A Blank Map Thread
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Does anyone have a map of south america in this style? I found this on the Wiki and can't find one of south america in the same style :/
anyone has good blank europe map with borders right before ww2 (after czechoslovakia getting annexed)
CannedTech
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Excellento, nice compliment to Barsoom.
Any chance of doing Callisto from Lin Carter's series?
Probably not, I'm just making these for a wrapup to Scarlet Storm.
Don Quijote
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1st September 1939 map. It's not blank, there's colour and some internal subdivisions, but it looks easy enough to edit.
A Blank map of degaciated Antarctica:
This map assumes a Canadian/Siberian/Greenland style climate with the center still being a giant glacier. Because glaciers have compressed the land IOTL, this map assumes a higher elevation than the current Antarctic bedrock.
This map assumes a Canadian/Siberian/Greenland style climate with the center still being a giant glacier. Because glaciers have compressed the land IOTL, this map assumes a higher elevation than the current Antarctic bedrock.
Does anyone have a BAM for the Baltic+Eastern Europe? Thinking roughly Scandinavia, Pomerania/Brandenburg, Poland, and at least part of European Russia.
Either one big map, or two or three smaller ones:
1. the Baltic, so Scandinavia+Prussia, Pomerania, Latvia, Estonia, Finland, part of Novgorod etc.
2. a Ukraine/Black Sea Map, encompassing Ukraine, Moldovia, Eastern Bulgaria, southern Russia, and northern Anatolia.
3. a central Europe/Oder-centered blank map, covering Bohemia, Poland, Saxony, Prussia, Pomerania, northern Hungary.
Either one big map, or two or three smaller ones:
1. the Baltic, so Scandinavia+Prussia, Pomerania, Latvia, Estonia, Finland, part of Novgorod etc.
2. a Ukraine/Black Sea Map, encompassing Ukraine, Moldovia, Eastern Bulgaria, southern Russia, and northern Anatolia.
3. a central Europe/Oder-centered blank map, covering Bohemia, Poland, Saxony, Prussia, Pomerania, northern Hungary.
Thanks, but what about requested map without the meridians and parallelles too?
Much obliged, I created a Baltic map from Shadow-Knight's detailed maps, though unfortunately his larger scale maps don't include Libya or Ukraine (also Scotland but that's somewhat less painful).
shouldn't crimea and donbass be striped? they are not russian, they are occupied territory, such territory is usually indicated by stripes of both countries.
same would also apply to transnystria, which is also russian occupied
"Usually" seems to be a much misused word.
I have most often seen stripes used to indicate a power-sharing arrangement. I most usually see occupied territory as filled with the occupying power's colour and a claim line of the disputing claimant's colour as an inner border.
In the case of those two provinces, it is further complicated by the fact that Russia isn't (officially as least) the disputing power. Officially, Luhansk and Donestsk are independent small states. Each individually claims the territory of the former Ukrainian province of the same name, and Ukraine claims the entirety of the two areas. As facts on the ground, each of the two controls roughly half of the total area that each one claims. And it is widely believed that they are puppet states controlled by Russia.
From 22/5/2014 until 20/5/2015, the two provincial governments were nominally part of the Novorossiya Confederation.
I also note that the nominally no-man's land on the Moldova-Ukraine border is missing.