OTL Map Thread Mk IV., 2014-
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Screenshot from my video series on history of Poland. Mess of feudally fragmented Silesia in 1323, just a few years prior to Bohemia vassalasing most of those petty Piast duchies.
I'd like to point out that, as far as I can tell, all of these links are broken.
Well, the map says "1912" so I guess they made about 50~60 km/h on good routes.
It's a joke based on their somewhat idiosyncratic way of making up for network inconsistencies when mobilising for WWI - they decided that in order to avoid problems with coordination, every single train should move at the speed of the slowest train on the slowest line in the empire, which was 15 km/h. As someone put it, "Austria-Hungary went to war at the speed of a bicycle".
Mountains man, never doubt what kind of hinderence Mountains can be to travel
historylover1230:
Map of the regional languages of the Roman Empire circa 150 CE. While Latin was the official bureaucratic language of the empire, most did not speak it as a first language.
Users of Wikipedia have created this interactive map that illustrates where all the wars documented since 2500 BC have taken place around the world.
mapsontheweb:
Map of the Swedish Empire and its various conquests.
That and volcanoes and my guess in some place there are venomous snakes, bears, hornets and the dispute between Russia and Japan, the Yakuza and that's it
I mean, if that's the threshold then anything that's green should be yellow. Nature is dangerous everyone and there are places within nearly every city that you shouldn't go to.
pretty much otherwise I have no clue, these were all off the top of my head