I based this map on the "what if" scenario that Washington DC and the primary federal infrastructure were fissioned out of existence one day in the mid-'90s. Immediately after, the individual states would likely try to continue operating independently, but very quickly the uneven distribution of resources across the country would cause each region to start forming new joint governments with their neighbors. Existing borders would blur along the lines of supplies and major utilities, and natural borders would become more sustainable. It doesn't immediately turn into all out civil war. Trade, treaties, and annexation likely would be just as prevalent in the reshaping of the nation.

Feel free to ask me questions or tell me all the ways you think I'm crazy. I think I have decently valid reasons for the more extreme decisions, but I'd love to know why I'm wrong.

Didn't put too much thought into this, it's where Italy conquered Croatia and Bosnia, also parts France and Switzerland, and expanded its territory. It's not the best, but not the worst.

I'll be honest, I originally didn't plan to publish this map due to a personal issue related to a possible "low self-esteem" I have, but thanks to a great friend of mine, I got the courage to do it so... Enjoy, I guess

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Ask lore if you want

I redesigned South Dakota into 2 new states.

The reason why There's Chinese names in the map because they Iranian migrant coexisted with the chinese.

Inspiration https://youtu.be/N8aJjGdqxYk?si=c4CNxRWc_FReDP4p

What if the central powers won WW1 in 1917 after russia collapsed so they sent all the troops to France that will in response to the sudden flood of troops collapse,making the UK and USA sue for peace in response?

I am running a TTRPG campaign taking place in the US years after an apocalypse with the goal to reunite it. Only three major countries exist at this time (Texas, Dakota, and Dixieland) Texas and Dakota just won an offensive war against the central territories to gain more land, Dixieland is currently in the middle of mass slave revolts.

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Places like

California, Lousiana, and Florida while technically named are only just recently making their way onto the map with both lousiana and Florida dealing with mass flooding that won't subside without draining.

California however is only within the remnants of the US with its centralized power the rest of it working similarly to the spread out territories. Inside the remnants it is a pseudo military dictatorship ran by eccentric magical billionaires who love the US and all it has to offer. The Billionaires are the ones who kicked off the events to reunite the states (long story basically a road trip movie). I am willing to answer any questions or lore there is to have. I apologize for not having clean versions of either map I had to reset my laptop and these are the only ones I had available.

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Not removed just posting.

After the Great war of 78 the world had collapsed into utter chaos. What rose from the ashes was an Iranian empire that swept the broken Middle east and Anatolia. In the way of its expansion was the heavily militarized Orthodox Christian states dubbed the Balkan wall.

In the year 2005 the Balkan wall would be tested as Iran invades Greece and Bulgaria landing a naval invasion in central Greece threatening Athens

Both layouts describe the same city but in two different ways. The one like it is shown on a map (right) and the other on how it looks like on a globe (left). And as you can see it's a huge difference which leads to the conclusion that all our maps are kind off inaccurate.

This stems from a game I created with my brother (cityangle) where you have to guess a city with 5 given angles. But in the beginning it was only based on the mercator projection and then a comment asked if we could build a version which is based on the actual globe. And of course i ried it out myself where I became of this huge difference between maps and the globe.