Q-Bam Historical Map Thread

[Tethys00]

does anyone have a map of Poland from before the PLC?

 

[Sharklord1]

I'm almost done with the Americas and Africa.
Anyone got a (clear) map of the divisions of Iran, Southern Rhod., Chile, Nicaragua, Turkey, UK, or the Soviet Union around 1942?

 

[Oliveia]

Anyone got a (clear) map of the divisions of Iran, Southern Rhod., Chile, Nicaragua, Turkey, UK, or the Soviet Union around 1942?

This article on Wikipedia includes a list of former provinces of Iran, though no maps.
Map of Turkey in 1927:

And, as for Nicaragua, the Spanish article for her departments lists out the history.

 

[Thon Taddeo]

Here is a map of the provinces of Turkey in 1942.

https://exhibits.stanford.edu/oss-maps/catalog/nv744yq8514

Counties of England 1890-1965

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipe...ng/800px-England_Admin_Counties_1890-1965.png



I have some maps of the USSR's administrative divisions. I'll try to find those when I am home later.

 

[Thon Taddeo]

Here is a map of the administrative divisions of Mongolia and Tuva

https://exhibits.stanford.edu/oss-maps/catalog/dq375fg7674

Here are maps from 1944. There were quite few changes between 1942 and 1944, especially in western Russia and the Caucasus,which I will try to track down.

Spoiler

 

[Anton2181]

Does anybody have a map of Lotharingia / Francia post the treaty of Verdun?

 

[Tomislav Addai]

M.Izady at Gulf 2000maps hS also administrative divisions of Iran

 

[Pressedflowers]

Does anybody have a map of Lotharingia / Francia post the treaty of Verdun?

 

[damein fisher]

Does anyone have a 1905 patch? I can only seem to find 1905 and 1914

 

[Thon Taddeo]

I'm almost done with the Americas and Africa.
Anyone got a (clear) map of the divisions of Iran, Southern Rhod., Chile, Nicaragua, Turkey, UK, or the Soviet Union around 1942?

If you still need maps of the USSR, I've found an atlas from 1941 which might be useful.

http://istmat.info/node/44869

I think the only major change between 1941 and 1942 would have been the abolishment of the Volga German ASSR.

 

[Selvetrica]

Does anyone happen to have a biome map for Q-bam?

 

[endy776]

Does anyone happen to have a biome map for Q-bam?

We all wish there was.

 

[Christory]

How's the 1520/21 map progressing?

 

[Sharklord1]

Updated the historical changelog with the recent coastal, lake, and dry lake patches

 

[Sharklord1]

1942 Progress
For whatever reason the file size for this is too large (I don't know why), so I used imgur.

I really need to work on the rest of Indonesia and Mongolia patches for the main qbam thread, so if I could get some of y'all to patch China's provinces (Manchuria included), Finland's provinces, Romania's provinces, the rest of the borders for Nazi Germany, and maybe a coastline or two that's missing, that'd be swell

 

[Drex]

Provinces of France featuring other territories it controlled prior to the Republic.

 

[Kikkomaan]

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Updated the historical changelog with the recent coastal, lake, and dry lake patches

No love for Lake Cahuilla?

 

[Sharklord1]

No love for Lake Cahuilla?

If you mean the Salton sea, the lake is only 110 years old

 

[Kikkomaan]

If you mean the Salton sea, the lake is only 110 years old

Ah but it's theorized that it was a larger(around 2x), naturally occurring lake up until the 13th or 14th century, presumably when the Colorado River changed paths and stopped feeding into it. That is to my knowledge anyway, unfortunately it's not a very thoroughly researched topic.

 

[Sharklord1]

Ah but it's theorized that it was a larger(around 2x), naturally occurring lake up until the 13th or 14th century, presumably when the Colorado River changed paths and stopped feeding into it. That is to my knowledge anyway, unfortunately it's not a very thoroughly researched topic.

yeah but it dried out in and out of time until its disappearance before the Spanish arrival in the region, so its geographical borders will have to change numerous times