Yeah, I realized just now that everything is off-sized, including Northern Europe and Russia. Whoopsie, much harder than I originally thought.
Well Antarctica would be raised to some extent because of rebound from the ice, while Australia would be weighed down in this timeline. Australia is of course smaller and flatter than Antarctica, so it wouldn’t be able to support nearly as much ice (the Caribbean definitely doesn’t compare to Greenland either), so sea levels would likely be at least 30-40m higher than OTL, maybe even 50, meaning a wetter and more humid world with less desert and more forest. Also less ice means less light and therefore heat reflected back into space, so even if the atmosphere remains the same, this world may be one or two degrees hotter overall, meaning a slightly larger tropical zone. As you can see, the equator covers places like the Horn of Africa, Yemen, UAE, Iran, Central Asia and Siberia, as well as part of West Antarctica, so these would be the tropical areas, especially with the higher sea levels bringing in shallow seas. Some places would be fairly similar to otl in climate like New Zealand and South Africa. Alaska is a similar latitude to otl’s Horn, so it could be a desert land, while Greenland is a latitude ranging from northern Spain to southern Algeria/Cuba, and Italy aligns nicely with Florida. Those aren’t be be all and end all climatically of course, but they’d make a starter for climate projections, and therefore any flora, fauna or civilisations that dwell on such a world.So, I have made a Robinson adaptation of a map from the Planetocopia thread:
Here it is:
All I request is it can be patched up and remade into WORLDA with some realistic sea levels, accounting for a big Australian glacier similar to the Antarctic glacier and a melted Antarctica (search up "Green Antarctica" for reference).
to be honest, I can't give one really. I just kept throwing stuff at the wall until something stuck. I often work off a template (which usually is Arab-Proper as marked above since it's the most vanilla figurine really. I've took to making the figurine's clothing to have a single shade of colour (with exception of gold and other gems which have unique colours), since it makes each figurine stand out and able to represent a single culture that you can refer to in the map. I might make a guide if I get to refine my process.
Will this do?
Thank you for your amazing help.... Would it be possible to get one with cities as well please? Thank you.
I don't think so - according to Google translate, Argelia is Spanish for Algeria.
On the same site I linked to before, there's one with cities and lat/long but the lat/long grid isn't as detailed: http://haviv.org/map-of-spain-with-...-maps-map-of-spain-with-rivers-and-mountains/
