A Map of North America in the 5th Century
Seen above is a political map of North America, produced in the year 507 NA (~2490 AD). The map was commissioned for the Imperial court of Agustīn VII of the Mexican Empire. The map is a great display of the burgeoning Age of Exploration that would blossom in the coming century.
A number of countries shown on the map were only speculated to exist, or known only through trade with other countries. Nutta, the furthest north country shown, was later understood to be fictitious. The western borders of Aplacha were entirely speculative, and later shown to be hugely exaggerated. On the other hand, Bazdin's size was diminished in the map, which is believed to be the result of Yōak traders disparaging their northern neighbour. One nation included in the map, known as Nephi, had ceased to exist nearly a century prior to the map's creation.