How much of the United Kingdom have you explored?
Mark the counties and local areas you have visited across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Countries are counted automatically from your selections.
How to create your travel map
- Select the counties and local areas you have visited. Countries are counted automatically from your selections.
- Add your name and choose your map and marker colours.
- Download your map with your progress, website address and travel quotation.
Your selection is saved in this browser. This travel map combines 48 ceremonial counties in England, 32 council areas in Scotland, 22 local authority areas in Wales and 11 local government districts in Northern Ireland. The percentage measures selected areas, not land area. City of London and Greater London are separate. The Crown Dependencies and overseas territories are not part of this UK map.
About this travel map
What does the United Kingdom travel map include?
The UK map contains 113 areas: 48 ceremonial counties in England, 32 council areas in Scotland, 22 local authority areas in Wales and 11 districts in Northern Ireland. Selecting an area automatically counts its country. These are different types of area, combined for travel tracking; the percentage measures the number selected, not land coverage.
Can I download my travel map as an image?
Yes. Add your name if you wish, choose your colours and select Download PNG. The image includes your map, visit count, percentage, progress bar, the map’s UnseenList.com address and a travel quotation.
Do I need an account, and where is my progress saved?
No account is required. Selections and map preferences are saved in this browser on this device. They do not automatically sync to another device. Clearing browser data can remove them, so download a PNG to keep a copy.
Can I use the map without accepting analytics cookies?
Yes. Selecting places, personalising the map and downloading a PNG work without analytics consent. You can change your choice using Cookie preferences in the footer.