OTL Map Thread Mk IV., 2014-
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I've had no luck in the Request thread, so can anyone make a 2016-accurate version of this with lines around the islands?
Someone should probably actually try to update the borders and coastlines actually.I've had no luck in the Request thread, so can anyone make a 2016-accurate version of this with lines around the islands?
No, it's a modern-day local government map. Red is towns, brown is First Nations reserves, white is other municipalities, and grey is unincorporated areas. The black boundaries are those of the regional county municipalities (RCMs), the main upper-tier local government units.
http://ashtagon.deviantart.com/art/Now-with-a-coastline-layer-639754424
Made this one a few months back. Kavraisky-7 projection, normalised to 5000-pixel width.
Here's all of it done aside from the Ungava, the Magdalen Islands and the far northeastern coast:
It may be a while until there's further progress at this point, for obvious reasons.
As before, red is cities/towns, brown is Indian territories, white is parish, township or regular municipalities (legally equal), and grey is unincorporated land. It's worth noting that quite a few towns, particularly in the Abitibi, are much, much larger than their actual urban area - this is due to the 2002 municipal reform, which merged quite a few of them with their surrounding areas.
It may be a while until there's further progress at this point, for obvious reasons.
As before, red is cities/towns, brown is Indian territories, white is parish, township or regular municipalities (legally equal), and grey is unincorporated land. It's worth noting that quite a few towns, particularly in the Abitibi, are much, much larger than their actual urban area - this is due to the 2002 municipal reform, which merged quite a few of them with their surrounding areas.
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