@scarlett_sThe 124 United States That Could’ve Been. #UnitedStates
Vedi post originale@scarlett_sThe 124 United States That Could’ve Been. #UnitedStates
Vedi post originaleFoto di @scarlett_s· Oct 16, 2026· United States
The image is a colorful, stylized map of the United States. It depicts an alternate history where states have been redrawn into different shapes and given new names. The mood is educational and thought-provoking, presented in a clean, infographic style. A notable detail is the text box in the lower right corner, which explains the map's purpose. ON-SCREEN TEXT: The United States ...That Could've Been A mapping experiment created to visualize alternative results for various failed state partition proposals through U.S. history. The map was not drawn to propose redrawing states; instead, it is a creative work based very loosely on historical ideas and events. More info: andrewshears.com/?p=1581 (Inset maps are NOT to scale!) Andrew Shears, 2011
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Hello everyone@scarlett_sThe 124 United States That Could’ve Been. #UnitedStates
Vedi post originaleFoto di @scarlett_s· Oct 16, 2026· United States
The image is a colorful, stylized map of the United States. It depicts an alternate history where states have been redrawn into different shapes and given new names. The mood is educational and thought-provoking, presented in a clean, infographic style. A notable detail is the text box in the lower right corner, which explains the map's purpose. ON-SCREEN TEXT: The United States ...That Could've Been A mapping experiment created to visualize alternative results for various failed state partition proposals through U.S. history. The map was not drawn to propose redrawing states; instead, it is a creative work based very loosely on historical ideas and events. More info: andrewshears.com/?p=1581 (Inset maps are NOT to scale!) Andrew Shears, 2011
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