CannedTech
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The Maine one makes the most sense to me tbh. There's like a gorillion Dunkin Donuts there.
OTL Map Thread Mk IV., 2014-
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Why is Mormonism derived from Judaism and not Christianity...?
Based Mississippi needs no laws.
Witch0Winter
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I feel like there has to be some sort of weird beef between Tennessee and Connecticut, since in Tennessee it's only legal to shoot an animal from your car if that animal is a while, while shooting whales from your car in Connecticut is specifically illegal.The map itself is terrible (blobby, badly drawn, the states are little more than vague shapes, no Great Lakes ect, ect), but the unusual driving laws presented on it are pure gold;
Found here; https://maptitude1.tumblr.com/post/164233354547/weird-driving-laws-in-each-us-state
Witch0Winter
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There's a faint line coming from Christianity as well that connects Judaism and Christianity to Mormonism, since a good chunk of Mormonism does take things from Judaism (like, IIRC, the tribes of Israel and all).
VT45
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The postcodes of Greater London. I'm working on cleaning up the borders a bit and centring the codes themselves a bit more so we can hopefully end up with a map where you have very few instances of codes overlapping borders, but I figured it was now finished enough to post here and have people be able to use it.
Mormonism is shown as being derived from Christianity, not Judaism. The line originates from Christianity but for the purposes of the image they don't have the line overlay the Judaism symbol (for purposes of clarity I'm assuming)
Well if you see a living whale in Tennessee that isn't being transported in some kind of massive tank or by air, then it's probably some kind of monster walking whale like out of a bad scifi movie and shooting it should be mandatory, not just merely not illegal.
How could he? It was legal to shoot them so they went extinct decades ago.
The implication that Utah's and New Mexico's are only illegal in one state...The map itself is terrible (blobby, badly drawn, the states are little more than vague shapes, no Great Lakes ect, ect), but the unusual driving laws presented on it are pure gold;
Found here; https://maptitude1.tumblr.com/post/164233354547/weird-driving-laws-in-each-us-state
mapsontheweb:
Authoritarian regimes currently supported by the United States by when the U.S. began supporting them
Alex Richards
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The Malvern Hills are given a mountain overlay.
I mean don't get me wrong, they're rather prominent from the landscape, but they're not exactly mountains.
It's not a great colour scheme then, what with Welsh being significantly less clear despite being significantly more spoken. Also, how are you even defining Scots? It's not a very cohesive thing as far as everyday speech goes.
is Gaelic really that prevalent in Ireland? The majority seems to be green-majority striped. Rather more than I expected, though I suppose that those areas are mostly the countryside and spots far from English and Scottish colonies anyways. Almost ominous how pink the Highlands are, though Lowland Scots and Highlander Chiefs are more to blame for the depopulation of the area than the English.Languages of the British Isles and the Channel Islands.
Aaaah, right. Scots of the Lowlanders if Germanic, while the Highlanders spoke Gaelic Scots. I would be surprised if the first Scots was still around, given how it had centuries to integrate into British English.