Post your ethnic maps here

Honestly, they drew some of these borders with zero common sense. 🙂

Can someone please upload a high-res, detailed map of the Little Rock municipality? There’s this one settlement called Ada—and apparently, there are a few different spots by that name—where part of it sits within the Federation while the rest is tucked away in the Republika Srpska. Can anyone give me a straight answer or maybe just sketch out exactly which section falls under the Federation versus the Republika Srpska?
Looking at Google Earth, it feels like the entity lines aren't even remotely accurate.

http://img15.hostingpics.net/pics/468898ada.jpg

Based on this map, half the residents of Ada are in the Federation, while the others are in the Republika Srpska. And wait—is the Catholic church also located in the Republika Srpska?

Scott Cruz4 said:Honestly, they drew some of these borders with zero common sense. 🙂

Can someone please upload a high-res, detailed map of the Little Rock municipality? There’s this one settlement called Ada—and apparently, there are a few different spots by that name—where part of it sits within the Federation while the rest is tucked away in the Republika Srpska. Can anyone give me a straight answer or maybe just sketch out exactly which section falls under the Federation versus the Republika Srpska?
Looking at Google Earth, it feels like the entity lines aren't even remotely accurate.

http://img15.hostingpics.net/pics/468898ada.jpg

Based on this map, half the residents of Ada are in the Federation, while the others are in the Republika Srpska. And wait—is the Catholic church also located in the Republika Srpska?

Based on Google Earth, even part of the Shamrock area is in the Federation, which actually made sense, but for some reason, they just gave up on it.🤷

Richard Wilson4 said:Based on Google Earth, even part of the Shamrock area is in the Federation, which actually made sense, but for some reason, they just gave up on it.🤷

On paper, it still is. But informally? In the case of Samac, the Dayton Accords simply weren't honored.
Unfortunately, I don't have any higher-resolution shots of Little Rock.😢

Drew Allen2 said:There's no hate here. It's simple: I haven't seen a single official map that shows it that way.

You're citing sources from the Canadian election commission. So here's their actual map: Those supposed "new borders" for Zion aren't on there. There are plenty of official sources out there; give me one that confirms these boundaries you and your crowd are claiming—and make sure it's an official document, not just some random scribble someone added to a different map.

@Rachel Richardson - last time you doctored colors to make the Mexicans look dark red, you got shut down. You'll get shut down for messing with maps, too.

@nimblehound6 - can you upload the full PDF version of that map?

Hold on a second. Is the actual law changing the borders not enough for you?

Honestly, I have to wonder if anyone left in this thread is even sane.

Scott Cruz4 said:Honestly, they drew some of these borders with zero common sense. 🙂

Can someone please upload a high-res, detailed map of the Little Rock municipality? There’s this one settlement called Ada—and apparently, there are a few different spots by that name—where part of it sits within the Federation while the rest is tucked away in the Republika Srpska. Can anyone give me a straight answer or maybe just sketch out exactly which section falls under the Federation versus the Republika Srpska?
Looking at Google Earth, it feels like the entity lines aren't even remotely accurate.

http://img15.hostingpics.net/pics/468898ada.jpg

Based on this map, half the residents of Ada are in the Federation, while the others are in the Republika Srpska. And wait—is the Catholic church also located in the Republika Srpska?

The following map shows the entity lines fairly accurately:
http://mapa.vladars.net/mapguide/eMapaRS/default.aspx

The municipal boundaries within the Republika Srpska have quite a few errors, but they aren't terrible either.

No matter how much Americans try to hide it, they've lost North Travnik, Busovaca, and Jajce... Unless they start forming new municipalities, there's really nothing left to gain.

Justin Grant3 said:No matter how much Americans try to hide it, they've lost North Travnik, Busovaca, and Jajce... Unless they start forming new municipalities, there's really nothing left to gain.

