Hey, I once did the "move Australia westward" thing in one of my MotM entries and I won. 🙂Oh, and with all that continental shift (heh) they seemed to have forgotten New Zealand
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Hey, I once did the "move Australia westward" thing in one of my MotM entries and I won. 🙂Oh, and with all that continental shift (heh) they seemed to have forgotten New Zealand
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That or they are claiming there is no soil at all in New Zealand.Oh, and with all that continental shift (heh) they seemed to have forgotten New Zealand
That or they are claiming there is no soil at all in New Zealand.
Weirder still, they left some English words untranslated (grey-brown, red-yellow, and chestnut) but translated everything else into Dutch.Speaking about educational maps, this Dutch one about soil types actually isn't that bad, it's just the way they decided to reduce map space by shifting the continents a bit closer is kinda funny.
Oh, and with all that continental shift (heh) they seemed to have forgotten New Zealand
This may be my ignorance of soil classification showing, but it's also weird to me to call the American South a "desert".Speaking about educational maps, this Dutch one about soil types actually isn't that bad, it's just the way they decided to reduce map space by shifting the continents a bit closer is kinda funny.
Oh, and with all that continental shift (heh) they seemed to have forgotten New Zealand
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Given that the equivalent latitude and coastal position on the Eurasian Continent (South China) has the same soiltypes, I'm not sure it is wrong.This may be my ignorance of soil classification showing, but it's also weird to me to call the American South a "desert".
Which one?Hey, I once did the "move Australia westward" thing in one of my MotM entries and I won. 🙂
Interesting that they only provided the French and not Dutch name of Belgium, despite Dutch speakers making up over half of the country and being wealthier. I mean sure French is the former prestige/elite language, but it seems bizarre to exclude that while also providing bilingual variants of Ireland.
Also lacks the Ñ in EspañaInteresting that they only provided the French and not Dutch name of Belgium, despite Dutch speakers making up over half of the country and being wealthier. I mean sure French is the former prestige/elite language, but it seems bizarre to exclude that while also providing bilingual variants of Ireland.
Interesting that they only provided the French and not Dutch name of Belgium, despite Dutch speakers making up over half of the country and being wealthier. I mean sure French is the former prestige/elite language, but it seems bizarre to exclude that while also providing bilingual variants of Ireland.
Good catch. The map is wrong. The American South is dominated by Ultisols, a type of red clay soil. They're also found in southern China, which has a similar climate. Deserts have Aridosols, which are tan in color and are nutrient-poor.This may be my ignorance of soil classification showing, but it's also weird to me to call the American South a "desert".
Good catch. The map is wrong. The American South is dominated by Ultisols, a type of red clay soil. They're also found in southern China, which has a similar climate. Deserts have Aridosols, which are tan in color and are nutrient-poor.
So, a play on the "Columbus' perception of the world is correct" scenario?
Now THIS would make for a most interesting world
So even the education was bad after all. Oh well, onto the next webfind:
On one of the reddits.Where did you find this?