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I (User:Quadell) created this map. Please feel free to update it with more accurate information. It is very difficult to accurately map the geographical extent of an ancient culture.

Here are some (non-free) other maps of Celtic influence: [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6].

I received the following helpful criticism from Bogdan:

Great map, but it misses the Celtiberians (central Spain), the Celts in Scythia Minor (Dobrogea, now in Romania, between the Danube and the Black Sea), as well as the Celts of Asia Minor.

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This is a rough estimate from several sources. Blue = extent of Celtic influence 1500 BCE - 1000 BCE. Purple = extent of Celtic influence 400 BCE.

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En azul el área aproximada de la influencia celta en Europa hacia el 1500 adC. En púrpura se muestra la máxima expansión de la cultura celta entorno al 400 adC.