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This alternate-history map shows the extent of the Scandinavian Empire (Empire of Scandinavia), around the 18th-19th century.

The timeline changed during the 15th-16th century, with the Kalmar Union evolving into a unified kingdom. Over time, the newly formed Scandinavian kingdom expanded its territories as far as the Ural mountains in the east, and the New World - Vinland - in the west. With a great many people of various origins, now living within its borders, and becoming increasingly wealthy as a result, Scandinavia became an empire.

The Empire of Scandinavia is now a great power; its influence extends far beyond its borders, and across the world. With its vassal states - Muscovy and Poland-Lithuania - out of the way in the east, and the petty squabbles of the west European states, Scandinavia is seemingly unstoppable.

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This map is, more or less, based on one of my older maps, showing the Empire of Lithuania. You can find it here .

The font is intended to be somewhat difficult to read, as I am not entirely sure of what certain "provinces" would be called.

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This was made using GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program). Map texture: Tom Patterson, shadedrelief.com . Paper texture: Paper Texture Pack .

The fonts used aren't made by me - I found them on DaFont.

Feedback would be appreciated.

Download for full view ( 2550x750 ).

Description
This alternate-history map shows the extent of the Scandinavian Empire (Empire of Scandinavia), around the 18th-19th century.

The timeline changed during the 15th-16th century, with the Kalmar Union evolving into a unified kingdom. Over time, the newly formed Scandinavian kingdom expanded its territories as far as the Ural mountains in the east, and the New World - Vinland - in the west. With a great many people of various origins, now living within its borders, and becoming increasingly wealthy as a result, Scandinavia became an empire.

The Empire of Scandinavia is now a great power; its influence extends far beyond its borders, and across the world. With its vassal states - Muscovy and Poland-Lithuania - out of the way in the east, and the petty squabbles of the west European states, Scandinavia is seemingly unstoppable.

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This map is, more or less, based on one of my older maps, showing the Empire of Lithuania. You can find it here .

The font is intended to be somewhat difficult to read, as I am not entirely sure of what certain "provinces" would be called.

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This was made using GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program). Map texture: Tom Patterson, shadedrelief.com . Paper texture: Paper Texture Pack .

The fonts used aren't made by me - I found them on DaFont.

Feedback would be appreciated.

Download for full view ( 2550x750 ).