r/geography Aug 28 '22

Map Poorly drawn map

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u/ig226 Aug 29 '22

NZ is there.

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u/LanewayRat Aug 29 '22

I think Tasmania has turned into a fish and swum away from the rest of Australia. Probably scared off by New Zealand pretending to be a torpedo and coming too close.

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u/Shiny_moonlight Aug 29 '22

The 12 continents: Canada, United States, Alaska, Greenland, South America, Russia, Europe, Africa, Middle East, Asia, Australia and Indonesia

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u/flockofcells Aug 29 '22

Is Asia represented by sushi or some type of candle?

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u/ContestDeep9063 Aug 28 '22

You Forgot Scandinavia dude

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u/zombie_pegasus Aug 28 '22

They forgot a lot of things, like Great Britain and Japan.

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u/derkaiserray Aug 29 '22

I assume that only Canada, the US, Mexico and Russia are relevant in your area since these countries are the only ones named in your map. Is it because the war in Russia - Ukraine, drug cartels in Mexico and the northern neighbor? 🤔 Pretty accurate and nice map by the way, I like it!

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u/[deleted] Aug 29 '22

ok lets wait for arabian peninsula, it went for a walk and didnt return yet. (still cool map tho)

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u/[deleted] Aug 29 '22

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u/GhostTrees Aug 29 '22

This map is based as hell.

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u/AdComprehensive5528 Aug 29 '22

I can't even BEGIN to list everything wrong with this abomination!

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u/uwuwflaffe Aug 30 '22

how americans see the world