That's really not how it works. These maps are not for QBam and shouldn't be here.
Q-Bam Historical Map Thread
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Please stop. These maps don't belong in this thread and they could easily confuse the more casually present AHers with which one is the real Q-BAM. You are doing a diservice to both the XK-BAM thread and the Q-BAM thread.
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Looking for any would be map maker who is willing to do my tall order.
I'm yearning for a template map of North America with all the major and minor rivers for "natural" boundaries like this one. 👇
I'm yearning for a template map of North America with all the major and minor rivers for "natural" boundaries like this one. 👇
No, you just have the idea of scale wrong. The small departments around Seine are shown as part of Seine here, but those other ones around it are not those. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/01/France_départementale.svg
Yeah that's a modern map,
Seine-et-Oise - Wikipedia
try the map request thread instead. and be sure to be more specific with what you mean by 'like this' (eg, this projection)
I know that's a modern map. I'm saying that you can see how they look there, and compare them to my map. There are less departments there on my map, and Seine is bigger.Yeah that's a modern map,
that department existed until 1968 (so not the 80's my bad)Seine-et-Oise - Wikipedia
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I mean the Departments around Paris are still wrong for a 1836 map, and even if they did decided to split Seine-et-Oise before 1836, the borders won't be by pure luck the same as those made for electoral purposes in 1968. Your Seine is bigger yes, because it looks like you just added all of the Seine-Saint-Denis, Hauts-de-Seine and Val-de-Marne to it.
Another fine map!
August 13, 1521: Fall of Tenochtitlan
Now all I have to do is find Nuremburg in all of that mess that is also known as Germany.
I didn't add all of Seine-Saint-Denis, Hauts-de-Seine, and Val-de-Marne. It looks similar because the pixel size, but the outer borders are actually different!
Then remains the problem of Yvelines, Essone and Seine-et-Oise, being 1968 departments
First of all excellent maps everyone is doing. I’ve been lurking for a long time but a little nitpicky detail I’ve noticed made me want to post again to help out.
The Swedish-Norwegian border was largely undefined until the Strömstad treaty 1751 so for example the area in the north on this map around Enare lake wasn’t Swedish until then. I made a edit showing the areas where there was border disputes between Denmark-Norway and Sweden here.
Sources for this:
Strömstadstraktaten – Wikipedia
Grensetraktaten av 1751 – Wikipedia
Grensearkiv ca. 1750
Dokumenter som gjelder riksgrensen er viktige vitnesbyrd om norsk historie og om Norge som stat. Mellom Norge og Sverige ble riksgrensen fastlagt allerede i 1751, og den gjelder fortsatt. Den omfatter også dagens grense mot Finland, som i 1751 var en del av Sverige.
www.arkivverket.no
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Patch for the Carolingian Kingdom of Italy? Preferably at 867, when Lothringia was still a thing