I revised the Turgay-Orenburg oblast border (changes in red) that should be used between 1900-1918, as 1,000,000 acres of Orenburg Cossack territory was transferred to the Turgay Oblast in 1898.
Pretty nice. I'm saving this for future use.It's currently 12:44 am EST, and I just spent almost three hours making a less cluttered and noticeably modified version of what I like to call the "Alexandrian WorldA":
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I think it's based on this:The QBAM and worlda maps showing the Irkutsk Governorate are inaccurate.
I don't know who produced this map, but the one I showed was made by Dmitri Rudnev, a cartographer active in the 1910s who made maps of many governorates and cities. You can see his name in the lower right corner: "Kartograf. zaved. D. Rudneva.S.P.B."I think it's based on this:
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Just found the source of the map I posted: The Jewish Encyclopedia of Brockhaus and Efron (1906-1913)I don't know who produced this map, but the one I showed was made by Dmitri Rudnev, a cartographer active in the 1910s who made maps of many governorates and cities. You can see his name in the lower right corner: "Kartograf. zaved. D. Rudneva.S.P.B."
I also know for a fact that the town of Bodaybo, which is east of the Vitim river and thus outside Irkutsk in your map, was the site of the Lena strike massacre and that was dealt with by Irkutsk authorities (with troops from Kirensk uyezd) and not Yakutsk ones. In fact, the Lena Goldfields company pulled strings to get the Irkutsk governor reassigned to Yakutsk after he expressed sympathy for the strikers, in order to get him out of their hair.
I don't see a date or cartographer's name on your map, but I'm assuming that it must be from around 1898, when the Kirensk uyezd was re-established, and that the lands east of the Vitim river were added sometime afterward. They were certainly part of Irkutsk by 1912.
I guess the two borders should then be put in orange to signify dispute or confusion, as in this example:Just found the source of the map I posted: The Jewish Encyclopedia of Brockhaus and Efron (1906-1913)
So looks like there might be two different variations of the border for the same time period.
I guess the two borders should then be put in orange to signify dispute or confusion, as in this example:
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What is this Russian Empire WorldA on the right?The QBAM and worlda maps showing the Irkutsk Governorate are inaccurate.
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Just from the shape of the Irkutsk-Yakutsk border, you can see that there's something wrong with Kirensk uyezd.
It's the subdivisions WorldA posted by LibraryofAlexandria on DV.What is this Russian Empire WorldA on the right?
What is DV? DeviantArt? could anyone please link it to me?It's the subdivisions WorldA posted by LibraryofAlexandria on DV.
Yeah its DeviantArt. Here's the link https://www.deviantart.com/libraryofalexandria/art/Russia-1900-899763687What is DV? DeviantArt? could anyone please link it to me?
Note: As far as I know that example is ahistoricalI guess the two borders should then be put in orange to signify dispute or confusion, as in this example:
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Well, if the border's color doesn't indicate dispute back then, it would certainly indicate confusion among the mappers right now.Note: As far as I know that example is ahistorical
Is the red in Sudan the Rapid Support ForcesSince you posted this phenomenal map, and said that you were inspired by that Q-BAM one on Newgrounds, as a hobby I have for months since past year been working on a sort of WorldA adaptation of that Q-BAM map, since I endlessly update it every day, therefore it will always end up being outdated in some way or another, but your map has inspired me to model mine after yours a little bit (of course, all credits go to you), I also use my very own coastline fixes (i.e. Singapore), and color scheme.
But anyways, here it is, looking for critiques since I did not expected to post it here so soon:
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No, this red in Sudan was the Janjaweed militia of Musa Hilal, that map is outdated, this is/was the situation in Sudan as of 2016, which assuming that this situation did not changed until 2023, this makes the map anachronistic since it is supposed to be in 2023 but has 2016 insurgencies.Is the red in Sudan the Rapid Support Forces