i am making a map of europe if all indepedence movements have their way, its gonna have a shitload of territories, this is the map im basing it off of: http://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/attachments/fractured-europe-map-png.56289/
ill post the link here when im further in, i just posted this to make sure that nobody starts the same map at the same time as me again(looks at mudderducker and xxomegaxx)

good idea :P

but something unclear to me, I do not get most of the territories division, particularly in Spain, this map is highly inaccurate.

do you mean the countries or the actual territories?

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well I would like a legend to understand how territories have been divided, for example in Spain I do not get what are the "existing" independent movements, besides Catalonia, Euskal Herria and Galicia.

Edited 5/23/2016 09:02:38

this map seems more correct to me:
https://saboteur365.files.wordpress.com/2014/09/map-europe-redrawn.jpg

you have to remember this isnt only the big independence movements but anywhere whjere there is fringe group wanting independecne for a certain region which there is in practically all of spain

Looks cool, I would play on this map! :D

Is that yellow thing in Czech Republic supposed to be Czech Silesia? If so, it probably should be merged with the blue part of Silesia in Southern Poland, because that's the same thing. Silesia is politically split between 3 countries these days: Poland, Czech Republic and Germany, but we still call ourselves Silesians and use our language unofficially, no matter what the borders are.

yeah the yellow thing is czech silesia and ok ill merege it :)

yeah but still, I do not get what is the region that surrounds the Basque country comprising Navarre (that should actually be merged with the other Basque provinces), Cantabria and Rioja?
I mean if there was some explanations and legends in your map I could perhaps understand better why it is divided that way.

and if we count all the regions of Spain that have some "identity" (like Léon or Aragon), why is France not having Occitania divided into Gascony, Provence and Languedoc at the very least? Since these regions are very different actually.

If you need help in the development of this map I could help you (I am using Inkscape too), if you want to do a collaborative work.

the country composing navarre cantabria and rioja is whats left os spain along with madrid and extremadura, if you want i could put that region as part of basque country, idk how to do a collaborative work but i would be more than happy to do it, it would take some of the work load of me :), just tell mw how to do it, the hardest part will probably be naming the territories and making and naming the bonuses as i dont think the divisions are political divisions

Edited 5/23/2016 10:00:47

well actually i tried once to do a collaborative work with someone making a GOT map but it was a time when I went inactive, and himself wasn't very active either.

We just need a platform where we can share the svg files of this map, i will create a mail chat to discuss how that could work.

ok :)

As for the first map, I've seen it before, and the base map with the countries colored in has some inaccuracies, i. e. the border of Belarus and Russia, and Bulgaria and Serbia. Those are the ones I can remember off the top of my head. I recommend going with the map Koala posted, and finding a way to overlay a map with borders on it.

Spanish regions are just fine. Basque independentists like koala would like all world map to be with the colour of his region xd but the truth is they are a very small community with small independentist movement and phew extension that could be even smaller than the actual basque region.

crs8 el Neofranquista, please stay relevant to the topic, this map is about European independence movements, so we have to show places where there are indeed some independence movements, and neglecting their existence is plain stupid.

And tell me more precisely how it could be smaller than the actual Basque country? Even Navarre region that used to be more pro-Spanish is currently led by a coalition of Abertzale (pro-Basque) parties, the capital of Navarre, Pamplona since last year is also led by Joseba Asiron, a mayor part of EH Bildu, a pro-independence party even more radical than PNV (Basque National party) and Geroa Bai (Navarrese equivalent), 2 parties that are only in favor of a greater autonomy.

Edited 5/23/2016 13:49:29

To be frank, this map is pretty wrong.

Doesn't show actually independent countries like Abkhazia or Ossetia or Artsakh, but shows Kaliningrad independence movement (hardly any)?

I'm not sure about England either, the main independence movement is of Northumbria, not... whatever that red thing is.

we are going to need feedbacks definitely since that map has many wrong things, thanks Juq and ZX for those informations already :)

that map says that there are independence movements in Brussels x)
best joke ever.

Edited 5/23/2016 17:12:35