https://www.warlight.net/SinglePlayer?PreviewMap=33360 CONTINUED!

Soon a big diplomacy map of 2350 divisions ready to be played on!

Yes, please.

I want that map. It's beautiful.

Omg that is massive!

What are the little numbers in the USA and Canada for?

@OnlyThePie Bonusses. Each one per territory. I had my alternatives since normal bonus squares were too big to fit into the map. Call it originality.
N is supposed to be 11 but got merged to a N

Slovenia (bonus) is Slovakia?

Male Atoll -> Malé Atoll (accent is important)?
Ceuta&Melilla -> Power sites (or Plazas de soberanía, the Spanish name).
Dobruja -> Dobrogea

Also, I disagree with how many useless 100% deserted islands you included, Europea, Juan de Nova, others, and you should be more consistent with how you name things.

Otherwise, good, I thought you forgot about this map.

Edited 9/26/2015 07:19:18

^^ You're always a greateful person for the Map Development community.
Thanks for your help. I have altered the names.

Love the smile.

I already love this this map! Take your time, good luck! :)

Kaunaus --> Kaunas

Rugia --> Rugen

Grodno --> Hrodna

Kaunaus -> Kaunas = changed!

Rugia= English for Rugen

Grodno=Hrodna

Change South Scotland to Edinburgh.

done.

Grodno is Russian and Polish, Hrodna is Belarussian.

Rugia also sounds Polish. In German, it should be Rugen (and I think it would look better).

But then again, just giving you advice.

Also, rather than naming territories South West England and such, you could find a more creative name, these hurt my eyes...

Yes however Grodno is more commonly used in English ,historically Polish and the same city. I don't know why I should change.

Now I see Rügen is more commonly used in English I'll be democratic : http://strawpoll.me/5586976
Which one does the community prefer the most?


sorry chap but... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regions_of_England they're official regions.

Missing connections:

Bathurst Inlet <-> Baker Lake (North-East Canada)
Saguenay <-> Baie-Comeau (East Canada)
Quebec City <-> Bas-Saint-Laurance (East Canada)
Winnipeg <-> Eastman (East Canada)
Winnipeg <-> Parkland (South-East Canada)
Interlake Region <-> Parkland (South-East Canada)
Suncountry <-> Parkland (South-East Canada)

Also, Parkland seems to be meant to be two territories, but it is only one.

Fort McMurray <-> Uranium City (Central Canada)
Medicine Hat <-> LethBridge (Southern Canada)
Mackenzie <-> Grande Cache (Central Canada)
Vancouver <-> Central Coast (Western Canada)
Tahltan <-> Juneau (Canada/Alaska border)
Whitehorse <-> Dawson (Western Canada)
Fairbanks <-> Yukon Koyukuk (Eastern Alaska)

^Those are all the missing connections in Alaska and Canada alone. I would take a second look at your map to fix all these missing connections, cause it seems that they aren`t scarce

If you're going for modern English, shouldn't Palestina be Palestine and Tanger be Tangiers? Unless I missed something.

Thanks for compliment, Belgian, if you liked that, you're going to love this.

Islands you should add in:

Selvagens Islands (Owned by Madeira, closer to Canaries)
Chincha Islands (A war was started over these islands)
Salsette Island (13th most populated island in the world)
Long Island (18th most populated)
Marajó Island (Important historically)


Also, more renaming:

Rugia -> Rügen (Island)
Bear Island -> Bjørnøya
Rybachi Penninsula -> Pechenga
New Siberian Islands -> Novosibirskiye Islands
Wrangel Island -> Vrangel Island
Commander Island -> Kommandorskiye Islands
Kaunaus -> Kaunas
Northern Ostrobothnia -> Oulu
Southern Ostrobothnia -> Vaasa
Belcher Islands -> Hudson Bay Islands
Aktau -> Aqtaw/Aqtaū (for Kazakh placenames, w and ū are the same, just be consistent)
Atyrau -> Atıraw
Kostany -> Kostanay
Karagandy -> Karaganda
Balkash -> Balqaş
Kulsary -> Qulsarı
Zhympity -> Jımpïtı
Zhanibek -> Jönibek
Bulaevo -> Bulayevo
Ostkemen -> Ust-Kamenogorsk
Taldykorgan -> Taldıqorğan
Shu -> Şw
Turkestan -> Türkistan
Shymkent -> Chimkent
Kyzylorda -> Qızılorda
Baikonur -> Bayqoñır
Besbay -> Bozoy
Kandyagash -> Qandıağaş
Shalkar -> Şalqar
Satpayev -> Sötbayev
Zhezkagan -> Jezqazğan
Karatau -> Qarataw
Arkalyk -> Arqalıq
Termirtau -> Temirtaw
Akchatau -> Prıozyorsk
Ayagoz -> Ayagöz
Bayan Olgii -> Bay-Ölke
Ulan Bator -> Ulaanbaatar
Omnogovi -> Ömnögovǐ
Ili Kazakh -> Ili
Kizilsu -> Kızılsuu
Kashgar -> Kaxgar
Hotan -> Xoten
Gegyai -> Gégyé
Gar -> Sgar
Chengnan -> Zhongba
Shigatse -> Xigazê
Degen -> Dêgên
Bank Island -> Banks Island
Principe -> Principé

Missing connections:

Dagestan-Chechnya
Northern Ostrobothnia -> Kainuu
Medicine Hat -> Lethbridge
Dawson -> Whitehorse
Yukon Koyukuk -> Fairbanks
Sioux City -> Iowa City
Amazonas (Venezuela) -> Caracarai
Basrah -> Hafar al Batin
Zhanibek -> Makhambet
Aksai Chin -> Gegyai
Aksai Chin -> Jammu and Kashmir

*More to come*

Edited 9/26/2015 19:49:26

sorry chap but... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regions_of_England they're official regions.

Although the regions of England are official, they are a bit redundant. They were created for an attempt at reforming local government that never happened and they hold no historical significance either. They're only used for government statistics and elections for the EU parliament.

But, if you're going by regions, then you should call "South East England" "Mainland South East" and call "South West England" "Mainland South West England" because you've included the Isle of Wight and Isles of Scilly as separate territories despite the Isles of Scilly being part of South West England and the Isle of Wight being part of South East England.