Weltkarte in den nächsten 250 Millionen Jahren (Pangaea Proxima)
Von Thatunkownuser2465
Weltkarte in den nächsten 250 Millionen Jahren (Pangaea Proxima)
Von Thatunkownuser2465
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Kind of looks like Cyrodill.
China landlocked lmao
Ovari da for em
Something for Scotland to look forward to anyway.
Portugal on top of the world!
latitude?
Lake Mexico? Surely you mean lake ‚MURICA
Isn’t this predicted to cause the rise of a mountain range around that Florida Africa contact that would rival the Himalayas? I have a feeling I read this somewhere
Pacific Ocean is already huge, this looks like the whole area of the Atlantic will be ceded to the Pacific? So that’d be half of the Earths surface just one huge ocean.
The year is 250.002.025, the Dutch are still fending off the sea.
What happened to Florida
If this were present-day, then Lake Mexico would have been Lake America in the US lol
250 million years from now and Ireland is still fucking freezing haha
I wanna live in chukotka
Damn that indian sea is gonna be super valuable
These maps are always colored in such a way where every country ends up. But where is the version that shows where there is snow/desert/Forrest?
WHERE’S AFRICA
Alright kids! Red Sox game today, day trip to Equatorial Guinea tomorrow!
Cuban missiles are just getting closer smh /s
The projection kinda kills it
Greeks and Turks will still fight over the phantom Aegean Sea
New Zealand still New Zelanding
Is the United Pacific states supposed to be California?
Theoretically there could be some new or grown land masses?
So Romania would be around where Riften is in Skyrim. Seems legit.
sorry guys mom said we can’t ride our bikes to angola 👿
This would be an interesting map because the Atlantic and Mexico sea would become high value as it’s likely some of the few sources for fresh water
looks like tamriel
So Scotland finally gets real independence lol
So, Portugal will replace Norway?
I thought that eastern Africa was supposed to have split off in its own continent long before then.
Ah ffs…still beside England.
Continents without NZ