Wouldn't it be part of the EU as part of Denmark?
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No. Greenland left the EEC in 1985 because of issues around fisheries. It has never been a part of the EU (which formed in 1993).
Danish citizens living in Greenland are still classed as EU citizens, though.
Thanks for the points I'll change it up when I get the chance
Finally. Blue North Korea.
Also, the Aral Sea is the old version from before it began drying up, and there appear to be a couple of ocean color pixels that are off, namely near eastern Papua
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I noticed the Turboworlda lacked many internals and so I added some in the 2022 basemap & this divisions basemap I had laying around.
Note 1: I didn't draw any of the internals myself.
Note 2: I didn't include 2nd levels.
Note 3: I didn't fix any existing errors.
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IIRC, Italy never had a plan to annex the entirety of Savoy but only the "mountainous" portions:
I believe this area encompasses the previous demilitarized zone:
Well that's just lazy.IIRC, Italy never had a plan to annex the entirety of Savoy but only the "mountainous" portions:
I believe this area encompasses the previous demilitarized zone:
Turboworlda update:
Added 1st levels for Albania, Azerbaijan and Malawi.
Added 2nd levels for UK, Spain, France (french guiana) and Denmark (greenland).
Fixed internals in Serbia, Nepal, China, UAE and Russia.
Fixed the Aral Sea & Lake Chad.
Removed EU & Norwegian outline from Greenland.
Fixed the coral reefs east of Papua.
Note 1: I do not own the Turboworlda.
Note 2: Kazakhstan's internals are a little bit messed up after the Aral Sea update.
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More updates to the Turboworlda, major changes include tweaking autonomy in some areas, new administrative divisions in Kazakhstan and Papua, and lake colours.
China and Russia's internals are based on outdated versions of the basemap.
Thank you, here is the updated version. I used the 2022 map, there still might be some mistakes.
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