Altered Maps ': To make a map larger than what it maps.

Apparently Johan made a map. Can't be worse than what's going on in any of the EU series.

Also, for Christ sake, what the hell is Finisterre? All I know is it's a province in Britanny. Again, due to the abovementioned series.

 

Didn't someone post that very same map already?

 

Romania (apart from the coastal strip, and definitely nothing north of the Danube) isn't part of "Rumelia" though. But all thrace is (including Constantinople).
(i am sure all the rest on that map is just fine ).

 

Finisterre is a cape. It's also a sea area in French and Spanish shipping forecasts, and was also one for the British for many years.

 

I'm trying to think of an alternate history where this happened.

 

It's a neat map. But is it geography?

 

I like how Switzerland just stands there. "You're splitting up, guys? I'm all OK with that, I'm here to stay."

 

The point of this thread series used to be ridiculous alternate borders like these, but then it got turned into yet another infographics thread. This represents a return to form.

 

Well, sure. But still, it's pretty neat.

 

Why on earth would you put bits of London into two countries when the population of London proper is almost exactly the target size? Given that London in many ways is a city-state, making it a city-state for the map seems a no brainer.

On the other hand a lot of Londoners might well agree that those godless suburbs towards Essex already are another country

 

Are you looking at the same map?

The target size is 17 to 18 million, isn't it?

You've confused me utterly.

 

Well. Sussex does mean South Saxony, anyway, doesn't it? What would you have preferred, Greater South Saxony?

 

And Amsterdam seems to be on the edge of a massive oil-spill or mud plane

I guess the low canals finally were filled with dirt for good.

 

Must be due to the Muslim conspiracy.

 

Oh, you are critical!

I agree it's not a sensible map. But it's a good effort at producing equal population sized European states.

Otherwise what do we have? A Europe dominated by Germany, France and the UK?

 

I'm quite sure the only thing UK has dominated is, like, Ireland or something?

 

Edit: NM, move on