Alexander the Great: Topography

↵ 1. In short

> Alexander the Great (2)

> 2.1 Youth

> 2.2 Greece

> 2.3 Asia Minor

> 2.4 Halicarnassus

> 2.5 Anatolia

> 2.6 Issus

> 2.7 The Levant

> 2.8 Egypt

> 2.9 Gaugamela

> 2.10 Persia

> Topography

> Overview

> 4.2 Self-Deification

> Chronology

> 2.11 King of Asia

> 2.12 Sogdia

> 2.13 The Punjab

> 2.14 The Indus valley

> 2.15 Kosmokrator

> 2.16 Babylon

> 2.17 Civil War

> 2.18 The Fourth Beast

> 3.1 Eastern sources

> 3.2 The Vulgate

> 3.3 Arrian's Sources

> 4.4 Last Days

> 4.1 Ancestors

> 4.3 Portraits

Kampyr Tepe, Houses (2) — Kampyr Tepe, one of the Alexandrias founded by Alexander

This is a list of places, visited by Alexander the Great and the Macedonian armies.

Hellespontine Phrygia (334)

Lydia and Ionia (334)

Caria (334)

Halicarnassus

Lycia (333)

Pamphylia (333)

Phrygia (333)

Cappadocia (333)

Cilicia (333)

Syria (332)

Egypt (331)

Mesopotamia (331)

Babylonia (331; 324; 323)

Elam (331; 324)

Persis (330; 324)

Media (330; 324-323)

Parthia (330)

Hyrcania (330)

Aria (330)

Drangiana (330/329)

Arachosia (329)

Alexandria in Arachosia

Parapamisos / Gandara (329)

Alexandria in the Caucasus
Euas (Kunar)

Bactria (329)

Sogdia (329-327)

Cophen valley (327-326)

Peucelaotis (Charsadda)
Massaga (Chakdarra)
Soastus (Swat)
Bazira (Bir-Kot)
Ora (Odigram)
Shang-La
Aornus (Pir-Sar)