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Project '44 provides a free interactive map of the Second World War with historical mapping information.
About Project ’44
Project ’44 is a free interactive map of the Second World War built from original war diaries. It shows 150,000+ unit positions across 15 nations day by day, each traced to a scanned primary document, alongside 15,000+ war diary pages.
Users can search 1,000+ formations by unit, date, or location, view war diaries and after-action reports linked to the map, and read story maps, research projects, and individual case studies. The web map is described as beta, with some features still rough.
Key features
- Day-by-day unit positions linked to scanned primary documents
- Search 1,000+ formations by unit, date, or location
- Searchable war diaries and after-action reports linked to map
- Story maps covering battles including Bulge and Rhine crossing
- Research projects on Canadian wartime subjects such as Dieppe
- Individual case studies tracing soldiers' wartime service and locations
Best for: People researching family members' Second World War service and communities looking for local wartime history.
Good for
- Free access to an interactive Second World War map
- Unit positions traced to scanned war diaries and primary documents
- Large collection including 150,000+ positions and 15,000+ diary pages
Watch out for
- Web map is in beta with some features described as still rough
Project ’44 at a glance
- Website
- project44.ca
- Category
- Travel & Maps › Maps, Navigation & Weather
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Project ’44 FAQ
How can I find where a unit served?
Search 1,000+ formations by unit name, date, or location and view day-by-day positions on the map.
What sources are the map positions based on?
Original war diaries and after-action reports, with positions traced to scanned primary documents.
Is the current web map final?
No. It is described as a beta map, with some features polished and some still rough.
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