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'A desert country near the sea' could would quite well for Pomerania if we assume 'desert' to mean 'deserted' rather than sandy.

It's quite simple really. The list of people in each election isn't 'list of Prime Ministerial candidates' it's 'list of Party Leaders of parties which won seats', where the winning party's leader becomes Prime Minister in consequence. As such it's perfectly valid for the leader of an...

Being honest, most of that should just be claim outlines really.

Not when you take into account stuff like Virginia's Independent Cities or Georgia's multitude of counties.

If you want anything actually useful, then yes its too small.

Ooh black and white photography as standard apparently.

That map is far.too small to show the counties of the US.

The doggo vote is always good.

OK, here's your run down for England and Wales (Scotland and Norn have different pages) For Urban Districts you should consult both this list and also this list. For Rual Districts you should consult this list. For municipal boroughs there is both this list and this list. For County Boroughs...

The Ridings of Yorkshire had been abolished as an administrative unit at this point. Or more specifically, Yorkshire had been, they, along with the Parts of Lincolnshire, were County Councils. The structure went as follows: -County Council/County Borough (County Boroughs were administratively...

Oh sorry, it's old-maps not oldmaps.

If you're actually going to do the Urban and Rural districts you can't exactly ignore the fact that Shoeburyness UDC was a thing.

Well, you could try Oldmaps.co.uk, then cross-reference with the various lists on Wikipedia, then you've got to find the old boundaries on the former. I mean given the scale you should be fine doing it very roughly, but still.

It's literally a 'look up lots of local old maps, cross-reference with parish lists and draw the boundaries from that' There's a reason why I offered to help with Britain.

I know 1934 is after 1931. The map there is labelled as 1931 but actually has a lot of post-1934 borders. And it's not the county borders, its the borders within the counties.

That's the date of the map of the pre-65 English districts you'll generally find online. I didn't have chance to look properly, but as a few examples Basildon and Billericay UDCs were only created from Billericay RDC in 1934 (there's a surprisingly large number of mistakes in that map as well...

@Valdore Javorsky - a. why'd you just delete that, and b. what year exactly is it meant to be? Because there were quite a few changes between 1894 and 1931.

You were of course allowed to cross out the names of any members you didn't approve of. Obviously if you approve of any one member then you approve of the whole list. And obviously it's entirely up to the people running the election whether you've properly crossed out any names. And obviously...

That's magnificent. And wouldn't look at all out of place in a 'France as part of the Warsaw Pact' TL with the various bloc parties.

Inconsistent data files by state- ND probably has GIS records of every farmtrack and the like, whereas Montana doesn't.