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For this interpretation of segments of different worlds I started from the right-side this time.

Beginning with one of my rough ideas of how the world of Equestria would look, and working on the basis of the alicorn Princesses being the ones to add more land to the world, I then went with a concept that sprung to mind while playing Railroad Tycoon II. Thusly I added each segment of our world as I recalled it being shown on the scenario maps, hence the unusual shifts in the continents and coastlines. When that was done, being left with a large amount of open ocean, I then fell back on the works of Eric Flint to add in parts of the world that had been developing in his Ring of Fire series along with segments stemming from the time just after the passing of Alexander the Great. As that didn't fill up enough of the available map I then brought in borderline virgin earth* from both J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-Earth and Great Britain as it was envisaged by W.V. Audrey. With there still being a large patch of open ocean I then looked to contemporary developed nations and closely tied portions of land.

There are no political boundaries shown on this map. Instead I colour-coded it as best I could based on the origin of the land:

Red: 4th century BCE
Orange: 17th century CE
Yellow: Middle-Earth
Green: W.V. Audrey
Dark Blue: 19th century CE
Blue: 20th century CE
Violet/Purple: 1990-2024
Pink: My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic

* That means none of the 'bizarre' aspects of the original material made it through, but there might still be archaeological evidence and usable but abandoned structures.

Description
For this interpretation of segments of different worlds I started from the right-side this time.

Beginning with one of my rough ideas of how the world of Equestria would look, and working on the basis of the alicorn Princesses being the ones to add more land to the world, I then went with a concept that sprung to mind while playing Railroad Tycoon II. Thusly I added each segment of our world as I recalled it being shown on the scenario maps, hence the unusual shifts in the continents and coastlines. When that was done, being left with a large amount of open ocean, I then fell back on the works of Eric Flint to add in parts of the world that had been developing in his Ring of Fire series along with segments stemming from the time just after the passing of Alexander the Great. As that didn't fill up enough of the available map I then brought in borderline virgin earth* from both J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-Earth and Great Britain as it was envisaged by W.V. Audrey. With there still being a large patch of open ocean I then looked to contemporary developed nations and closely tied portions of land.

There are no political boundaries shown on this map. Instead I colour-coded it as best I could based on the origin of the land:

Red: 4th century BCE
Orange: 17th century CE
Yellow: Middle-Earth
Green: W.V. Audrey
Dark Blue: 19th century CE
Blue: 20th century CE
Violet/Purple: 1990-2024
Pink: My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic

* That means none of the 'bizarre' aspects of the original material made it through, but there might still be archaeological evidence and usable but abandoned structures.