Would you also rject other people doing these maps? Also, the thing with 1844/45 is that it is before the Mexican-American War.
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Would you also rject other people doing these maps? Also, the thing with 1844/45 is that it is before the Mexican-American War.
I'm not rejecting others doing them, I'm just saying that I personally wouldn't.
The km per pixel ratio continues to fluctuate with each border I select on the map (such as Idaho's Southern Border vs the US-Mexican Border).
Correct. This is a result of the map's projection. Lengths are compressed and expanded depending on longitude.
March 31st, 2019
- Added 750 AD
- [600 - 1200 AD]: Fixed china's external borders & added details/corrections to those of their protectorates.
- 1960: Borders in Africa should now reflect the state of the continent on Jan 1st, 1960 (French Africa mostly decolonized later that year)
- 1980: Colored Uganda
To-do list:
- 1050
- 1150
- ww1 maps
- 1936
- 1947
- 1950
- 1990
- Added 750 AD
- [600 - 1200 AD]: Fixed china's external borders & added details/corrections to those of their protectorates.
- 1960: Borders in Africa should now reflect the state of the continent on Jan 1st, 1960 (French Africa mostly decolonized later that year)
- 1980: Colored Uganda
To-do list:
- 1050
- 1150
- ww1 maps
- 1936
- 1947
- 1950
- 1990
Argentina Patches
Some comments:
(the color scheme is not necessary, but I like Argentina better as sky-blue.)
- Both East and West Germany appear in the 1946 map. They weren't established until 1949. They should appear as occupied like Austria and Japan.
- Depending on the exact date of the 1861 map, it should show the State of Buenos Aires in Argentina as independent but claimed, which won against the Argentine Confederation in the battle of Pavón (17 September) and reunited the country in December (long story...)
- The 1815 shows the conflict between the League of Free Peoples and the Tucumán Congress, which is great. However, it's inaccurate. Buenos Aires was not a member (in fact, the league was pretty much formed against it), neither was Córdoba. Also they both share the same color which is confusing. I propose coloring the League with Uruguay's color (since it's widely understood as the predecessor of modern Uruguay) and the rest with the Argentina color, with mutual claims between the both of them.
- While the Moche might not have been an unified culture, there is reason to consider adding them to the pre-700 AD maps.
- The Missisipian, Aridoamerican, etc. cultures appear in the pre-1500 maps, however they weren't unified cultures AFAIK. Is there a way to show that (like cultural spheres?) I believe the Celts and Germanics had the same issue.
(the color scheme is not necessary, but I like Argentina better as sky-blue.)
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Who is Chirst and why does he get to have an era named after him in this series?
I'll get those issues fixed soon, thanks for the heads up. As a true alternate historian, I know nothing about post-colonial south american history. From all the timelines I've read, nothing ever happens down there!
Great work on the patches! They look fantastic. I gave your post a threadmark for easy access.
I'll get those issues fixed soon, thanks for the heads up. As a true alternate historian, I know nothing about post-colonial south american history. From all the timelines I've read, nothing ever happens down there!
Great work on the patches! They look fantastic. I gave your post a threadmark for easy access.
I gotta work in more South American TLs
Thank you! I would help to update the maps but I'm currently without a mouse. If I find anything I can help with I'll be around this thread.
Kudos for your work!
I took them out temporarily while ST15RM works on his, but I can add them back in if people want.
