Altered Maps X: Ten Time's a Altered Map

[Civ'ed]

Welcome to the TENTH installment of the Altered Maps Thread, of which the 4th one is listed third in a google search! The series has entered it's third year, starting in 2008, and is everyone's favorite place to mess up historical maps.

Previous map threads
Altered Maps (the original!)
Altered Maps 2: Uber-Yugoslavia FTW
Altered Maps 3: The rise of the Basque Empire!
Altered Maps 4: Partitioning Eastern Europe Like In The Good Old Days
Altered Maps V: The Molotov-Threadentropp Pact
Altered Maps VI: Xorda Gene Bombs.. going from Earth to Mobius
Altered Maps VII: Making the World a Better Place
Altered Maps VIII: World borders just got garbage-dayed
Altered Maps IX:: Playing Musical Chairs with the Landmasses

Ever wondered why the world's countries look like they are? Want to see something different? Use these blank maps to get your own way!

Spoiler Blank maps, you don't need to use these for the end result, there's enough floating around... :

More blank maps HERE or here.

I don't have any personal altered maps for you just yet. But we're all interested in your creations, no matter how ahistorical and impossible.

 

[Arakhor]

That's a LOT of maps! Where does the last white one come from?

 

[Tee Kay]

That's a LOT of maps! Where does the last white one come from?

That's the IOTIV map.

 

[Arakhor]

I thought I recognised it! Was it created especially for the game?

 

[Weik]

I created that map. It was originally posted in Altered Maps VI.

 

[Save_Ferris]

Later today, I might make an altered version of the infamous Portuguese map from last time. As trying to make it more accurate would be futile, I'll make it more detailed.

 

[amadeus]

It barely meets the definitions, but...

Wal-Mart vs. Iran

 

[Huayna Capac357]

More GDP related stuff.

Here's a list of the GDPs:

Spoiler :

1. Guangdong: $665 billion (Indonesia)
2. Jiangsu: $596 billion (Switzerland)
3. Shandong: $574 billion (Switzerland)
4. Zhejiang: $379 billion (Austria)
5. Henan: $333 biliion (Thailand)
6. Hebei: $287 billion (Colombia)
7. Liaoning: $260 billion (UAE)
8. Shanghai: $250 (Finland)
9. Sichuan: $244 billion (Malaysia)
10. Hunan: $232 billion (Singapore)
11. Hubei: $225 billion (Nigeria)
12. Hong Kong: $219 billion (Egypt)
13. Fujian: $206 billion (Ireland)
14. Beijing: $201 billion (Philippines)
15. Inner Mongolia: $180 billion (Czech Republic)
16. Anhui: $175 billion (Pakistan)
17. Shaanxi: $148 billion (Algeria)
18. Heilongjiang: $142 billion (Ukraine)
19. Jiangxi: $136 billion (Kazakhstan)
20. Guangxi: $135 billion (Kuwait)
21. Tianjin: $133 billion (Hungary)
22. Shanxi: $129 (Hungary)
23. Jilin: $127 billion (Qatar)
24. Chongqing: $117 billion (Qatar)
25. Yunnan: $110 billion (Vietnam)
26. Xinjiang: $73 billion (Libya)
27. Guizhou: $71.90 (Libya)
28. Gansu: $60 billion (Croatia)
29. Hainan: $30 billion (Kenya)
30. Macau: $26 billion (Panama)
31. Ningxia: $25 billion (Ethiopia)
32. Qinghai: $19 billion (Bolivia)
33. Tibet: $8 billion (Malta)

 

[Save_Ferris]

Is there a version of that with the US?

 

[Theige]

Is there a version of that with the US?

Of course there is, you've never seen it?

I don't know if there is a more recent one though.

Edit: Actually the above map is horribly, horribly inaccurate.

Better one:

 

[Perfection]

The true location of Poland (I never posted it in these threads, thought I would)

http://forums.civfanatics.com/showpost.php?p=9101167&postcount=18

 

[Cynovolans]

Spoiler :

Of course there is, you've never seen it?

I don't know if there is a more recent one though.

Edit: Actually the above map is horribly, horribly inaccurate.

Better one:

That is so weird that North Carolina is the only state the first map got right.

 

[amadeus]

Well, that first map was made 10 or more years ago. For example, Indonesia's nominal GDP has increased from $160bn in 2001 to $700bn today.

 

[Theige]

Well, that first map was made 10 or more years ago. For example, Indonesia's nominal GDP has increased from $160bn in 2001 to $700bn today.

And it was horribly inaccurate 10 years ago... listing New Jersey's and Ohio's respective GDPs as larger than New York's

 

[NedimNapoleon]

I need a detailed map of the Ottoman Empire (with cities, battles...), and it has to be more than 2000 pixels in width!


EDIT: AND A WW1 MAP

 

[amadeus]

And it was horribly inaccurate 10 years ago... listing New Jersey's and Ohio's respective GDPs as larger than New York's

In nominal terms, Brazil's GDP was larger than Australia or Russia in 2001.

 

[W|M]

I need a detailed map of the Ottoman Empire (with cities, battles...), and it has to be more than 2000 pixels in width!

Is this good?

 

[NedimNapoleon]

Good, but too small

 

[Theige]

In nominal terms, Brazil's GDP was larger than Australia or Russia in 2001.

Then, if the map is from 2001, they've messed up Illinois/Mexico as the Mexican economy was larger than the Brazilian economy at the time.

I was looking at the numbers on this webpage http://bigthink.com/ideas/21182, where I found the map.

The map looks to possibly be from 2005, in which case it still has numerous errors.

 

[Yui108]

That is so weird that North Carolina is the only state the first map got right.

And Arizona.