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A note of those funny growths off Gaza. That's useless desert, the plan also includes the disenfranchising of anyone of Arab decent having Israeli citizenship, finally rewarding them for 50+ years of total loyalty to Israel. And we all look forward to ANOTHER generation of Radicalized Palestinians/Israeli/Arabs/everyone else.
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I like that Gaza doesn't get a port either, lest they import useful materials or something.
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PittTheElder posted:I like that Gaza doesn't get a port either, lest they import useful materials or something. I think you mean terrorist materials!
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Does anyone know of a little utility, hopefully web based, where you can draw shapes on a map and it will tell you the approximate population contained in the shape you drew? Maybe that doesn't even exist?
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Baronjutter posted:Does anyone know of a little utility, hopefully web based, where you can draw shapes on a map and it will tell you the approximate population contained in the shape you drew? Maybe that doesn't even exist? Here’s some random one online https://www.freemaptools.com/find-population.htm Use arcgis or similar for any meaningful purpose
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I like how Israelis get limited access roads to access their exclaves but Palestinians apparently can't be trusted to stay on the road so they get a loving massive road tunnel, which would almost certainly be one of the greatest engineering feats ever accomplished by humanity, and also incredibly impractical and dangerous in that political climate.
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Platystemon posted:
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Badger of Basra posted:I think you mean terrorist materials! I think this is showing Israeli ports that Palestinians somehow have rights to, despite not having a codified corridor to access them, so I'm not sure how they can use them without dealing with Israeli clay. I think. I might be giving them too much credit.
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Trabisnikof posted:Here’s some random one online https://www.freemaptools.com/find-population.htm   the circle seems to work, but I def got a chuckle out of how broken the polygon search is
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[/quote] East Asia (well mostly China) used gridded cities too, so there’s some competition.
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"Tuttle's Red Barn," is apparently just a family farm, so I'm not sure it should really be listed as a corporation. At least I'm doubtful it was actually incorporated in the 17th century. According to its wikipedia page it was also sold by the Tuttle family in the mid 2000s, so it probably doesn't count anymore. If this map is going to include any piece of land that has been continuously farmed probably all of the old world should just be dated as "origin date lost to antiquity" since that's ultimately going to hold just about everywhere. i also hate the color scheme. who gives a poo poo about what sector its in, i wanna be able to see who has the oldest corp at a glance, nobody wants to zoom in on his poo poo to read the tiny labels
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At least according to Wikipedia it had a royal charter, which is a bit more substantial than just any old family farm.
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Why are a Dominica newspaper and Mongolian broadcaster "Services and Distribution" instead of "Knowledge and Information?" Meanwhile, under Knowledge and Information are Cotontchad "a parastatal Chadian company operating in a monopoly regime that buys and exports all the cotton produced in Chad." and Cameroon Development Corporation "an agro-industrial complex that grows, processes and markets tropical export crops."
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Also, Chad changes color in the inset. It's green on the main map, but on the zoomed view it's blue.
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Peaceful Anarchy posted:Why are a Dominica newspaper and Mongolian broadcaster "Services and Distribution" instead of "Knowledge and Information?"
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PittTheElder posted:
Wow I appreciate that someone has tried to do this but yeah, I polygon selected my city of about 400k and it told me 1.8 million...
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Baronjutter posted:Wow I appreciate that someone has tried to do this but yeah, I polygon selected my city of about 400k and it told me 1.8 million... 1.8 million seems to be the default for anywhere it doesn't have sufficient information for.
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Ireland playing really hard into the stereotype by having a 1000+ year old pub.
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El Chingon posted:Can't find Mexico's
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El Chingon posted:Can't find Mexico's It's probably La Casa de Moneda (the Mint), established 1535. Things that predate the actual country probably get tricky though.
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FreudianSlippers posted:Ireland playing really hard into the stereotype by having a 1000+ year old pub. and Belgium having a nearly 1000 year old brewery
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And Western Sahara having No Data.
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https://twitter.com/undertheraedar/status/1225471031873359875
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Just ran across this fine example of mapmaking on Wikipedia:
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Powered Descent posted:Just ran across this fine example of mapmaking on Wikipedia: I understand what they’re going for with Apollo 13, but it’s not in the key.
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 My german cousin is bragging about being able to label all of the US properly, mostly, compared to how clueless north americans don't even know what a Latvia is, so while she is busy I defended our continental honour and one-upped her by not only labeling but drawing a Germany. Please judge harshly.
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Missing Pomerania, Elsass, Austria, and Bohemia.
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It’s Schleswig and not Slesvig and Württemberg needs an additional t. Total failure of a map, get out!  fake edit: oh, I see that you put BAYERN in capitals and all the other states not, this is actually a drat fine map you should be proud of  But seriously, this isn’t bad at all for a non-German, and I bet even plenty of Germans would fail hard at this
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SlothfulCobra posted:Missing Pomerania, Elsass, Austria, and Bohemia. 
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How could you forget Bremen?
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I know this is SA and the law requires that we make fun of each other at all times, but that is really good, better than almost any non-German could have done, and probably better than most Germans. e: certainly better than my attempt would have been, I know where Bavaria, Brandenburg, and Schleswig-Holstein are, but the rest is already getting into educated guesswork territory Phlegmish fucked around with this message at 10:44 on Feb 9, 2020 |
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:
Nice. Now do the HRE.
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System Metternich posted:It’s Schleswig and not Slesvig and Württemberg needs an additional t. Total failure of a map, get out! Slesvig is the correct Danish spelling however, so only partially wrong.
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RagnarokZ posted:Slesvig is the correct Danish spelling however, so only partially wrong. Pronounced Slöööör
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RagnarokZ posted:Slesvig is the correct Danish spelling however, so only partially wrong.
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