2 outlier Asia geographical ME's & other countries now in different positions
I saw the recent post regarding geographical MEs & thought I'd share my own, with a couple of unusual ones, but I'm not unique in remembering the first 2 below, I've seen other people mention them but they are few & far between as far as I'm aware.
From many years ago I have 2 district memories of this,
Japan was directly opposite the round bulge of China, it's now much further north.
The Korean peninsula was attached to the bottom of China, what in the current reality would be South East Asia area.. nowhere near Russia, which North Korea shares a border with now.
Sri Lanka has moved considerably north, it use to be below the southernmost tip of India (& smaller). Adam's Bridge is a 48-kilometer (30-mile) chain of natural limestone shoals and sandbanks connecting Pamban Island off Tamil Nadu India, to Mannar Island off the northwestern coast of Sri Lanka. This island bridge then was almost north south direction, now it's almost east to west.
Also New Zealand was further out in the Pacific & higher up than it is today.
Australia never had the huge spike at the top of the country, the spike looks completely out of place to me, it was a more rounded off coastline.