impressive
REALLY!

This looks like my ideal earth map. Did you release it? If not, I can test.

South America Update
2001 territories 564 bonuses :D

I think we have a new record for most territories. Will he bust the myth of the mythical 3100 territories from U.S.A. big?

Only time will tell if Issander's map will be bigger or not. At a staggering 1639 territories already, he still has Russia, China, Canada, and the USA left to go, as well as the Pacific Islands! Who will make the larger map?

i doubt this map will break the record

im not sure about issanders though, but somehow i doubt it will

mylor 3100 is the limit of territories

3200 is...

i don't know why i can't uplond the map over 1950KB
if i can do it ,i just make it 3000 territories.
i had just uplonded a 1400KB HongKong map and this map.

I know that 3100 is the limit, but I wonder if someone can possibly make it bigger.

Again, 3200 is the limit, 3100 or 3000 isn't...

if I want to make it bigger ,i need to more simplify to smaller than 1950KB?
why i can't uplond over 2000KB just like Big USA?

ok, i finally Understand.
the k mean Thousand of territories not KB.
thanks a lot to answer me.
I will continue to make my map more huge but the shape must be collapse.
http://warlight.net/SinglePlayer.aspx?PreviewMap=15443
(2079 territories,Compared to the last ver. +78 territories)

There's a hole in Iceland. I'm not sure if it is intentional or not, but it is irking me right now.

it is a Freeze Lake

Well, if you count frozen water as water, you would also need to dramatically alter Greenland (http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/8b/Topographic_map_of_Greenland_bedrock.jpg) and Antarctica (http://i993.photobucket.com/albums/af52/zegarkus/meltantartica.jpg).

ok, frozen water can be stamp on it and walk pass it ,so it becomes a part of the land.
Will those water unfrozen than we can't walk on it?

@deymen The "lake" in question is actually a glacier. While a frozen lake is formed by water collecting in a depression/basin and then being frozen, a glacier is formed by snow/precipitation collecting at a mountain top, forming into ice and then slowly sliding down the mountain. Frozen lakes are typically have a melting season where the ice melts, while glaciers melt only near its end. Greenland and Antarctica also have glaciers and are primarily icecap, so they are not frozen lakes either.

Amazing job. Lag!

many parts of the map could be maps in their own right

for example, the usa part could bridge the gap between small and big usa