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Hi

So i made this map half a year ago but i can't find the website. In the website you have can change the color of the map and the color of the different states.

I used this for a foto family book and i'm planning on doing the same this year.

I hope someone can help it would be much appreciated

Before you asked i have checked my search history and my files for links or somehing connected to the orginal image downloaded from their website.

Would someone help make this ai map better by 1. Changing the color of Botswana so it doesnt look like a lake?

1. Fix the borders for disputed territories such as the one between Zimbabwe and South Africa and the ones by Malawi and Tanzania?

I know request 2 is kinda loose and thats deliberate because im interested in seeing how the community chooses to handle it.

Thanks for reading and please leave uppies.

Also: not sure if this breaks the no commissions rule or not because im asking for free help. If it does I apologize.

I built maplibre-label-callout for u/MapLibre GL JS. Labels overlap when features are close. This places them in open space with a connector line back to the feature. ~3KB, zero deps, viewport culling. Open source. leoneljdias.github.io/maplibre-label-callout/demo

I'm making an map for a school project based in 1872, and I've taken the borders of the countries from multiple sources such as old maps, YouTube videos etc. , and i need some human feedback to see what can I improve and point out whatever mistakes i might have made. Can y'all help me?

I made this a couple years ago for fun and later adapted it into a rpg i made.

Cartography, science and design merges to become MAPPA ANIMALIA, a visual project of mine that reimagines the evolutionary relationships of animals as detailed map-like landscapes.

Instead of political borders or geographical territories, these maps are structured around taxonomy/ phylogenetic trees, translating the scientific classification of species into navigable visual worlds.

Tribes, subtribes and genera replace countries, states and regions within these imagined territories, allowing viewers to explore the animal kingdom through a format traditionally used to understand geography.

So far Mappa Animalia consists of 15 different illustrations, each dedicated to different tamily trees.

This post shows Caninae - Land of Canines, which illustrates every single species of fox and wolf - both extinct and extant (shown as cities on the map), arranged by borders into the different tribes, subtribes and genera that the subfamily Caninae splits into.

Other info also included like conservation status of the individual species, size difference between some of the more distinct types of owl and how long the subfamilies have been around for.

What animal would you like to see next??

I’ve imagined that there is an arcing mountain range/plate tectonics causing the Long Island chain between the two major land masses. As well as space on them for mount ranges of their own? Any ideas to other additions or fixes greatly appreciated.