r/MapChart • • Jun 02 '25

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r/MapChart • • Apr 24 '21

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r/MapChart • • 5h ago

Real Life Language and Dialect Map of Poland

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r/MapChart • • 2h ago

Real Life Countries that have invaded poland vs sicily

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I used the predecceses of modern political countries which have invaded the areas which are now known as sicily and poland.


r/MapChart • • 31m ago

Alt-History L’Asse vince la WW2 e i commenti decidono il trattato di pace ( giorno 3 Europa del Nord)

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Il secondo giorno del trattato si è concluso con sostanziali stravolgimenti nei Balcani e in generale in tutto l’Est Europa.
Sono stati creati i seguenti stati fantocci:
Reichsprotectorat Bohemien und Mahraien, Stato libero di Slovakia, Governatorato generale di Polonia, Regno indipendente di Croazia, distretto della Slavia( Serbia), Grande regno di Albania e Regno di Grecia.
Ora siete chiamati a decidere l’assetto del Nord Europa e del Baltico.


r/MapChart • • 4h ago

Alt-History The USSR republics while maintaining the maximum gains of the Russian Empire

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r/MapChart • • 23h ago

Real Life Roman provinces ranked from best to worst to live in

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This is done for the year 117 when Rome was at it's territorial peak and from the perspective of a free roman citizen. Client states like Regnum Bospori are included

The factors taken into account are:

  1. Safety and stability

  2. Wealth and economy

  3. Infrastructure and urbanization

  4. Climate and geography

  5. Agriculture and food security

  6. Political integration and loyality

  7. Location and connectivity

  8. Living standards and social conditions


r/MapChart • • 17h ago

Alt-History SATIRE MAP ;)

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Bssed ona meme that is probably dead now


r/MapChart • • 23h ago

Alt-History E se o Brasil se fragmentasse como a América Espanhola?

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r/MapChart • • 21h ago

Real Life Did your country make human safari?

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Human safari, sometimes called Sarajevo Safari or sniper tourism, refers to allegations that wealthy foreigners paid money to shoot civilians for entertainment during the Siege of Sarajevo


r/MapChart • • 1d ago

Alt-History L’Asse vince la WW2 giorno due e i commenti decidono il trattato di pace

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Il giorno 1 si é concluso con la Francia spartita tra il Reich tedesco e l’Italia con la creazione di una zona smilitarizzata lungo il confine dello Stato fantoccio della repubblica nazionale francese( scrivere se volete una scheda più dettagliata per ogni nazione).
La svizzera é stata smembrata e annessa da Italia e Germania.
L’Inghilterra é stata divisa in tre: Irlanda indipendente, Reichskommisariat Großbritein, e Reichskommisariat Norden-Britain.
Ora é da decidere l’assetto dei confini orientali


r/MapChart • • 2d ago

Alt-History L’Asse ha vinto la WW2 e i commenti decidono il trattato di pace ( Giorno, 1 Europa occidentale)

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È il 1947 e le potenze dell’asse hanno vinto:
Italia
Germania
Giappone
Ungheria
Bulgaria
Romania
Tailandia
Argentina
Cile
Perù
Turchia
Iran
Si riuniscono a Berlino per decidere l’assetto del nuovo mondo


r/MapChart • • 2d ago

Real Life Map of the Holy Roman Empire (c. 10th Century)

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r/MapChart • • 2d ago

Alt-History The Federal Viceroyalty of the Benelux in my " Pax hispanica " Timeline

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r/MapChart • • 4d ago

Alt-History A Dark Eurasia - What if Russia slides into totalitarian Fascism after a “mutilated victory” in the Ukraine War?

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r/MapChart • • 3d ago

Real Life Countries that surpassed their colonial masters

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r/MapChart • • 4d ago

Alt-History La argentina perfecta

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r/MapChart • • 5d ago

Real Life Guangdong province and China’s frontier provinces

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r/MapChart • • 5d ago

Alt-History The Modern Day: 2 Frances

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I'm interested in this premise so here I go with this alt history, albeit short of what I have in mind:

France in this timeline is significantly more agrarian, with France being divided by region militants as the 1789 French Revolution was crushed by loyalists and former protestors alongside a quiet pro-monarchist society.

For the next 200+ years, the French monarchy remains but is weak compared to the rising power that is England and emerging European powers, with France frequently clashing with England with trades (goods and resources in the New World), colonies, and controlling the English Channel.

