The NextGen OTL Worlda Series
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The 1950 map should have some of the Greater Administrative Regions, no?
Very much appreciated, thank you for the work, it can't have been a quick set of patches. The Qing dynasty ones in particular is very interesting to me and looks great!
Excellent job Lin! However, I did notice some inconsistencies that do have to be addressed:
- No 1444 map?
- Russia's oblasts (incl. the SSRs) aren't present for a good chunk of the modern maps
- India's internals for 1950 are incorrect (I can fix it soon)
I comparatively know extremely little about those regions. Someone could potentially use this resource to fix the Middle East (I didn't know about it until it was sent to me by Ernak/Entrerriano a few hours ago)
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/17UQ9PZWjU57ZIAEVVU_Eu_oSoYB8IPXl
Good point;
Oops!
I based those off the map patches by @Ulyanovsk, who only made versions for the 1930s and 1980s.
Good to hear, I certainly won't complain if someone goes and fixes up India. I did try to standardise the version of the Indian subdivisions across the maps to align with your most recent patch (in the current official version, they seem to change to a different redrawing every decade).
Holy christ!
I've been working on a few... thangs lately, and while I can't really agree with a lot of your methodology surrounding Russia, this is still really impressive, well done!
Could someone make one of these maps with the province borders the ROC considers to exist please?
A fascinating map and tfw then are so many that it's hard to actually tell which is which!
Excellent map aside, the aesthetics for this are amazing. Great job!
Good job! Could you do Canada's Numbered Treaties and current indigenous land claims next?
USGS Water Resource Regions, based on this map
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/...e_Regions_of_the_United_States_of_America.jpg
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/...e_Regions_of_the_United_States_of_America.jpg
I also made a patch of the different regions of the United States as seen in the book; Beyond Borders
No problem. I haven't seen a modern map that goes into this much detail since the Newgrounds one on the Q-BAM thread.