The NEW Our TimeLine Maps Thread!

[Knight Templar]

I forgot some thing on the map here's the update

[Analytical Engine]

Originally Posted by Knight Templar

I forgot some thing on the map here's the update

You forgot Gibraltar!

[Thande]

Originally Posted by Analytical Engine

You forgot Gibraltar!

No he didn't

[Nekromans]

Originally Posted by Thande

No he didn't

He did the first time, which is why he edited it.

Have I become the new Forum Languages guy today or something? First I translate Keenir's intranslatable post, and now this...

[Thande]

Originally Posted by Nekromans

He did the first time, which is why he edited it.

Have I become the new Forum Languages guy today or something? First I translate Keenir's intranslatable post, and now this...

I think AH.com is naturally developing into a Heroes parody, without any assistance from me or other writers First Baldie gains the ability to spot troll sockpuppets immediately, and now you can translate unintelligible posts...

To Non Pol!

[Ridwan Asher]

Originally Posted by Knight Templar

I forgot some thing on the map here's the update

Kewl, kewl, kewl !!

[euio]

Originally Posted by Qazaq2007

Highlander,
Here is your 1900 Europe map, finally. On ths map I have indicated the states in the German Empire, The Crown Lands in Austrian half of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and the principal divisons in the Hungarian half. I have also depicted the Velayats (provinces in the Ottoman Empire, and the governments (guberniias), in the Russian Empire. I designed the map to be purely a reference map. (To other AH.commer's, don't razz me about not using the UCS, for I will post another version using the UCS at a later time.) Anyways, I hope this map will suit your needs, enjoy! Q

Originally Posted by Thande

I haven't actually added anything to it yet, but here is a 'vanilla' and UCS version of Q's map suitable for editing. I'll try and add some more internal borders later.

(I left Wales on because I need it to work out the county boundaries, OK? )

Originally Posted by Qazaq2007

Thande,
Here is a cleaned up version. I fixed some of the line work, and got rid of some blurred areas I have noticed. If you don't get a chance to add the English counties, and French departements, maybe I will add them on this map later. Just let me know if you will add them in or not, and I can go from there. Q

THESE ARE THE AWESOMEST MAPS EVER TO GRACE AH.COM.

ALL HAIL QAZAQ2007!:coo l:

[Thande]

Tada! 1914 with British counties.

[Ridwan Asher]

Now I'm wondering how was the situation in Arabia and Middle East between 1900-1914. Yup, I'm requesting for map(s) here

[Qazaq2007]

Now here's the 1914 Europe map w/ the Int'l boundaries in the Balkans corrected. I enlarged Montenegro, because the Sanjak of Novi Pazar was split between Serbia and Montenergo, and changed part of the Romanian/Bulgarian border near the Black Sea, because Romania was given Southern Dobruja from Bulgaria. I have modified parts of the Serbian/Bulgaria border in accordance to treaty settlements after the Second Balkan war. (Also applies to the Romanian/Bulgarian border.) I have even made slight modifications to the Ottoman border in Europe.

[Qazaq2007]

Originally Posted by euio

THESE ARE THE AWESOMEST MAPS EVER TO GRACE AH.COM.

ALL HAIL QAZAQ2007!:coo l:

Thank you, thank you!!

[Qazaq2007]

Originally Posted by Nekromans

Of course, in 1900, Bosnia was still legally part of the Ottoman Empire - under Austro-Hungarian administration, of course, but still Turkish by law.

Yes I am aware, just showed it as part of A-H because for that reason, under A-H admin/occupation since 1878, despite not being formally annexed to A-H until 1908.

[euio]

Originally Posted by Qazaq2007

Now here's the 1914 Europe map w/ the Int'l boundaries in the Balkans corrected. I enlarged Montenegro, because the Sanjak of Novi Pazar was split between Serbia and Montenergo, and changed part of the Romanian/Bulgarian border near the Black Sea, because Romania was given Southern Dobruja from Bulgaria. I have modified parts of the Serbian/Bulgaria border in accordance to treaty settlements after the Second Balkan war. (Also applies to the Romanian/Bulgarian border.) I have even made slight modifications to the Ottoman border in Europe.

The Rumania-Hungary border looks a bit off, as do the Thuringian states.

[Qazaq2007]

Originally Posted by euio

The Rumania-Hungary border looks a bit off, as do the Thuringian states.

The Thurinigian States look screwy, because, when Thande copied my map, he removed the text, and in the process, removed some of the line work, thus making Thuringia look messed up. If you look at my original map, the labelled one I posted yesterday, you will see that Thuringia looks OK. As for the Romanian/Hungarian border, it's not that off, just slightly, because I didn't draw in every little kink in the border.

[euio]

Originally Posted by Qazaq2007

The Thurinigian States look screwy, because, when Thande copied my map, he removed the text, and in the process, removed some of the line work, thus making Thuringia look messed up. If you look at my original map, the labelled one I posted yesterday, you will see that Thuringia looks OK. As for the Romanian/Hungarian border, it's not that off, just slightly, because I didn't draw in every little kink in the border.

I'll put a fixed Thuringia on the map.

[euio]

Thuringia is fixed.

[Analytical Engine]

Originally Posted by euio

Thuringia is fixed.

You have both Mecklenburgs merged.

[euio]

Originally Posted by Analytical Engine

You have both Mecklenburgs merged.

There ain't no more'n one Mecklenburg.

[Kabraloth]

As someone who owns the 1914 basemap, I will attempt to overlay those borders with those of the base map. This could take a little while, though.
Edit: There, it's done.

Originally Posted by euio

There ain't no more'n one Mecklenburg.

Quite untrue, there were two of them around these times. I can't be arsed to put them in right now, though.

[Thande]

Originally Posted by euio

There ain't no more'n one Mecklenburg.

Mecklenberg and Mecklenberg-Strelitz.

Now the next big thing will be to add the French départements.