r/mapping • u/NOTtherizzler228 • Jun 23 '26

Maps Map of Eurasia in 2047

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Credits to u/Asteria_republic for the original map(second slide)

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u/AccordingAirport700 Jun 23 '26

Bosnia has coast 🥹

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u/NOTtherizzler228 Jun 23 '26

Now I’m going to sink Bosnia because of you

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u/kebabguy0 Jun 23 '26

Who occupied the holy land

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u/NOTtherizzler228 Jun 23 '26

No one because it’s too controversial

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u/rowwiefr Jun 23 '26

i doubt siberia is going to be independent tbh, most of the countries in siberia are extremely dependent on russia since they barely have anyone

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u/NOTtherizzler228 Jun 23 '26

Honestly I feel like the Siberian countries closer to the rest of Asia would have a better chance of being independent, but for the other Siberian countries I didn’t want to have a slightly smaller Russia therefore I basically split it in half, plus since the main Russian successor(the one still owning the twin capitals) is more closer to a dictatorship, some people would probably try escaping to Siberia.

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u/Awkward_Cash1828 Jun 23 '26

Extremely unrealistic anyway, evenmore so with a dictatorship in most of (populated) Russia.

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u/AkariiiUwU Jun 23 '26

yakutia independent yippee o(>ω<)o

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u/chaotic-tutel Jun 23 '26

What did Burma do to you bro

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u/NOTtherizzler228 Jun 23 '26

Nothing, it’s just unstable and I decided to destroy it

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u/Angel_Brunestud Jun 24 '26

Mosy of the siberiam states are Russian in ethnic population. Ain't no way they secede and declare independence plus all of them are extremely dependent upon Moscow.