Great Britain has sunk into the european swamp. This is a political map.
Great Britain has sunk into the european swamp. This is a political map.
"You can't escape the EU that easily."Great Britain has sunk into the european swamp.
Nobody has realized that Sicily, Sardinia, and the Peloponnese have all been deleted? You're all so heartless.
Only for them to turn around and see that the Russians and Turks jumped aboard. As well as the Black Sea. There is pointedly no Georgia, however"You can't escape the EU that easily."
That is actually the North Jutlandic Island. You know. The thing normally at the top of mainland Denmark.And New Baltic Austria just south of Scania
That is actually the North Jutlandic Island. You know. The thing normally at the top of mainland Denmark.
No it doesn't. See? They are right where Svalbard use to be. Yes, Legoland is going to be rather less appealing for tourists.After the disappearance of the other Danish isles it could drift into the Baltic to finally fulfill its destiny: being a land bridge between Sweden and Germany.
Pic unrelated (although it admittedly also omits the Danish islands)
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Isn't that bad, although the colors are almost the polar opposite to those normally used and the map makes minor colonies into independent statesSorry if this has been posted before, but I came across this today:
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Isn't that bad, although the colors are almost the polar opposite to those normally used and the map makes minor colonies into independent states
Courtesy of the Ethiopian Ministry of Foreign Affairs:
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Let's see... Somalia - missing (but 'Somaliland' shown); no South Sudan; DRC merged into the Republic of the Congo; and I think Equatorial Guinea has vanished too...
Source: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-48421416
BTW - on that article, is a "retaliation" map, in which Ethiopia is merged with Somalia.
While I know Bosnia does have a coastline, I am surprised they were not in the very lightest of yellows. Then again, the map is about plastic waste that is available. Perhaps this assumes Sarajevo trucks everything to the Dalmatian.If you don't quite want truly horrible educational maps, then figures in scientific papers offer plenty of only mildly wrong alternatives (e.g. no South Sudan in maps post 2011 is a common slip up). Most of the time when reading scientific papers I'll see a minor mapp inaccuracy, chuckle, then move on. In this paper however I couldn't help noticing the unconventional choice of what borders to show.
Original paper here;
https://science.sciencemag.org/content/347/6223/768.full