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    Sie alle waren einst Teil derselben Gebirgskette, des zentralen Pangäischen Gebirges

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    2. ubstower on

      Interesting how the Scotch-Irish predominantly settled in Appalachia…they just moved to the same hills across the ocean…

    6. PhilRubdiez on

      While correct, I don’t exactly think the Appalachians are depicted where they are supposed to be.

    7. kamikazekaktus on

      Why is Portugal inside the red lines but not coloured as belonging to the same mountain range despite being mountainous as well?

    8. nilsmf on

      Iceland, which have been glued to Scandinavia here, did not exist during this period.

    9. SchizoidRainbow on

      This is the worst map I’ve ever seen. This shows less understanding of geology than a kids meal placemat. 

    11. Danskoesterreich on

      Dont tell Trump, or he will claim morocco as rightful american clay next. 

    12. MRRRRCK on

      That’s cool – if only you actually knew where the Appalachians were located though….

    13. PantsB on

      This doesn’t show where the Appalachian mountains actually are, which makes it a bad map. It specifically shows the non-mountainous coastal area of the east coast. The entire highlighted area in North America is very close to sea level. None of this is right.

    14. PlayinK0I on

      You haven’t lived until you’ve done the Florida section of the Appalachian Trail. The views from that elevation are breathtaking.

      (Seriously what the fuck?)

    15. NylonAura on

      What in the AI bullshit is this? I’m not disputing the relationship between the mountain ranges, but this map is ridiculously inaccurate

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