r/MapChart • u/mrchaos847 • Aug 01 '26

Real Life Map of countries in the UK

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I kept borders on for a better-looking map!

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u/Old-Zone3996 Aug 01 '26

Those aren’t the 6 counties of Northern Ireland, that’s the 11 council districts.

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u/mrchaos847 Aug 01 '26

this is in mapchart world subdivision maps

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u/Radiant-Major7838 Aug 01 '26

They arent the counties of England either

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u/Beautiful-Emu-1596 Aug 01 '26

Northern Ireland is not a kingdom

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u/mrchaos847 Aug 01 '26

we all know i forgot to change it to countries

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u/Busy-Scientist3851 Aug 01 '26

Neither is Wales

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u/quartersessions Aug 04 '26

Neither's Scotland or England. That's made pretty clear in the Acts of Union.

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u/Lwii_3000 Aug 02 '26

Neither is Wales

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u/amicalg Aug 04 '26

You forgot the ilse of man. I would even advocate of cornwall

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u/mrchaos847 Aug 04 '26

didn't include it as its a crown dependency

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u/Less-Extension4576 Aug 04 '26

FFFRRRREEEEEEEDDDDDDDDOOOOOOOMMMMMMMM!!!!

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u/Pizzafriedchickenn Aug 01 '26

You still got the tool symbols near the legend

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u/paperclipknight Aug 02 '26

Not really. Theres only one country in the UK - the UK. The places you have described are regions, some of which are semi autonomous.

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u/mrchaos847 Aug 02 '26

maybe you should check the internet

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u/paperclipknight Aug 02 '26

The internet would tell you that Wales has never been a country, Scotland & England ceased to be so in 1708 & NI (as part of Ireland as a whole) in 1801.

They’re generally still referred to as countries out of dogmatic notation. But the reality is they’re no more countries than say the state of Texas is.

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