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Well that's going in the WorldRaj reference folder for certain.

Those are 4 of the French départements. They're as separate from eachother as, for example, Manche and Calvados in Normandie.

It's worth remembering that for all the discussion of melting pots, large parts of the central US were actually first-language German in 1914. WWI was what really changed that.

It's often a 'we don't believe this vote is going to be fair' case. Bangladesh has it happening on regular occasions, usually whenever the opposition believes the government is rigging the election and doesn't want to give it the legitimacy of looking like its actually won the election.

Worth pointing out that the pro-Independence faction in Malta boycotted the referendum in significant numbers, which was also a factor in disregarding it. I think it was still probably a slight pro-integration majority, but more like 55% than 75%

Not been updated in a while, but the standard RCS does that (apart from USSR and PRC v. Russia/Republic of China, or allowing for historic situations of multiple dynasties around at once or the like) , as I think does TACOS, at least in older versions? Can't link atm as at work. More...

Do mine eyes deceive me, or did Mackler tend to win the areas which are more strongly Republican anyway?

Blimey, you're not wrong. Great Britain, featuring the 1650 extent for Cornish rather than today's 450 people scattered across the county, some very odd Scots Gaelic spots across the lowlands, and in complete contrast a random English monoglot spot in the heart of Y Fro Gymreag.

Zonal Beys.

Japan appears to be less centralised as well, which is an interesting variation considering it's usually 'Meiji or colony' in most narratives.

I don't think that lack of control over the interior will be tolerated for long if White Christian Missionaries are coming under attack like that.

Ooh yes that's something I'd not picked up on. And industrialising areas in Bengal as well which adds to the idea of 'oh clearly we just needed to guide them and then they can take part in things'. Africa in a world where Whites and Indians are both viewed as reliable administrators is going...

It feels more like one where the Empire is de facto splitting in two, with India effectively running everything from Aden to Mombasa to Singapore to Hong Kong.

Well that's certainly a far more expansive take than I was expecting.

Dat Switzerland!

First version was on Q-BAM, but I abandoned it because I wanted to rework it with more detail, and didn't want to do any intermediary steps.

Slow going considering I'm still working.

No, Wuhan is a city in Hubei province comprised of the merger of the three old cities of Wuhang, Hankou and Hanyang, Yunnan is a large, diverse province on the southern border of OTL China.

It's good overall, but on that specific point I think it's a little too much extension- to the point where it feels like they're separate maps entirely pasted in. Especially with the lat-long lines not extending over that bit.

I'm not really active enough on this site to justify doing it in its own thread, so the main one will do. I might end up doing a test thread linking to the various posts however.