The Poland borders would make an interesting Alt History Challenge. *Maybe* Poland ends up badly losing the Polish-Soviet War, ends up Communist, is *allied* with the USSR against a Nazi germany. Not sure how you keep anyone's USSR from eating the Baltics (maybe *they* had other issues with the Nazi and were willing members of the alliance???)
Return of Horrible Educational Maps
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Hmm, TIL that there is an Isthmus of Tehuantapec, and both Italy and Florida are islands, and New Zealand is fictional. Same with Sri Lanka. Huh....
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The strange thing is that they've been able to do the islands of Madagascar, Sumatjava and Borneo, and the peninsulas of Malaya and Kamchatka, so it's not really clear what they've got against Italy, Korea, Florida and Nova Scotia.
At least, I think those Atlantic islands off the NE American coast south of Newfoundland are meant to be Nova Scotia...
I'm not sure how "educational" that map was meant to be
(Earthquake zone in Northern Scandinavia, anyone?)I did like that the listed hazards of that uncharted desert island off the coast of New Zealand include "underarm bowlers".
Most of the borders are post-WWII, but at least they (and the coastlines) are correct. There are much worse WWII maps. It took me a while to find where I had stashed it in my PC, but I finally dug it out.
Warning: eye-gougingly bad. Enlarge Thumbnail at your own risk.
Urgh, where to even start with this one.
Seriously, how hard is it for textbook makers to just look up suitable source maps?
More like a choice of all the biodiverse parts of Oceania or South America and I refuse to make the decision lol
Whatever you do, don't overlay them. You'd get all the deadliness of Australian fauna mixed with the Amazon.
And also llamas.