Map Thread XI
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How's *Israel/*Jordan?
How did Vietnam and the rest of SE Asia gain their independence?
Is that German or independent Borneo?
How are the Chinas doing?
Dunno, I was just doing a general wank of Mexico, but given the Regional languages, I'd say 1960's.
I think your population is quite a bit low, then.
Huh, I didn't realize the Lakshadweep Islands were in the running for possibly could have gone to Pakistan.
They're predominantly Muslim (over 90%) and IOTL Pakistan sent a ship to claim them but was beaten by India by mere hours.
I knew they were mostly Muslim, but not that they OTL tried to claim them.
Jim Thorpe
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Transjordan renamed themselves to Jordan to recognize the inclusion of lands West of the Jordan river to the Kingdom.
It's a secular Arab-Jewish federation, where both sides are getting along pretty well for a change. Transjordan is independent Mandatory Transjordan.
Support by the various Chinese and Indian states.
Independent, shaded grey only to distinguish it. (Bali is also independent, if you look closely.)
Not very well - they're still getting used to the idea of each others' existence.
inspired by something by rvbomally
http://rvbomally.deviantart.com/#/art/Pax-America-363596375?q=gallery:rvbomally&qo=2&_sid=2e7cef9e
(This map does reflect my political affiliations: if liberals offend you, be warned)
"TL Cluster 1988jkc2455, subcluster GB-01, sector 256783, sub-sector BO-08-
12-C. Known popularly as "Hooverworld", due to attachment of much of the
developed west to notions of economic management popular some 90 years
earlier."
"This is a largely unipolar world, dominated by the local US-variant, but this is
shifting as the US is currently in a high-stability political stasis making major
positive changes very difficult in the short to medium run."
"Vistors should be cautious in using irony, since many of the locals are
unfamiliar with this mode of conversation and may be confused and enraged
as a result."
http://rvbomally.deviantart.com/#/art/Pax-America-363596375?q=gallery:rvbomally&qo=2&_sid=2e7cef9e
(This map does reflect my political affiliations: if liberals offend you, be warned)
"TL Cluster 1988jkc2455, subcluster GB-01, sector 256783, sub-sector BO-08-
12-C. Known popularly as "Hooverworld", due to attachment of much of the
developed west to notions of economic management popular some 90 years
earlier."
"This is a largely unipolar world, dominated by the local US-variant, but this is
shifting as the US is currently in a high-stability political stasis making major
positive changes very difficult in the short to medium run."
"Vistors should be cautious in using irony, since many of the locals are
unfamiliar with this mode of conversation and may be confused and enraged
as a result."
I think I've read parts of that TL a few times...
My lack of a sense of humour informs me that I should specify that I am aware of the joke, and is playing along for the sake of it.
Those appear to be what are commonly known as lakes.
They're lakes yes; Tibets lakes do admittedly look weird in general.
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