No, I don't think so. The Carpathians are quite a wide mountain range, maybe it depends on your definition?
No, I mean they are positioned too South. Just take a look at Zsolna, or the distance between Krakow and the ranges compared to the other maps.
Hm, I see what you mean. Yeah, that background is less accurate anyway, it's one of my earlier maps. I switched to using an elevation model as a background for a reason.
Which are amazing, btw.I switched to using an elevation model as a background for a reason.
Map of the Ardennes / Eifel in 1914, showing the World War I era fortresses of Belgium and Germany. I made this map for the thread "How will Belgium react to a French violation of its neutrality in 1914?".
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Map of the Ardennes and Eifel showing the military / strategic railways built by Germany in the period 1909 to 1918. These railways were important for supplying the Western Front during World War I.
Map of (northern) Serbia in 1914. I made this map for the thread "What happens to Serbia and Montenegro after a Central Powers victory?".
Map of the territorial expansion of Serbia and Montenegro during the 19th century, up to 1913.
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Map borders Serbia until 1833
Map borders Serbia until 1992
Map borders Montenegro until 1913
Sources:
Map borders Serbia until 1833
Map borders Serbia until 1992
Map borders Montenegro until 1913
So Austria shrank and Serbia grew. Did Austria lose Serbia to the Ottoman Empire or grant it independence?
Austria annexed Serbia in 1718 (Treaty of Passarowitz), only to lose it again to the Ottoman Empire in 1739 (Treaty of Belgrade). It was not until 1817 that the Principality of Serbia was recognized as an autonomous state within the Ottoman Empire.
No, but that's a good reason to make one! More information about Krakau Fortress can be found at www.festungen.info
A map of the border region between Russia and the Ottoman Empire, the Southwest Caucasus, in 1914.
Relative to my earlier maps, I have reversed the color scale. This does more justice to the landscape: An open highland with barren mountains and overgrown valleys. This is in contrast to central Europe, where the mountains are densely forested and the lowlands are open.
Relative to my earlier maps, I have reversed the color scale. This does more justice to the landscape: An open highland with barren mountains and overgrown valleys. This is in contrast to central Europe, where the mountains are densely forested and the lowlands are open.
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Maybe you could have shown the Arpacay river on the map which now also forms the boundary between Kars and Armenia and always strategicaly and politicaly important
Akhuryan (river) - Wikipedia
Thanks for the feedback! I have added the Akhuryan River to the map.Maybe you could have shown the Arpacay river on the map which now also forms the boundary between Kars and Armenia and always strategicaly and politicaly important
Akhuryan (river) - Wikipedia
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