How do you know that stuff?

Salvador just happens to be my hometown =p

wow

Salvador is replaced.
Some 12 new territories created in Europe,Carribean and Oceanie.

Very good looking map, will be interesting to play on when it comes out.

It's accurate now. :)

You still haven't fixed what I said. Odessa and Kiev work, but Kaxgar and Karil are downright wrong.

Also,

Baki -> Baku

Edited 5/31/2015 00:13:18

holes are for colour coding

Maybe...

I totally forgot about your post, Жұқтыру. I was in hurry yesteryday.
Let's see....
Kaxgar or Kashgar is the English variant of the Chinese city Kashi and is technically correct.

Karil is a spelling mistake which should be repaired.

Baki is Turkish for Baku and should be changed to its English form.

Edited 5/31/2015 07:00:44

Ok, I looked it up further, I guess Kaxgar works.

The actual Karelia is much bigger

Karelia -> Finnish Karelia

Also, it looks like Alaskan Bering Sea Islands includes St Lawrence Island. America is in the Eastern hemisphere, but Russia is in the Western Hemisphere as well.

Edited 5/31/2015 15:47:01

No, Russia does not have territory in western hemisphere?
Please convince me with proof.

Also Karelia changed to Finnish Karelia thanks to your help.

http://tools.wmflabs.org/geohack/geohack.php?pagename=Uelen&params=66_09_34_N_169_48_33_W_region:RU-CHU_type:city(720)

Also, consider changing Equitorial Guinea to Bata. The capital isn't even where you put Equitorial Guinea.

Edited 5/31/2015 21:31:53

Seems like nobody can ever give Denmark more than 3 territories

You want to know why there are so many Benelux and Netherlands maps? It's because they aren't pleased that on most world maps, Netherlands gets 1 territory (or few, at most).

They really aren't valuable anyway.

More valuable than 1-4 territories.

Mainland Equatorial Guinea changed to Río Muni, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R%C3%ADo_Muni

Well maybe you're right but I'm better going to keep up with the continental split rather than the 180° degree hemisphere line.

Also,

Alaskan Bering Streat Islands -> Alaskan Bering Strait Islands

And it still looks like there are two St Lawrence Islands, one in Alaskan Bering Streat Islands and one by itself.

Why'd you put the Capitals of other large countries but not for the USA?

@Xedrox: because the metropolitan areas surrounding cities like Paris, Moscow, and Rio are massive. The DC metro area just isn't as big, and is dwarfed by the size of Maryland and Northern Virginia.

But it is rich. And last I checked the US is richer than Brazil :P

Also, 'Murica!!!

Edited 6/2/2015 19:58:04