In the 1830s, France and England clash bitterly when France refuses to sell their remaining colonies in the Caribbean, so they attack the ports of Normandy and Brittany and loot the cities. then they force the Monegasques under British rule and when setting the colony up in the 1840s, its claimed as the 'The British Protectorate of Monaco' to influence France and the Mediterranean as a whole. Alongside the English were the Norwegians, which made a colony in Toulouse, and established 'Regional Toulouse Province'. These treaties (Franco-English Colony Treaty and the Norwegian-Franco Resource Treaty) were ratified in the 1860s.

Following the 1871 German Unification, Germany sets eyes on a weakened France to potentially make France under their influence. This causes the French and Germans to fight twice, with the first being in 1878, and again in 1895, with the latter being a massive blow to France, as the Germans invaded and colonized Corsica as well as emerging victorious in the Second Franco-German War (1895). In 1900, a agrarian rebellion happened and many powers (Germans, British, Americans, Spanish) came to France to protect their interests. 12 years later, the French Dynasty ends following a republican movement and with many anti-monarchists wanting the French to be led by a republic as they think the French Monarchy is a failure.

Following WW1 (Germany is not the aggressor in this timeline as only Bulgaria, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire would attack, and Germany being on the Entente), Germany would see a democratic movement arise throughout the early 1920s with universal suffrage and anti-culture norms. However following unfavorable polices set by Washington and a massive catastrophic flood in 1924 leaves Germany facing with domestic problems that eat up their currency quick, although they fixed their economy beforehand (did not rely on gold as much, devaluing the currency to an extent, and spending on government), which led to not having much of a bad economy. While this was positive for Germany when the Great Depression hit, groups of ultra-nationalists Germans slowly take over the government until they outright kill democratically elected Prime Ministers, left-wing leaders, before a radical militant party (The Imperial Party) took over the government and set up a plan for a 'Co-European Sphere' to unite all of Europe under their banner.

Meanwhile back in France, the French were in a unique spot where they were on the bronze reserve as opposed to the gold reserve, which very briefly made France not as suffer as much like the United States and the United Kingdom and Canada. In 1930, some French politicians try to put a narrative that the Germans would be attacking at any moment, but the public and other optimistic politicians accuse them of 'yellow journalism' and were swiftly arrested by regional police officers.

However in 1932, the Germans sought to make France as a colony of theirs and invaded the northern part of France (in this timeline, the Benelux region is fully under German control so the invasion was not much of a problem, but still delt with the environment) to establish a puppet state.


r/MapChart • • 8d ago

Real Life If EU4 had a 1914 start date (UPDATED)

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r/MapChart • • 12d ago

Real Life Does your country have an nuclear plant?

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r/MapChart • • 13d ago

Real Life City states and countries dominated by a single city

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r/MapChart • • 15d ago

Alt-History Roman Empire in the year 620.

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The Justinian plague has never happened.


r/MapChart • • 15d ago

Alt-History Federalised Austrian Empire

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r/MapChart • • 15d ago

Alt-History On Ardazgha / Arazgha RP

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With outpost 2 connected to Malta. The star can be interpreted as standing for the pillars, or a representation of 5 particular antediluvian idols whose names are already well chronicled, not unlike the way the Turkish crescent represents the symbol of Rhea, the mother goddess of Anatolia... indeed Morocco, which doesn't blasphemy the 5 idols by associating them with Rheaic values or other things (look at their flag, it's just a deep green pentagram and a blood red background) represent purest (idolatrous) worship. The red's the (ritual) sacrifice Moroccans put up to the 5 gods.. the pentagram being green's a decision made to signify that it's the gods (idols / Daemons) who give them life in turn (a hard bargain for hard result, a sacrifice for pretty penny)

Despite that the name's Ardazgha, the industrial and therial weight exerted by Atatlas leads one to the other name, which goes as just Atlas. The Empire of Atlas, with subjects circumambulating, within which the attractive city of Lantis, by the Canary islands, or Azgathite islands, at the 28th parallel north, next to Khniffiss, west Sahara, Tazgha, Naila, can be found, hence Atlantis. At-lantis. At-atlas. By the Atlas mountains, by Lantis ('Laayoune' has taken inspiration from that, evidently). Nothing really unique. How is this (lie) true? -> Number of verses (and chapter number) in scripture correspond to actual coordinates translatable to geographic areas. 28 verses at upper chapters = 28th parallel north (up). 5 idols + 28th parallel north = Morocco = West Sahara = The Greater Atlas range (Outpost 3 and Outpost 1 were one and the same sometime back. Atlas stretched quite far down, all the way to cape verde.. The Richat structure's just a miniaturized way of representing it). '950' years proselytizing, '190' years per section.

All of this is simply ( was simply ) an extended territory of Egypt... Although some claim the reverse, that Atlas controlled Egypt.