A Blank Map Thread
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Just posted this elsewhere: This might be helpful
A Nice Map Template For You All
Introducing Saramello's Inadequate Map Project (SIMP) Reddit link because this website can't handle more than 4 pixels. I like to make what-if scenarios but despise map-tracing to get historic and/or natural borders. I'm not a fan of the blank green maps, and I've tried to find map...
www.alternatehistory.com
A map of the world 66 million years ago, at the time of the K-Pg extinction event. Mostly based on a deeptimemaps.com map.
Could your other paleogeographic map series potentially come out of hiatus?
I want to generate an over 5,000 pixels wide Equi-rectangular map of 27-30 metres below level, what Tutorials, data and apps do I need?.
Idk if someone has posted this before
After way too much searching for an Image of lake texcoco that gives you any idea of the scale of the thing and roughly where it was situated I have found a nice map by national geographic and I am posting it here so no oneelse needs to do this again. No more google maps eyeballing for me.
And yes I am making a map that requieres a lake texcoco reconstruction. Idk if its requiered but I am not profiting from this in any way. All rights to respective holders.
After way too much searching for an Image of lake texcoco that gives you any idea of the scale of the thing and roughly where it was situated I have found a nice map by national geographic and I am posting it here so no oneelse needs to do this again. No more google maps eyeballing for me.
And yes I am making a map that requieres a lake texcoco reconstruction. Idk if its requiered but I am not profiting from this in any way. All rights to respective holders.
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What I like to call a U.S.-BAM. Without any further sources, I'm attributing this to @Reagent, since this is a modified version of a map in their UACOG timeline.
Here's one for presidential elections, featuring the split votes in Nebraska and Maine.
So about ~60 m rise? Although if I'm correct that'd be for a Greenland-only melt.
I think the icecaps both melting is 60 m? Just Greenland would be rather less than that.