Map of Prussian clans during the 13th century. Areas shaded in grey reached further south than shown on this map. Prussian clans of Galindians, Sudovians, Sasna and Lubavia as well as Kulmerland had become subjected to numerous incursions and conquests by recently arriving Slavs.
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For background I used: Image:LithuaniaPhysicalMap-Clean.svg by user:Knutux. For consistency, German names were used for cities/castles, rivers and lakes. Tribes/clans were named by their most common English names. Note that all boundaries (including rivers and lakes) are approximate. Shoreline was depicted as it is today (it has changed significantly from the 13th century).
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Main: Map used to illustrate article on Prussians in Encyclopedia Lithuanica, volume IV, page 367. It generally agrees with Map by Marija Gimbutas published in The Balts (1963).
A quite different map is presented in Bojtár, Endre (1999). Foreword to the Past: A Cultural History of the Baltic People. CEU Press, 159. ISBN963-9116-42-4
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