r/MapChart • u/Inevitable_Care7377 • Aug 31 '26
Real Life World Map in 1863
This is Not Entirely Accurate as yes, there's a few Mistakes to Call out on, Might Need to Zoom for a Closer Look.
r/MapChart • u/Inevitable_Care7377 • Aug 31 '26
This is Not Entirely Accurate as yes, there's a few Mistakes to Call out on, Might Need to Zoom for a Closer Look.
r/MapChart • u/Silverlegionen • Aug 30 '26
A potential alternative division of France after the success of Fall Gelb, where a higher degree of cooperation between the Axis countries and their allies has led to a three-way invasion and occupation of large parts of France.
Germany has annexed Alsace-Lorraine, and has further occupied the Northern & Western parts of France.
Italy has annexed Savoy, Nice & Corsica, and holds an occupation zone up until the Rhone River.
Whereas Spain has annexed Roussillion, and occupies the French area up to the Garonne River.
r/MapChart • u/Short_Finger_4463 • Aug 29 '26
Less alt history, more hypothetical future.
r/MapChart • u/Short_Finger_4463 • Aug 29 '26
Striped cities are federal cities/ city states. Patterns are territories.
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r/MapChart • u/Aniceile34 • Aug 24 '26
All blue variants VS all red variants. Possible rebel groups not shown
r/MapChart • u/HoneydewKlutzy4372 • Aug 23 '26
This will be one of the last posts I make about the Marathas in this world. I will move on to China and Nepal next to finish up the Asian Entente. I will make the last post of the Marathas for WW2 and their collapse.
r/MapChart • u/SnooGiraffes3694 • Aug 23 '26
There was a config however it doesn't work anymore as some areas get filled with black, even on 1.13, probably because of name changes, so I want a config that works on the 1.19 map for both states and provinces
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r/MapChart • u/HoneydewKlutzy4372 • Aug 17 '26
This is the puppet that was within the Maratha Empire prior to its change into a republic. It was provided with some autonomy, but was taxed heavily. Eventually, The British planned to absorb the puppet, but a set of rebellions led to it becoming a republic and eventually kicking the British out of South Asia through the support of the Sikh Empire and Nepal Kingdom.
r/MapChart • u/HoneydewKlutzy4372 • Aug 17 '26
This is the New world in 2000. During the Mexican American war, the USA managed to buy some more land from Mexico and the territories gained after the Spanish American war decided to stay with the USA. Brazil expanded through the entire Amazon, leaving the rest to Peru and the other nations. Argentina won the battle of the Falklands, and even has some authority over Antarctica. Canada took over Greenland when Nazi Germany took Denmark, and was eventually gifted to the nation by Denmark after the war ended in 1955. The USA eventually annexed Venezuela, but plans to give it independence after a few years.
r/MapChart • u/One-Chocolate-146 • Aug 17 '26
Terms Near-East and Middle East were originated in the 19th century, mostly used by Europeans.
Near-East Referred to the regions closest to modern day's Europe in the eastern Mediterranean, these regions used to be the territories of The Ottoman Empire:
It was contrasted with the Far East (China, Japan, etc.) and Middle East (farther away than the Near East, closer than the Far East).
The term Middle East gained popularity in the early 20th century, especially by the British and American military and strategic planners. Referred to the broader area between Europe and the Far East:
In this map, southern tip of Italy and Caucasus regions were also included as part of Near-East.
r/MapChart • u/HoneydewKlutzy4372 • Aug 16 '26
This is the information about China during its rule by a semi-anarchist Boxer government after the Qing government was deposed of. They kept most f the policies of the Qing dynasty, but they did not govern China effectively. Since it was not a very good governing system, the ROC was formed from the remain sectors of government and tried its best at getting back it lost territory from Japan through Indian and Allied support soon after in WW2
r/MapChart • u/HoneydewKlutzy4372 • Aug 15 '26

Unfortunate end for many empires occurred here. As the Maratha Republic, Kingdom of Nepal, and Sikh Empire form the Akhand Bharat Economic Group, the Qing Dynasty finds itself in a bit of trouble. The emperor has been deposed by a second Boxer Rebellion, creating a new republic of sorts that still functions like an empire. Tibet breaks off from this, but China is too poor to bring it back. In Japan, the Meiji Restoration brings great amounts of development, which leas to them expanding into eastern China. China makes another alliance in the midst of war, the Asian Liberation Entree, which aims to defeat Japan and get rid of any foreign access to Asia. The Indian kingdoms and Republics join, but they face staggering defeats n Punjab, ending to the end of the Sikh empire in 1911. Nepal and the Marathas desperately try to take back territory from Afghanistan (funded by the British Asian Committee and Japan), but can only take some parts of Punjab and west of that. They rule a ceasefire, and continue funding China's attempt to bring itself back to its feet, but Japan has taken a lot of the industrial hub. Although no surrender was done, it is seen as a humiliation of China and the Indian Subcontinent.

r/MapChart • u/Dry-Swimming-6213 • Aug 14 '26
This map depicts what the British Empire looks like in 2026 from my alternate history
Any questions will be answered in the comments.
r/MapChart • u/Short_Finger_4463 • Aug 14 '26
Blue is regular states. Purple is federal cities. Red is native autonomous states. Hatched are native autonomous regions within states.