The mission of the International Journal of Historical Cartography and Regional Studies (IJHCRS) is to facilitate quality scholarly research in the field of exploring the historical evolution of cartography, the geographical terrain and the spatial manifestation of historical occurrences. The journal is used by scholars, historians, geographers and researchers in the world as an international platform where innovative works are presented to enhance a greater comprehension of historical geography and regional changes.

The journal promotes the cross-disciplinary studies that relate history, geography, archaeology, cultural studies, and geospatial sciences. IJHCRS aims at increasing the understanding of the way in which geographical information has been recorded, critiqued and utilized over time by publishing academic articles regarding historical mapping of the Earth and its regions.

Aim of the Journal

The key objectives of the journal are:

• Fostering studies of historical cartography and regional studies.
• Promoting interdisciplinary methods using history, geography, and spatial analysis.
• Providing an international platform to enable scholars and researchers to publish their work.
• Sponsoring the research and conservation of historical maps and cartographic heritage.
• Advancing the study of regional development and territorial evolution.

Scope of the Journal

The International Journal of Historical Cartography and Regional Studies welcomes original research articles, review papers, and scholarly contributions in a wide range of related fields, including:

• Historical Cartography and Map Interpretation
• Evolution of Mapping Techniques and Cartographic Methods
• Regional and Cultural Geography
• Historical Geography and Spatial History
• Regional Development and Territorial Studies
• Cartographic Heritage and Map Preservation
• Colonial and Post-Colonial Mapping Studies
• Political Boundaries and Territorial Changes
• Urban and Rural Historical Landscapes
• Digital Mapping and Historical Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

The journal will help the academic community around the globe to comprehend the correlation between geography, maps, and historical development in various regions and civilizations through these research areas.