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Published: 2018-05-16 01:12:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 43998; Favourites: 116; Downloads: 595
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This is my improved and colored map of my older and less detailed, blank world map 1914sharklord1.deviantart.com/art/β¦
It was a significantly more difficult map to make than the 1942 one, and there are still a few things I am not confident are right because i've not been able to find enough data for it. However, 96% of this map is accurate.
If you have any questions about said map, please ask; as for corrections, tell me them so this thing can be improved; if you have a q-bam of a certain area of administrative boundaries that were not previously on this map, please tell me. This map, I want, to have it achieve a final version so that it can be used and easily navigated.
All sources used, I thank you.
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Was Oaxaca independent during this time (hence why it is colored differently)?
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according to omniatlas
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I'm not as familiar with this area, but from what I know, Oaxaca either briefly or tried to declare independence from Mexico around this time, during the Mexican Revolution. As a coin collector, I can confirm that Oaxaca minted their own Oaxaca Pesos during this time.
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That would suggest that they believed they were independent, though it could not have been for very long.
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what is that grey area that stretches from NW British East Africa to SE Sudan (& SW of Ethiopia)?
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Inhabited land that is claimed de jure by countries.
Specifically for this map, the Turkana people
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I think so. Wake Island, Midway, and I don't know about the others off the top of my head.
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Mafia island wasn't a british colony. It was part of German East Africa
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Amazing Work. I hope u will make the same with the post-war periodΒ
But u made some mistakes:
- the kionga triangle was part of german east africa
- Mauritius was a british colony
- Nauru was a german colony
- Sint marteen and sint eustatius were dutch coloniesΒ
- northern part of sint marteen was a french colony
And i think botswana and zambia were protectorates
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I think that this is a very good rendition and the only suggestion that i might offer is that a key to what the differing colors relate to.
While most of the African possessions are somewhat easy to determine the various sub-regions in Mexico for example are difficult to ascertain though i am aware that this was a time of great rebellion and revolt across that country.
I don't that that revising this work would be needed just perhaps a separate key. Still a fine work.
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The color scheme is an eyesoar but damm this map is good.
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Whatβs wrong with the color scheme? And thank you
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The grey is kinda bad. T.A.C.O.S says you should use the light green ish for it. And it is a little bright.
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... the lands nobody lives on...
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The green sucks for that. It blends to much with the other colors around it
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what us that darked color in that region in Brazil near Bolivia
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this is like a revolution or a revolt?
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No itβs just not been conquered by military forces
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