Nation Map Database

[Khemia]

Oh... right. Yeah, no tips from me there, basically going to probably just get down to you using good old pencil, paintbucket, and lines or the good ol shift button.

 

[Keida]

Thanks, I had forgotten about this thread. I'll look and see if anybody has already made a convincing city map

 

[Khemia]

Honestly, I'd use the pencil tool to hand draw major roads (by using a 1 pixel width pencil and placing a point, you can hold the shift key and click new points to draw straight lines - in case you didn't know, I remember I never knew that and found out by accident after a long day of playing starcraft) but also use color schemes from google - ignore little things like city blocks, and try to make an accurate distance bar by assuming that Europe is the same size as Earth. If you draw on a high resolution map, then "shrink" the image, it'll smooth out the edges of the lines and is a nice way to get rid of the pixellated feel. I have a terrible understanding of the pen tool, so I can't help you with that.

If you want to use a real aerial picture of the city you can always find free satellite imagery and cut and paste stuff and maybe it'll work, though typically cities like Singapore and Hong Kong have terrible satellite imagery that looks "spotty".

 

[Minhdao]

Long overdue:

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This is the map of Minhdao with all of the marked provinces as well as the three largest cities in the nation (red dots). The provinces' Anglacized names go from north to south as followed:

1. Khu Vuc
2. Thung Bang
3. Lung Chuoi
4. Vang
5. Nui
6. Bac dat
7. Nam dat
8. Mau Mo
9. Tinh Vuong
10. Muc Dic
11. Co Chu
12. Tinh Quyen
13. Moc Day
14. Anh Nang
15. Dai Cao
16. Mat Troi

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[Gunnland]

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(Courtesy of Khalistan.)

There are no officially mapped political subdivisions of Olmolungring, but this map shows the borders of the ecclesiastic provinces of the Bishop of Yungdrung Gutsak, his Apostolic Vicar to Knytlingsfort and the Sindhu Valley, and his Apostolic Prefect to Issverth. It also shows the Territorial Abbacy of Mimir, which covers the even more sparsely-populated north and the islands of Aethrsoya (smaller) and Klostersoya (larger).

 

[Hesperia]

Could somebody make me a spiffy map of Hajr's provinces, based off of this over 9000 minutes in Paint provisional one?

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The map has numbers on it, and they correspond to the following names:

1. North Khaleej Province (capital: Al Haruniyyah, coastal)
2. Al Qapiyya Province (capital: Al Qapi, coastal)
3. Ash-Sham Province (capital: Marj Ayyun, see map)
4. Ras 'Asir Province (capital: Isma’iliyya, north tip of the peninsula)
5. Al Sawariyyah Province (capital: Al Sawari, on the island)
6. South Khaleej Province (capital: 'Ayn al-Arab, coastal)
7. As Sidriyyah Province (capital: Sidra, see map)
8. North Gadesh Province (capital: Tofrek, your call)
9. As Sahra al-Kubra Province (capital: Al Ayun, oasis, south of Al Mukarramah)
10. Al Fayyoum Province (capital: Al Fayyoum, oasis, inland)
11. Gadesh Province (capital: At Tufah, your call)
12. Hawd Province (capital: Ibb, your call)
13. South Hemera Province (capital: Abu Saffar, your call)
14. North Hemera Province (capital: Arkez, your call)
15. Al A’raf Capital Region
16. Murqa Royal City
17. Muwaana Royal City
18. Al Quds Royal City

(N.B. the last four can be listed just with the city's name on the map)

If you can also be arsed to put the provincial capitals on the map together with the provinces, I would hugely appreciate that (some are already known, like Marj Ayyun, Sidra, Al A'raf, Al Quds, Al Mukarramah and Al Munawwarah, they were already on Coro's map; for the rest, I've listed some general pointers).

 

[Khemia]

You know... there's an incongruity in your list:
14. Al A’raf Capital Region

Currently #14 on your map is an Eastern region bordering Carentania and Jurzan, not your capital.

 

[Hesperia]

Thanks for pointing that out, fixed that now

 

[Saracia-Polamar]

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Map of "the new" Polasciana

 

[Great Engellex]

Very nice maps guys.

 

[Rheinbund]

Good work, Polasciana Now we need to work out our IC-relations, given the fact that we are neighbours.

 

[Thaumantica]

First Draft of a CIA Style Map (click for full size):

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[Serbovia]

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Karelingrad, Vinograd, Nemyriv, Krolewiec, Magnitaya, Belkograd, Krepost Dolgich, Sherbaty, Darkanat, Venediktgrad, Krepost Vostok, Komoran and Novigrad are capitals of their respective constituent states. AJR and ARN stand for the Autonomous Jewish Republic and the Autonomous Republic of the North respectively.

 

[Mergogne]

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Karelingrad, Vinograd, Nemyriv, Krolewiec, Magnitaya, Belkograd, Krepost Dolgich, Sherbaty, Darkanat, Venediktgrad, Krepost Vostok, Komoran and Novigrad are capitals of their respective constituent states. AJR and ARN stand for the Autonomous Jewish Republic and the Autonomous Republic of the North respectively.

we are going to have SO MANY fights over slavic names

 

[Vistrasia]

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[Great Engellex]

Map of Great Engellex

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[Serbovia]

we are going to have SO MANY fights over slavic names

 

[Akwesasne]

Here's a map of the United Territories themselves:

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And a map of some key, major, cultural or larger cities:

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[Free Cities League]

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This is mine - it's not very good and I was hoping that, by posting this here, some crazy person could draw me a decent map...

 

[Rheinbund]

It looks better than what I produced.