Source Policy
Research and generation are constrained to these approved sources:
- wikipedia.org
- wikidata.org
- wiktionary.org
- gutenberg.org
About This Project
MythMap is an atlas of stories, places, and shared imagination.
The goal is simple: make mythology easier to explore by connecting each story to geography, cultural context, and related themes.
How MythMap Works
A practical overview of content, reliability, and map attribution.
Map & Attribution
Each myth is pinned to a real-world location chosen for its geographic, historical, or cultural significance — whether named in the source, a proxy landscape, or a site of key saga events.
Map tiles are OpenTopoMap with visible attribution for OpenStreetMap, SRTM, and CC-BY-SA.
Roadmap Focus
Current priorities include adding more myths, improving map region exploration, and expanding related-story recommendations.
Support MythMap
If MythMap is useful to you, a small donation helps keep the project running and growing.