Thank you, but it doesn't quite fit; the west and east are slightly off.@erictom333 This is the best I could do
Yeah but can't adjust one without putting other areas off.Thank you, but it doesn't quite fit; the west and east are slightly off.
Austria HungaryView attachment 559404
Also maybe add Further Austria and the Sundgau ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Further_Austria )Using @finnnosam 's Austria-Hungary as a base
I created Habsburg Lands 1560;
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Edited, added Schwiebus
Good idea & thanks ref the mapsAlso maybe add Further Austria and the Sundgau ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Further_Austria )
Great to see your maps!
the colours are too close imo, one should use close colours when the map has several families involved, but afaik, Ryukyuan and Japanese are both part of the Japonic family, and hence do not behove such undistinguishable colours.I made a language map of the Ryukyu islands, the colors are based on the language families, criticism is welcome since it's my first real mapView attachment 828479
Also maybe add Further Austria and the Sundgau ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Further_Austria )
Great to see your maps!
I forgot, the Innviertel was purchased by Austria from Bavaria in the 18. century.So I added Further Austria and included Wurrtemburg
Thank you for that, I forgot about Innviertel, I'll take it off as I'm aiming for the 1500's.I forgot, the Innviertel was purchased by Austria from Bavaria in the 18. century.
Innviertel - Wikipedia
en.m.wikipedia.org
Also here are a few links with very detailed maps
Further Austria:
Territoriale Entwicklung der österreichischen Länder bis 1797 - Detailseite - LEO-BW
Informationen zum Objekt Territoriale Entwicklung der österreichischen Länder bis 1797 in LEO-BW-Landeskunde entdecken onlinewww.leo-bw.de
Baden-Württemberg in 1790
Herrschaftsgebiete und Ämtergliederung in Südwestdeutschland 1790 - Detailseite - LEO-BW
Informationen zum Objekt Herrschaftsgebiete und Ämtergliederung in Südwestdeutschland 1790 mit Karte in LEO-BW-Landeskunde entdecken onlinewww.leo-bw.de