Interactive story atlas

Mapped Fiction turns books and movies into 3D route maps.

Mapped Fiction builds accurate, source-linked route maps from fictional titles. Each mapped title records the journey as a sequence of paths with start and end points, travel media, distances, chapter or scene facts, confidence notes, and curve points for the 3D globe.

Titles mapped 21
Chapter pages 827
Route segments 285
Mapped distance 375,094 km

Mapped titles

Browse every mapped title, creator page, or map location.

Forrest Gump

Robert Zemeckis. Route from Greenbow, Alabama to Greenbow, Alabama, with 17 mapped route segments.

Pride and Prejudice

Jane Austen. Route from Longbourn to Gardiners in London, with 9 mapped route segments.

A Room with a View

E. M. Forster. Route from Pension Bertolini, Florence to Pension Bertolini, Florence, with 6 mapped route segments.

Crime and Punishment

Fyodor Dostoyevsky. Route from Raskolnikov's room to Siberian prison, with 5 mapped route segments.

The Count of Monte Cristo

Alexandre Dumas and Auguste Maquet. Route from Marseille to Monte Cristo island, with 7 mapped route segments.

Middlemarch

George Eliot. Route from Tipton Grange to Lowick, with 5 mapped route segments.

My Life - Volume 1

Richard Wagner. Route from Leipzig to Dresden, with 7 mapped route segments.

Dracula

Bram Stoker. Route from London to Castle Dracula, with 6 mapped route segments.

Genesis: Abraham

Anonymous. Route from Ur of the Chaldees to Beer-lahai-roi, with 21 mapped route segments.

Genesis: Jacob

Anonymous. Route from Beersheba to Beersheba, with 12 mapped route segments.

Genesis: Joseph

Anonymous. Route from Hebron / Canaan to Goshen / Rameses region, with 14 mapped route segments.

How the maps are built

The route data separates source evidence from geographic estimates. Confirmed locations, textual coordinates, inferred route bends, fictional underground or submarine sections, and explicit source distances are labeled so readers can see where the map is exact and where it is interpretive.