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acartographyanarchy·CartographyAnarchybyacockworkorange chile hasn't changedcross-posted from: https://lemmings.world/post/12833385View original on mander.xyz131Comments15Reply
Pogogunner replysopuli.xyzThat was a lot more fun that I thought it would be, thanks for sharing that4Reply
aacockworkorange replymander.xyzMaybe it's based on the map before the Paraguay war, when Argentina took a chunk off of Paraguay.9Reply
SStillwater sh.itjust.works1Hide 1 replyIts a lot more recognizable (to me) rotated 90 degrees, so that north is up3Reply
aacockworkorange replymander.xyzIt's using the most traditional map notation, with Orient up. The word orientation comes from that, by the way.4Reply
blaue_Fledermaus mstdn.io4Hide 4 repliesWould be cool with the border between Brazil and Fr*nce0Reply
rryedaft replysh.itjust.worksWas about to complain about the lack of connection between Poland and Russia.2Reply
aacockworkorange replymander.xyzThere were non existing borders too, like Paraguay and Chile. It's safe to say that up to date South American geography isn't the author's forte.1Reply
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That was a lot more fun that I thought it would be, thanks for sharing that
That game is awesome! Thanks for posting it!
Thanks for posting this, it's right up my alley!
But Chile don't have border with Paraguay
Maybe it's based on the map before the Paraguay war, when Argentina took a chunk off of Paraguay.
That was my first thought too!
I love how far Denmark is away form the rest of Scandinavia
Its a lot more recognizable (to me) rotated 90 degrees, so that north is up
It's using the most traditional map notation, with Orient up. The word orientation comes from that, by the way.
Instant travle win.
Would be cool with the border between Brazil and Fr*nce
No exclaves were considered for this.
Was about to complain about the lack of connection between Poland and Russia.
Nor were several actual borders. Bolivia/Argentina for one
There were non existing borders too, like Paraguay and Chile. It's safe to say that up to date South American geography isn't the author's forte.