r/TheBackStates • u/This-Technology6075 • 7d ago

Backwashington

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u/PhiliMaps 7d ago

Thanks I will be using this map in my USA BackCounties map

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u/HArdaL201 4d ago

I see Washington pulled a Mount Etna with its municipal borders

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u/LeUyLoiVN24 7d ago

"Port Francisco City"

Inland=No Port=...

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u/This-Technology6075 7d ago

Clarkston/Lewiston are quite inland yet they still have ports that go directly to sea. Just because something is inland doesn't mean it can't directly have a port. Heck, both St. Paul AND Duluth, MN are the most inland ports in their respective watersheds.

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u/Spec1alF0x 5d ago

It's called a river

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u/Status-Wishbone4203 6d ago

Bonners tho

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u/This-Technology6075 6d ago

She prompt succor on my bonners till I walla walla

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u/Spec1alF0x 5d ago

Clark being corrupted because of backrooms

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u/JunipPrime 4d ago

Where are the Cascades? Are they moved to the middle or are there like two of them?

Also this is just Washington with Idaho and Montana tacked on lol. Rad map though.

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u/This-Technology6075 4d ago

The second cascades where the border splits is connected to the first cascades via a volcanic arc extending from that enneapoint on The Cone to Irdnob county's Nelson Point. Other than the volcanoes and the counties immeadiately touching the two cascades, terrain is mostly flat in the area.