Template:Eurovision base maps

Eurovision Song Contest-specific maps

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  Eurovision events map (1956)
  The first contest is held
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  Eurovision events map (1957-1959)
  Saarland is annexed into (West) Germany
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  Eurovision events map (1960)
  Kremenchuk Reservoir created
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  Eurovision events map (1961-1962)
  Cyprus gains independence
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  Eurovision events map (1963-1964)
  Algeria gains independence
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  Eurovision events map (1965)
  Malta gains independence; Kamianske Reservoir created
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  Eurovision events map (1966)
  Kyiv Reservoir created
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  Eurovision events map (1967-1969)
  Jordan–Saudi Arabia border changed
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  Eurovision events map (1970-1971)
  Monaco reclaims land in set to be location of Fontviellie
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  Eurovision events map (1972-1979)
  Kaniv Reservoir created
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  Eurovision events map (1980-1984)
  Greenland is granted home rule
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  Eurovision events map (1985-1990)
  Iraq–Jordan border changed
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  Eurovision events map (1991)
  Iraq–Saudi Arabia border changes go into effect, German reunification
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  Eurovision events map (1992)
  Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and Slovenia are recognized as independent, Dissolution of the Soviet Union; Macedonia declares independence (recognition unknown)
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  Eurovision events map (1993-2001)
  Macedonian independence recognized; Dissolution of Czechoslovakia
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  Eurovision events map (2002)
  Monaco reclaims land
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  Eurovision events map (2003-2006)
  Yugoslavia becomes Serbia and Montenegro
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  Eurovision events map (2007)
  Dissolution of Serbia and Montenegro
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  Eurovision events map (2008-2014)
  Kosovo declares independence
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  Eurovision events map (2015-2018)
  Australia joins the contest
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  Eurovision events map (2019)
  Macedonia changes its name to North Macedonia
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  Eurovision events map (2020-2023)
  Monaco reclaims land in set to be location of Le Portier
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  Eurovision events map (2024-present)
  Kakhovka Dam is blown up, draining the Kakhovka Reservoir

Junior Eurovision Song Contest-specific maps

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  Junior Eurovision map (2018)
  Kazakhstan and Wales join the contest
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  Junior Eurovision map (2019)
  Macedonia changes its name to North Macedonia
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  Junior Eurovision map (2020-2023)
  Monaco reclaims land in set to be location of Le Portier
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  Eurovision events map (2024-present)
  Kakhovka Dam is blown up, draining the Kakhovka Reservoir

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