Map Thread VIII

[Baconheimer]

Originally Posted by The Stormlord

Post-WW1 map. Guess which allegiances I changed.

Attachment 158185

Neutral Britain and Central America.

[Sun-Tzu]

Can someone overlay this over an OTL 2003 map?

[tormsen]

Originally Posted by Iori

Australia, Canada, and the United States's Prvoinces, States and Territories are shown because they have very high degrees of autonomy guaranteed to them by their respective constitutions AND in practice retain those powers.

That's kinda a bogus explanation for a population map, and highly debatable.

[Aussie Dingbat]

Originally Posted by Sun-Tzu

Can someone overlay this over an OTL 2003 map?

I love Without Warning.

[Looseheadprop]

Originally Posted by tormsen

That's kinda a bogus explanation for a population map, and highly debatable.

yeah, and knowing what i know about the Australian constitution, the states dont really have that much autonomy, certainly no where near that of the US.

[Sumeragi]

A map for a timeline I shall be doing soon. Take your guess at the POD.

[Grand Prince Paul II.]

Originally Posted by Sumeragi

A map for a timeline I shall be doing soon. Take your guess at the POV.

Point of view?
Or did you mean PoD?

[Sumeragi]

Originally Posted by Grand Prince Paul II.

Point of view?
Or did you mean PoD?

Yeah, POD <_<

[Ares96]

Originally Posted by Sumeragi

A map for a timeline I shall be doing soon. Take your guess at the POD.

Gwaggaeto the Expander lives longer, and his successors unite Korea and Manchuria under Goguryeo's banner.

[Grand Prince Paul II.]

Originally Posted by Ares96

Gwaggaeto the Expander lives longer, and his successors unite Korea and Manchuria under Goguryeo's banner.

What about the British Raj with OTL borders, Red Russia, and independent (Outer) Mongolia with modern borders?
I think the PoD is in the (second half of the) 19th century.

[KingByng]

Russian translations courtesy of looking up an article on Wikipedia then clicking the link to the Russian version of it...

Eurasia 1990.

PoD is Grigor the ASB giving Stalin a mind control device with limited effectiveness. Grigor failed to mention the mind control will cease to function upon arrival of the new millenium.

Cities shown had a population of over one million at the last census.

Whether or not the Soviets should integrate its satellites fully into the USSR is the subject of heated debate in Moscow. So is whether the Soviets should begin a much more aggressive campaign of "influencing" other states, especially the US-lead NATO and SEATO.

[Silverite]

Your Croatian-Serbian border is anachronistic, as it depicts the internal border of Republika Srpska and the Federation, which would not exist without the OTL Bosnian War.

[Ares96]

Originally Posted by KingByng

Russian translations courtesy of looking up an article on Wikipedia then clicking the link to the Russian version of it...

Eurasia 1990.

PoD is Grigor the ASB giving Stalin a mind control device with limited effectiveness. Grigor failed to mention the mind control will cease to function upon arrival of the new millenium.

Cities shown had a population of over one million at the last census.

Whether or not the Soviets should integrate its satellites fully into the USSR is the subject of heated debate in Moscow. So is whether the Soviets should begin a much more aggressive campaign of "influencing" other states, especially the US-lead NATO and SEATO.

'Latyshi'? That makes no sense AFAIK.

[Beedok]

Originally Posted by Calcion

Your Croatian-Serbian border is anachronistic, as it depicts the internal border of Republika Srpska and the Federation, which would not exist without the OTL Bosnian War.

Isn't Srpska Serbian too?

[Ares96]

Originally Posted by Beedok

Isn't Srpska Serbian too?

Yes, but the border is an arbitration, and so would not be the same ITTL. It's much the same problem as with the Kazakh border.

[KingByng]

Originally Posted by Calcion

Your Croatian-Serbian border is anachronistic, as it depicts the internal border of Republika Srpska and the Federation, which would not exist without the OTL Bosnian War.

Originally Posted by Ares96

'Latyshi'? That makes no sense AFAIK.

My map was noticed, eh? First time for everything.

Chalk both errors up to a sleep-deprived brain improperly utilising Wikipedia.

[Beedok]

Originally Posted by Ares96

Yes, but the border is an arbitration, and so would not be the same ITTL. It's much the same problem as with the Kazakh border.

I was more wondering why the Serbian Srpska was in Croatia.

[Alex Richards]

Originally Posted by Beedok

I was more wondering why the Serbian Srpska was in Croatia.

Or even Serbian Krajina

[I Blame Communism]

Originally Posted by Iori

Australia, Canada, and the United States's Prvoinces, States and Territories are shown because they have very high degrees of autonomy guaranteed to them by their respective constitutions AND in practice retain those powers.

Not like that evil, violent, and nefarious dictatorship, Brazil.

It would probably be a lot less trouble to say "Yeah what I'm lazy".

[Iori]

Originally Posted by I Blame Communism

Not like that evil, violent, and nefarious dictatorship, Brazil.

Brazil's states, like India's and Germany's do not have the same amount of powers and in many cases are arbitrary, having been created by the federal governments out of existing states.

Incidentally Switzerland is the only place that would fit the same criteria to have its Cantons shown, however since it's so small on the Basemap that you can only even see 4 of the 26 Cantons they're not included.

It would probably be a lot less trouble to say "Yeah what I'm lazy".

Except that's not the case.