Maps / Game Maps / Interesting Maps and the likes

>>5018835 (OP)
Fantastic thread

>>5018835 (OP)
great thread OP

>>5019128
Thank you, anon! I am enjoying all the wonderful maps all of you are posting here! Hope you enjoy them, too!

>>5019340
Thank you so much, anon!
Let's enjoy all those wonderful maps!

Anyone got a map of the world from 1984? Or Brave New World

Cant post the link but dude is dimensiondoormaps on reddit and has link to full size image

>>5019163

>>5020580
nice ^^

gonna bump here. Hope I am not uploading anything twice!

>>5020495
so detailed, really lovely

Bumptiy bump

>>5020392
wow, that's really interesting

>>5021649
i need to play that one

I'll bump this.

bumping also

bump for great thread

>>5026973
this could use some updating

>>5020344
I wish you could read that one. Interstate maps are a dime a dozen but I've never seen a good quality highway map from the era just before the interstate system was built. Darn.

>>5031004
This map perfectly illustrates how after the American conquest of Alaska, the total extermination of indigenous peoples by savage Russians stopped. That is why the Aleuts and Inuit are still living peoples, while many indigenous peoples of Siberia were simply totally destroyed.

https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%92%D0%BE%D1%81%D1%81%D1%82%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%B8%D0%B5_%D0%B0%D0%BB%D0%B5%D1%83%D1%82%D0%BE%D0%B2_%D0%9B%D0%B8%D1%81%D1%8C%D0%B5%D0%B9_%D0%B3%D1%80%D1%8F%D0%B4%D1%8B

>>5031657
The Russians went to the settlement and carried out a terrible blood bath. Only a few [people] were able to flee to Angyahtalek in baidarkas; 300 Koniags were shot by the Russians. This happened in April. When our people revisited the place in the summer the stench of the corpses lying on the shore polluted the air so badly that none could stay there, and since then the island has been uninhabited. After this every chief had to surrender his children as hostages; I was saved only by my father's begging and many sea otter pelts.
— Heinrich J. Holmberg. Holmberg's Ethnographic Sketches. Limestone Press, 1985.

>>5019166
they went all over!

bump

Honorverse

>>5019169
Detail of the central peninsula's Middle Kingdoms.

Mark Lawrence's Broken Empire trilogy.

The somewhat vaguely familiar world of 2000AD's The Meltdown Man.

The world a mere 825 years ago. That's only 41 generations (20 years per).

Origin of the Greeks on their shopping trip to Troy.

Yurop in 1444

>>5039595
The weeb end of the continent in 1444.

Map of Osten Ard from Tad William's Memory, Sorrow and Thorn.

Oh look! My thread survived!
I am looking forward to seeing more maps here!

>>5040271
Map threads on /hr/ are one of the few things I'd miss if 4chan went dark forever. Great thread OP and anons.

>>5041285
Thank you very much, anon!
Thanks to all of you this thread is gold!

>>5020344
wha does the west has so much more highways than the east?
>>5020580
kek

if anyone has another RO map i would be grateful!

>>5044890
>wha does the west has so much more highways than the east?
Historical reasons, I guess... That was the first part that got colonized

>>5044890
>>5044908
Uh... The EAST has more highways and it IS because the EAST was colonized first. Also, just so you guys know, when you look at the sky... that's "UP". Yeah.

>>5046487
>>5044908 (You) <- me
Got confused xD
I got it right in the first place, but did not read their text carefully. I meant the east as being colonozed first. :)

This is some map a guy made for his D&D campaign I found when looking for mediterranean style maps. Honestly one of the best looking I've seen.

>>5046768
I'd say it was made with the Campaign Cartographer software suite.
Great tool btw!

>>5044908
>>5046487
>>5046762
yeah i meant the east, sorry, brainlag or something

>>5048435
not bad at all! :)

What is that map of?

>>5048972
if i remember correctly it is edo (tokyo)

>>5046481
This map is retarded. Many countries never picked a side or took equally from both. India as a prime example. To simplify everything into allied or aligned one way or the other with no neutral option is NOT how the Cold War actually was.

anybody got any civil war era maps of the US

>>5046762
>>5048435
No problem bros. I just thought it was rather funny that you both had the same brain fart. It even made me question myself about it for a minute lol!

>>5050555
I have hundreds of high quality digital maps that I have collected over the last 20 years but finding US civil war maps has always been difficult, especially /hr/ ones. I'll share a few that I have tho...

Battle maps of the era seem particularly elusive.

I guess that's all.

>>5050555

>>5050688
:-D Glad it got resolved!

>>5050714
Whoa! :-o Please feel free to share any map you like!

>>5050718
Didn't the battle at Ft. Sumpter start the civil war?

>>5050746
I believe it was indeed where the first official shots were fired in anger between the US and the Confederacy.

>>5050744
Ok. I don't remember where I got these but I thought they were kind of neat.
1/2

>>5051080
2/2

>>5051080
>>5051081
Ouh, they are, sir!

