Remember my map of an alternate breakup of Yugoslavia?
Now includes a map of its demographics by district in 1991 (now in VT-BAM mode). Still have Slovenia, Macedonia, and Croatia though:
I'm going to take a short break from Russia now and work on something from the other projects
I think most of that area is covered by the current set, other than Manchuría.@Klime I'm taking a bit of a break for now. Can you get me an overlay for Mongolia and Northern China?
Sure. I’m pretty sure that no one but me has claimed the Malay Archipelago(Indonesia, Philippines, Malaysia, PNG and Singapore) So you could probably have those in my color.View attachment 358079
I've left South East Asia clear since the claims in that region are rather unclear.
Also I believe this will be the final extent of my claims, As it is I might run out of time but I do not consider that to be too likely yet.
@Alex Richards I'm currently redrawing and correcting the borders within the Himalayas as the boundaries on the overlay for that region are of rather poor quality. I'll send you them when I'm done.
I think most of that area is covered by the current set, other than Manchuría.
Note that I will be doing (Xinjiang), Tibet and (Qinghai) Do you claim all of the rest of China?
Send them over to me, I have a few ideas but I'll need to see them myself to know for definite.I've found a fantastic set of maps of the administrative divisions of India, but puzzlingly there's just a few areas where the state borders don't line up with the ones on Klime's overlays, and it's not even like it's at one end or the other, it's like it's just a random chunk in the middle of the border.
Any reasons that might be happening @Klime?
Are you claiming the Malay Archipelago? Cause I am claiming it.I've found a fantastic set of maps of the administrative divisions of India, but puzzlingly there's just a few areas where the state borders don't line up with the ones on Klime's overlays, and it's not even like it's at one end or the other, it's like it's just a random chunk in the middle of the border.
Any reasons that might be happening @Klime?