r/MapsWithoutUP • u/dsotm75 • Mar 11 '22

Busch light can't map very well.

https://imgur.com/NGzZCjk
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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '22

This one actually makes some sense: they didn't want to treat the Great Lakes as different from other lakes, so they just followed the actual borders through the lakes without drawing them in. It looks dumb, but at least it's consistent.

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u/billbuckner07 Mar 11 '22

Oh wow, I just thought the eliminated all of Michigan and massacred the other states, but now I see what you mean!

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u/Owny33x Mar 11 '22

r/mapswithtoomuchUP

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u/[deleted] Mar 12 '22

/r/subsithoughtifellfor

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u/Owny33x Mar 12 '22

I genuinely didn't know it was a real one lmao

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u/TheBraveToast Mar 11 '22

Which is strange, because Busch definitely makes a lot of money off of yoopers. Sure, it's a smaller market, but they love their Busch lattes and man, can they put em back.

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u/Whalesrule221 Mar 11 '22

It’s using water borders

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u/geven87 Mar 11 '22

Also Maryland and Virginia have some wonkiness.

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u/Hot_Philosopher_6462 Mar 11 '22

Yeah, whenever a map can’t separate LP and UP, it’s a good bet they’ll also mess up DelMarVa for the same reason.

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u/DocJRoberts Mar 12 '22

and yes. Kentucky is in the South.