Lore:

1524 – Trans-Atlantic Colonization: European powers push across the Atlantic into North America (Atlantia). New Franca (blue) and New Ribion (maroon) establish massive colonial holds along the eastern seaboard.

1620 to 1683 – The South American Scramble:

Franca establishes Busazie along the eastern coast of South America by 1620.

Danmark makes a Colony in northern South America in 1627.

1726 – The Rise of Allegonton:

New Ribion breaks away/re-organizes into Allegonton, becoming a major independent power across central Atlantia (North America).

Scotland settles New Cscotland in southern South America.

Ribion establishes Volunia near New Danmark in northern South America.

The light-blue charted world now links almost every continent into a global trade network, with Aparanta still maintaining its historic core footprint in the Indian Ocean.

Man my fingers hurts but that's all I got to say.

don't really have lore for this one just enjoy the map lol

Brandenburg history:

Following the collapse of the German Empire in World War II (1945), Germany gets partitioned and carved up by its neighbors. France pushes past Alsace into the Rhineland, Danmark takes Schleswig-Holstein and the northern Baltic coastline, and the Netherlands expands deep into Westphalia. Bavaria and Saxony break away as independent German states, leaving a truncated central rump state that rebrands itself as the Brandenburg Republic with its capital at Brandenburg City. During World War III (1964–1972) between the Chinese Empire and the Soviet Union, Brandenburg remains strictly neutral while Central Europe stabilizes. Today in 2026, Chancellor Dietmar Woidke leads the republic, balancing trade ties with President Shapiro's United Republic of Columbia while maintaining a defensive buffer against its European neighbors and let me know as I made some mistakes just in case

Here's a complimentary infographic map series to go with our recently updated States and Faiths map for Atlas Altera. The choropleth approach helps show sizable minorities that are hidden by the mapping/analytical approach used in the main feature map. NOTE: I left out the dedicated export/map view for Jews, so see the comments for that one.

Historically, the Benelux region served as a trading hub for various empires over the centuries; thanks to this—and its own colonial empire—the Netherlands became a wealthy and prosperous nation.

Today, the Benelux region (comprising Belgium and the Netherlands) is known for its prosperity and environmental friendliness—exemplified by the widespread, normalized use of bicycles in Rotterdam.

In the *Pax Hispanica* universe, it is one of the federal Viceroyalties; it ranks third within the Spanish bloc—behind the Italian federal viceroyalty—while its GDP and quality of life are comparable to the modern day French or Finnish averages. It is also the most important and strategic region within the Spanish Commonwealth bloc.

LOL, this took so long.

The info can be found in the sidebar, White Lines represent roads and yellow lines represent Railways, ask about any lore if you want, too much lore for me to write down on the side bar.

……and we maybe change in the future

In this timeline, France, through multiple military victories in the Seven Years' War, successfully captured British North America, and after the war ended, exchanged Hanover for sovereignty over British North America. New France would transform from a "fur-trading post empire" into a vast continental empire ruled by a French-speaking minority over an English-speaking majority. In the early period, the French crown retained the grassroots autonomy and agricultural economy of the former British colonies, but reclaimed sovereignty for the crown and established a governor-general to administer them uniformly; the area west of the Appalachian Mountains was designated as an Indigenous buffer zone and a French military-agricultural zone, with English settlers forbidden to cross. Economically, the French pursued mercantilism, monopolizing trade and restricting colonial industry, but the English-speaking population reached 1.5 million while the French-speaking population was only 70,000, a ratio of about 20:1, making assimilation and control extremely difficult. To change the demographic disadvantage, France relaxed religious restrictions, funded the immigration of veterans and farmers, and recognized mixed-race populations, but French immigration still could not catch up with the English-speaking population.

After 1760, English-speaking population growth and land demand continually eroded the western prohibition, while the unequal political status of English-speaking and French-speaking populations also triggered direct confrontation between the two sides. On the eastern seaboard, with support from Britain, multiple tax resistance movements, anti-French movements, and armed rebellions broke out. French financial and military pressure intensified, and eventually the New France colonial government compromised: the French king granted self-government to the English-speaking states, while also establishing joint development zones west of the Appalachian Mountains, thereby alleviating the conflict. The French seigneurial system was difficult to transplant into the English-speaking free-land tradition, and the West gradually formed a frontier society mixing French, English, and Indigenous peoples. As time passed, cultural blending and social change in the Americas would help promote the intellectual emancipation of the colony's French population, thereby making it an important bastion of the Enlightenment.

A cup map I made when I was in middle school for an art class project. I forgot most of it, but I do remember the lien running through the whole thing is a massive railway of sports.

The 13 colonies are New Bristol,Pennacookia, New Somerset, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, New Haven, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Chesapeake, Virginia, Albamarle, and Carolina.

And after the American Revolution the USA got the Northwest Territory and in 1803 they Annex Louisiana as a territory and in 1812 the American Civil war began and the southern Rebellion fell and new States were made then they cooked Mexico in 1838 and in 1850 and USA is a democracy and a Centralized Republic and my favorite big Texas. That's all I got to say

I have not touched this timeline in a hot minute… enjoy this simple map I made :P

Māori may not be accurate, fair warning.

A timeline that the USA was split into 2 counties and lore for Columbia and Dixon: in 1790 the Constitution failed and leding to the split of the USA to Hamilton's dream North and a decentralized South. In 1794 the Dixon-Columbian war then the south lost and lost a bit of Virginia,most of Maryland and delmarva to Columbia and in 1803 they both partitioned Louisiana. In the 1840s they expanded West and UK sold off some Rupert's land to Columbia but they had to let the UK make the borders following the Columbian river and the Dixon-Mexican war begins and Mexico got brutalize at least they still have Southern Arizona and New Mexico right? But anyways back to the lore. UK begins to federate the borealian colonies to borealia but there still western colonies but anyways it's 3 year before Texas and Louisiana and Cumberland Seceded from the Southern Confederation