These threads, no matter how great the content, never fail to show two things:
>Tolkien didn't know how to build a physical world, he was little better than a kid at imagining continents, mountains, forests, climate zones, cultures and so on.
>US maps are usually extremely boring because of how quickly history played out on a huge, uniform blob of land

>>5051731
>Tolkien didn't know how to build a physical world, he was little better than a kid at imagining continents, mountains, forests, climate zones, cultures and so on.

In his defense, there was no r/worldbuilding yet, so how would he have known?

>>5051731
His world is literally created by a god, an entire subcontinent, Beleriand, was destroyed/sunk into the ocean in a war between lesser gods, then they raised and later sunk the island of Numenor and finally the continent of Valinor ascended into the heavens. In Tolkien's world this is not just myth, it actually happened. And considering all this your big problem with the world is that the continents don't look like they grew naturally (for lack of a better term)?

>>5051731
And your post revealed to me that you and I think nothing alike. Yeah.

>>5051731
>US maps are usually extremely boring because of how quickly history played out on a huge, uniform blob of land
What.

>>5051849
This is the earliest geological map of the UK, done in 1815. First of its kind IIRC and what kickstarted the industrial revolution via major mining operations around the world (once they had maps of their own region)..

>>5018835 (OP)
Where is the rest of the information for this image?

>>5051731
>>US maps are boring because of blah, blah, blah.
Sure Bro. Whatev.

>>5052061
What / where is that?

>>5053004
very nice

>>5053747
early map of NA

>>5019166

>>5056206
The fuck is this garbage?

>>5056995
Ever heard of the Nintendo Entertainment System? :) That is a map of the planet Tatooine of the game Star Wars

>>5019140
he's the guy from MAD magazine

>>5057991
Uuh nice!

>>5019140
>>5057988
Always loved Sergio A. I really liked his "the shadow knows" theme.

From The Search for Delicious.

>>5053004
nice

>>5052293
good question.

>>5051731
idiot

bump

OP here.
I would enjoy to see more maps! :->

I am sure you all would, too!

A few war maps...

>>5066736
>>5066737
>>5066738
>>5066739
>>5066741
Awesome!

A few more war maps since hardly anyone is posting...

I hate the watermarks on this one but it's a great situational map of the attack on Pearl. Looking from the south.

>>5068823
And a similar one looking more from the southeast.

I guess that's it for today.

>>5018835 (OP)

>>5068829
I wouldn't have expected so many in Montana and North Dakota

>>5072055
Silos for missiles. Eliminates continued retaliation from US resources.

>>5048435
Imagine sneaking into the imperial palace

>>5072894
>Honshu deleted, the other islands just shoved closer together
What in the actual fuck? gsstw

>>5050726
I can't say this is really off. Source?

>>5018835 (OP)
This remains a great thread.

>>5074514
Thank you, anon! I hope we can enjoy more maps for a looong toime!

>>5031658
fascinating, did not know that russians actually were active there

>>5074514
Nice. Thanks for sharing that one anon.

>>5074493
I posted it but don't remember where I got it so no source from me. Someone browsing the thread will probably know eventually.

>>5018838
Loved that game - played it 2x through, 1/2way through a 3d time before waking up.

>>5051080
>>5051448
>>5024744

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>>5076741
I have that book (hardback) and have had it for about 30 years. I still enjoy looking at the maps. It was a great companion piece whilst reading the books.

>>5076575
It's funny how maps like this list names of towns and cities that aren't really that large or notable. I live in a town of barely over 30k people and it's shown on almost every US and world map I've ever seen. I know it's mostly about available name space but still.

>>5076575
It's funny how maps like this list names of towns and cities that aren't really that large or notable. I live in a town of barely over 30k people and it's shown on almost every US and world map I've ever seen, including this one. I know it's mostly about available name space but still.

>>5077231
Natty G is always great!

>>5068829
So I guess if you live on the east coast anywhere south of Maine, you'd just have to bend over and kiss your ass goodbye.

>>5018835 (OP)
Trekkie map

>>5078404
heh, now I get what they mean by "quadrants" and grids and stuff like that

>>5046481
This has been one of the best map threads I've ever seen here. Let's keep it up!

>>5079547
That is very interesting, anon! Got moar?

>>5079714
OP here, thank you anon!
I hope this thread will never die!

>>5076739
Neat!

>>5079714
Where is that map from?
An ARG? From a book?

There are some funny mistakes :)

>>5079726
No idea. I just downloaded it to have something to post here. But now that you mention it, there are some glaring errors lol. My bad.

>>5079714
Image search shows its an alternative hisory map where Finland lost the winter war in 1940.

>>5079817
And all the other countries and false borders?!

>>5080056
This is the full background article.
https://neverwasmag.com/2018/08/how-finlands-defeat-in-1940-could-have-changed-the-cold-war/

>>5080118
whoa! thank you anon!
that's interesting

Ladies and Gentlemen?
The Handmaid's Tale (according to Netflix series, I guess).

moar

>>5082479
kino

>>5019176
THIS is not Trammel, it is Felucca!

Would anyone happen to have the UK version of Monopoly?

>>5082479
no, not LA and the bay area!

>>5077231
I have that one from the magazine

>>5084496
I could find only this photo

>>5084496
no

Someone go ahead and take us across the finish line.

>>5087791
yes

>>5088399
Ivan?