurisdictions. Where a certain territory is disputed (either between two different churches or one church claims it as its territory while others consider it par |
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