Let me rephrase that: Is there a way to change a Robinson projection so its not centered on the Prime meridian and therefore the Chukchi Peninsula doesn't get shoved into the northwesternmost corner of the map?
Q-Bam Historical Map Thread
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Yeahhhhh, I'm not sure I could see any good looking pacific q-bams coming out in the future
We can always dream for a pacific q-bam thread..
Yeahhhhh, I'm not sure I could see any good looking pacific q-bams coming out in the future
We can always dream for a pacific q-bam thread..
Like Kolchak said, it's a drawing of a qbam projection, not its own projection. The best thing might be to simply redo the basemap, which is easier said than done but possible for anyone who wants to commit to doing it. Obviously pasting it over some other projection won't do really anything except warp it unfortunately.
Or what about this projection ? https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:BlankMap-World-90W.svg
It's a America centered projection.
The problem with American-centered projections is that they cut in half through Asia, while European or Pacific-centered projections only cut thought seam which is way more convenient.
I meant meters, not millimeters.I don't think less than a centimeter of rise would be visible on a world map
Does anyone have a Qbam (or atleast some historical maps) of the Soviet unions interal divisions before the 1936 constitution redrew the borders?
Found some here:
Hisatlas - Map of Soviet Union 1917-1918
Joaquín de Salas Vara de Rey political and historical atlas Hisatlas, USSR, map of Soviet Union 1917-1918
www.euratlas.net
Hisatlas - Map of Soviet Union 1918-1921
Joaquín de Salas Vara de Rey political and historical atlas Hisatlas, USSR, map of Soviet Union 1918-1921
www.euratlas.net
Hisatlas - Map of Soviet Union 1922-1928
Joaquín de Salas Vara de Rey political and historical atlas Hisatlas, USSR, map of Soviet Union 1922-1928
www.euratlas.net
Hisatlas - Map of Caucasus 1917-1919
Joaquín de Salas Vara de Rey political and historical atlas Hisatlas, USSR, map of Caucasus 1917-1919
www.euratlas.net
Hisatlas - Map of Caucasus 1919-1921
Joaquín de Salas Vara de Rey political and historical atlas Hisatlas, USSR, map of Caucasus 1919-1921
www.euratlas.net
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is there a source for that last one that Isn't pinterest? It won't let me save the map without an account
In lieu of @Bob Hope 's recent coastlines, I've decided to restart my reservoirs/artificial water bodies project (link), but this time I want to do it proper (again in lieu of Bob's insane quality).
I'll be posting this and any further updates to it on the thread for the old project, which will include a spreadsheet (link) with dates and extra notes.
The spreadsheet is also provided so other people are able to dispute either the dates I've provided, or to dispute which water body I've assumed the given pixels represent (I may have gotten this incorrect in some cases).
This is the project so far, I've gone thru all of Europe minus Scandinavia and Russia (both of which will be hell) and North Africa minus Egypt and the Sudans.
Water bodies in green are ones I'd elect not be represented on Q-BAM: the patch in Greece does not exist as far as I can tell, it seems like it's taking course of the Struma, but that isn't anywhere near wide enough to warrant coastline status.
I'll be posting this and any further updates to it on the thread for the old project, which will include a spreadsheet (link) with dates and extra notes.
The spreadsheet is also provided so other people are able to dispute either the dates I've provided, or to dispute which water body I've assumed the given pixels represent (I may have gotten this incorrect in some cases).
This is the project so far, I've gone thru all of Europe minus Scandinavia and Russia (both of which will be hell) and North Africa minus Egypt and the Sudans.
Water bodies in green are ones I'd elect not be represented on Q-BAM: the patch in Greece does not exist as far as I can tell, it seems like it's taking course of the Struma, but that isn't anywhere near wide enough to warrant coastline status.
The Ill-Fated Attempt at a united German Empire from 1848-1849
German Empire (1848–1849) - Wikipedia
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The Ill-Fated Attempt at a united German Empire from 1848-1849
German Empire (1848–1849) - Wikipedia
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