• @[email protected]
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    25 hours ago

    My heart wants to like this on principle because that’s how geography should be divided, but it looks like garbage. I never really stopped before to appreciate how tidy and professional those arbitrary perpendicular lines look.

  • tiredofsametab
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    16 hours ago

    I like the idea of watersheds, especially given gestures generally at US and the sky/climate

  • @stupidcasey
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    17 hours ago

    As always Florida is Florida It’s a law of nature nothing before nor after can be Florida, Florida is eternal just like the geriatrics in there nursing homes.

  • @lemming741
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    813 hours ago

    State borders if we sliced through major population centers

  • @weariedfae
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    5319 hours ago

    As someone of the earth sciences it is my opinion that whoever drew this has exactly zero understanding of “natural geographic borders”.

    • @[email protected]
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      26 hours ago

      100% agree. As an Oregonian, that border on the Willamette made me wanna cry. Literally no consideration of nature or people with that boundary, and yet it’s called a “natural border”.

    • @[email protected]
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      2418 hours ago

      Right??? This map changes borders that are already based on rivers and natural geographical features.

    • @[email protected]
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      1918 hours ago

      The fact that the Mississippi River isn’t being used as a border anymore in some states bother me. But I’d love to see your take.

    • @x00z
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      2619 hours ago

      Can you draw us a better map then?

  • 2ugly2live
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    513 hours ago

    I really like this for some reason.

  • @Feathercrown
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    It looks so… gloopy!

    I like how some states are basically identical. Florida is a given and NH is just kinda like “what happened to you guys?”

  • Bizzle
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    816 hours ago

    I will die before I’m a fucking Wisconsinite. Love, a proud Illinoisian.

      • @Masamune
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        18 hours ago

        Where we goin? Should I pack boots or flip flops?

  • @WagnasT
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    816 hours ago

    MA using the dark side of the Force

  • @isthingoneventhis
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    515 hours ago

    Mimel looks like he ate too many shrooms and is having a rough day.

    • @Klypto
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      16 hours ago

      Deleware River that is as wide as a 33+ lane highway is not a natural border? Wacky.

  • Th4tGuyII
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    1118 hours ago

    Asking the Colonial powers to not make weirdly straight unnatural borders is like asking Russia to stop invading occupying it’s neighbours land

  • verity_kindle
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    819 hours ago

    This makes my brain itch, in the best way. Oklahoma got much bigger, I approve.

      • verity_kindle
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        212 hours ago

        But we’re still doing better than Florida, which had so much more panhandle sliced off, all the best bits, like Destin! F that

      • @TexasDrunk
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        414 hours ago

        You mean the Texas Slavery Ensurer?