The NEW Our TimeLine Maps Thread!

[euio]

Originally Posted by Qazaq2007

Here's an 1815 Europe map for anyone to use (Agentdark). I have assigned the Poland color to the Cracow Republic. I have colored Congress Poland in the Russian burnt orange, because the Poles were to be joined w/ Russia. I did not indicate autonomous areas in the Ottoman Empire, for autonomy wasn't returned right away. Serbia's autonomy was resumed in 1817, when it became an principality. Autonomy was resumed in both Moldavia and Wallachia until 1829. I have used the HRE light grey for the Germanic confederation boundary. Enjoy.

To indicate that Poland is in a union with Russia, you can put a dotted line between them or make Poland a darker shade of Russia's colour.

[Thande]

Originally Posted by Qazaq2007

Here's an 1815 Europe map for anyone to use (Agentdark). I have assigned the Poland color to the Cracow Republic. I have colored Congress Poland in the Russian burnt orange, because the Poles were to be joined w/ Russia. I did not indicate autonomous areas in the Ottoman Empire, for autonomy wasn't returned right away. Serbia's autonomy was resumed in 1817, when it became an principality. Autonomy was resumed in both Moldavia and Wallachia until 1829. I have used the HRE light grey for the Germanic confederation boundary. Enjoy.

Map-tastic!

I should point out that what evidently looks like "burnt orange" on your monitor was originally chosen by me to suggest gold (as in the gold stripe on the Russian imperial flag...)

[Analytical Engine]

Originally Posted by Thande

Map-tastic!

I should point out that what evidently looks like "burnt orange" on your monitor was originally chosen by me to suggest gold (as in the gold stripe on the Russian imperial flag...)

Does Qazaq2007 have an Imajin monitor?

[Thande]

Originally Posted by Analytical Engine

Does Qazaq2007 have an Imajin monitor?

I bet that's how the Partitions of Poland started...the Russians, Prussians and Austrians all used Imajin Monitors and thought their colours extended into Poland

[Analytical Engine]

Originally Posted by Thande

I bet that's how the Partitions of Poland started...the Russians, Prussians and Austrians all used Imajin Monitors and thought their colours extended into Poland.

Wars have been started for less...

[euio]

Originally Posted by Thande

I bet that's how the Partitions of Poland started...the Russians, Prussians and Austrians all used Imajin Monitors and thought their colours extended into Poland

Also, look at his first OTL map. Notice how messed up the colours were there

[Qazaq2007]

Originally Posted by Analytical Engine

Shouldn't Modena be classed as being in the Austrian Sphere-of-Influence?

Most sources I have used, do not indicate that Modena is under Habsburg influence.

[Qazaq2007]

Originally Posted by Thande

Map-tastic!

I should point out that what evidently looks like "burnt orange" on your monitor was originally chosen by me to suggest gold (as in the gold stripe on the Russian imperial flag...)

Thanks for the compliments. It looks like burnt orange to me, and thankfully I don't have Imajin's monitor.

[Qazaq2007]

Originally Posted by Thande

I bet that's how the Partitions of Poland started...the Russians, Prussians and Austrians all used Imajin Monitors and thought their colours extended into Poland

ROTFLMAO!!!

[Qazaq2007]

Map is now fixed. Enjoy!

[Qazaq2007]

BTW, In the statement I wrote, about autonomy being restored in Wallachia and Moldavia, the word 'until' should be replaced with 'in'. Sorry about da confusion, peeps.

[DaSla]

A map of the present day based of the DK World History Atlas, with of course, my unique choice of colors, and the alternate map style.

[arctic warrior]

Originally Posted by Qazaq2007

Map is now fixed. Enjoy!

I am - I am...

[euio]

Originally Posted by DarkSlavik

A map of the present day based of the DK World History Atlas, with of course, my unique choice of colors, and the alternate map style.

Yum. Tea.

[Qazaq2007]

Originally Posted by Qazaq2007

Most sources I have used, do not indicate that Modena is under Habsburg influence.

Yeah, I am quoting myself, A-E. To rephrase, Modena wasn't under Habsburg influence in 1815, at the time of the map, but probably was under the Habsburg heel in the mid 19th century during the brief flareup of revolution across Europe during the 1848-50 time range. (Will need to check my sources on this, to be sure.)

[Wendell]

Originally Posted by DarkSlavik

A map of the present day based of the DK World History Atlas, with of course, my unique choice of colors, and the alternate map style.

[IMAGE]

Nice work, however, Montenegro seems too small IMO.

[Looseheadprop]

Originally Posted by Wendell

Nice work, however, Montenegro seems too small IMO.

actually it may be a little big, all maps i have seen from that time period have a very small montenegro, it didnt really reach and great size until the later half of the 19th century

[Qazaq2007]

Originally Posted by Looseheadprop

actually it may be a little big, all maps i have seen from that time period have a very small montenegro, it didnt really reach and great size until the later half of the 19th century

Actually he is referring to the present day world map done by DarkSlavik, da one that has some of the countries done in tea colors, and Montenegro IS too small on that.

[Looseheadprop]

Originally Posted by Qazaq2007

Actually he is referring to the present day world map done by DarkSlavik, da one that has some of the countries done in tea colors, and Montenegro IS too small on that.

you're right actually it is too small on the tea map

[Qazaq2007]

Here is the first of a series of maps I am working on, showing territorial changes in Europe, leading up to and during WW2. This map shows Europe on 1 January 1938. To all AH.commers, feel free to use these maps, for any and all scenarios you come up with. Enjoy.