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As promised, the pages for Canada. Previous pages.

No, sorry. I found the image on the Paradox Plaza forum, so I don't have a proper source for this. Though from what I remember reading elsewhere: 1A, 2A - Buffalo 5A, 6A - Athabasca 5B, 6B - Alberta 5C - Saskatchewan 5D - Assiniboia

Here are some of the options that were presented before Alberta and Saskatchewan were created.

10,000 years ago, there would have been a pair of guys thinking exactly the same thing about a cave on Earth.

It can be found using Google and I didn't put the link as I can't remember site policy on posting links to obscure websites, but as you asked: http://members.webone.com.au/~markld/PhD/thesis.html The part I refer to is Appendix 2A: Australian New State Proposals.

Cross-posting from a thread I started asking about the borders of a federal Queensland. Mark Drummond's PhD Thesis also includes an appendix with numerous other proposed divisions of Australian colonies/states.

Thanks! Arizona was the hardest to get right, before I stripped it back to being that simple. I will be making the pages for Canada or the United States next.

A double page this time, as I'm creating more flags than I have room for. Previous pages.

After much more searching, I found this image in the appendix of a PhD Thesis by Mark Drummond at the University of Canberra, which is available online. The original image is from a pamphlet from the 1920s, but shows the borders of the provinces/states proposed by Griffith in 1888. I'm putting...

Another page following on from my previous one.

In the late 19th century, there were attempts made for North Queensland and Central Queensland to become separate colonies from Queensland, which were all unsuccessful as the British government was reluctant to interfere in the affairs of a self-governing colony. To deal with the separatists...

I'll admit to going back and forth between which cross would be in front, because I was uncertain of the meaning of what I wanted the flag to imply. The red saltire on white is mostly associated with Anglo-Irish and Protestants, in OTL first being used as a symbol of Ireland in 1783 imposed by...

It is meant to suggest derivation from a flag similar to the Indian Home Rule flag and that there is a greater Anglo-Indian population in the Empire of India. Flags with crosses and/or saltires have become associated with countries in the British Commonwealth in TTL, similar to flags with Nordic...

This is part of a thing that I've been working on for far too long without showing it to anyone.