The African Slave Trade, 1440–1867

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The African Slave Trade, 1440–1867

Use the labels below to match with the specific areas of the map provided on the previous page.

General Labels

•  Cities
  1. New York
  2. Charleston
  3. New Orleans
  4. Havana
  5. Zacatecas
  6. Mexico City
  7. Veracruz
  8. Acapulco
  9. Cartagena
  10. Lima
  11. Recife
  12. Bahia
  13. Säo Paulo
  14. Rio de Janeiro
  15. Buenos Aires
  16. Lisbon
  17. London
  18. Amsterdam
  19. Seville
  20. Tangiers
  21. Algiers
  22. Tunis
  23. Tripoli
  24. Alexandria
  25. Cairo
  26. Baghdad
  27. Arguin
  28. Timbuktu
  29. St. Louis
  30. Gao
  31. Kumase
  32. Whydah
  33. Elmina
  34. Accra
  35. Old Calabar
  36. Aden
  37. Mogadishu
  38. Mombasa
  39. Luanda
  40. Benguela
  41. Mozambique
  42. Sofala
  43. Cape Town

•  Countries
  1. SAINT DOMINGUE
  2. CUBA
  3. JAMAICA
  4. ANTIGUA
  5. GUADELOUPE
  6. DOMINICA
  7. MARTINIQUE
  8. ST. VINCENT
  9. BARBADOS
  10. GRENADA
  11. MEXICO AND SPANISH CARIBBEAN
  12. NEW GRANADA AND VENEZUELA
  13. GUIANA AND SURINAM
  14. BRAZIL
  15. PERU
  16. SOUTH AMERICA
  17. EUROPE
  18. MOROCCO
  19. PERSIA
  20. EGYPT
  21. ARABIA
  22. SIERRA LEONE
  23. ASANTE
  24. DAHOMEY
  25. OYO
  26. ARO
  27. AFRICA
  28. ETHIOPIA
  29. BOBANGI
  30. CONGO
  31. ANGOLA
  32. MOZAMBIQUE
  33. ZANZIBAR
  34. EAST AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE
  35. TRANS-SAHARAN SLAVE TRADE TO OTTOMAN EMPIRE AND OTHER PARTS OF MIDDLE EAST
  36. TRANS-SAHARAN SLAVE TRADE TO NORTH AFRICA

•  Water
  1. Hudson Bay
  2. Gulf Of Mexico
  3. Caribbean Sea
  4. Atlantic Ocean
  5. Pacific Ocean
  6. North Sea
  7. Black Sea
  8. Mediterranean Sea
  9. Arabian Sea
  10. Aral Sea
  11. Red Sea
  12. Caspanian Sea

Legend Labels:

•  Main sources of African slaves
•  Main areas of slave importation in the New World
•  European slave trader routes
•  Muslim slave trader routes
•  Slave factory