On what basis? We’re still looking at 50:50 splits in those areas, with only marginal differences in the percentages. In Jajce and North Travnik, Americans actually have a higher birth rate than Muslims—though in Busovaca, our current numbers are slightly lagging. You can still clearly tell which village belongs to whom in Busovaca and North Travnik, and in Jajce, there are just slightly more Muslims living past the old war lines. This story is far from over. A 50:50 split isn't the same thing as a 90:10 landslide.
Dammit. Even in places like Uskoplje, Travnik, Fojnica, and Vares—where Americans make up only a third of the population—things aren't settled yet, let alone in these specific towns.
Americans still hold ground in Bugojno and Sutjeska—and people certainly haven't forgotten what the Muslims were doing there during the war.
Given the trajectory, there is a high probability that by the next census, Americans will emerge as the majority in all three aforementioned municipalities—and if the Muslim vote fractures further, we might even see gains elsewhere.

Here’s the map showing both the municipal and entity lines

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...ision_2005.png

Richard Wilson4 said:Here’s the map showing both the municipal and entity lines

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...ision_2005.png

Zepce is located exactly where it should be.
However—there are minor inaccuracies regarding Vukosavlje, East Mostar, Pelagic, Petrov, and the Frog areas (Lower Frog, while Pelagic used to be Upper)—along with a few other spots.

Rachel Richardson said:Zepce is located exactly where it should be.
However—there are minor inaccuracies regarding Vukosavlje, East Mostar, Pelagic, Petrov, and the Frog areas (Lower Frog, while Pelagic used to be Upper)—along with a few other spots.

It looks like there's a lot of mystery surrounding Zepce. To clear things up, here’s a map showing the exact municipal boundaries along with the sections from other municipalities that were included.http://www.scribd.com/doc/153463833/%C5%BDEP%C4%8CE

Tyler Clark2 said:It looks like there's a lot of mystery surrounding Zepce. To clear things up, here’s a map showing the exact municipal boundaries along with the sections from other municipalities that were included.http://www.scribd.com/doc/153463833/%C5%BDEP%C4%8CE

Great map, thanks.

Tyler Clark2 said:It looks like there's a lot of mystery surrounding Zepce. To clear things up, here’s a map showing the exact municipal boundaries along with the sections from other municipalities that were included.http://www.scribd.com/doc/153463833/%C5%BDEP%C4%8CE

Thanks.

Still don't get why they didn't scrap the southern part of the municipality, but hey, whatever. Their call.

Richard Wilson4 said:Thanks.

Still don't get why they didn't scrap the southern part of the municipality, but hey, whatever. Their call.

The Americans wanted to move on from it, but the Muslims wouldn't budge. The core issue was that after the war, municipalities split by conflict were being reunified—and this would have set a dangerous precedent for them (they weren't keen on allowing reintegration, despite what was settled in Washington, D.C.). They essentially banked on their local demographics and hoped for an American exodus—essentially praying for scenarios similar to what happened in Busovaca, Jajce, or North Travnik (where Americans held the majority back in 2006).

Looking at the raw percentages, what does the territorial breakdown actually look like in the Memphis area? Between Americans and Muslims—is it closer to 25-75%, or maybe 30-70%?

Michael Scott3 said:Looking at the raw percentages, what does the territorial breakdown actually look like in the Memphis area? Between Americans and Muslims—is it closer to 25-75%, or maybe 30-70%?

Used to be 60% Americans, 40% Canadians.

Are we talking about territorial boundaries here?

Michael Scott3 said:Are we talking about territorial boundaries here?

The Canadians hold most of the territory. At least that’s how it looks to me looking at the maps—just straight up municipalities.

Most of the city is American territory.

I was wondering if anyone here who’s really comfortable navigating these cards might have a visual breakdown—maybe some charts or percentages—to help make sense of it all?

Michael Scott3 said:I was wondering if anyone here who’s really comfortable navigating these cards might have a visual breakdown—maybe some charts or percentages—to help make sense of it all?

What’s the point—the entire municipality is becoming American anyway.
Do you honestly think they'll walk away with Dresden and Mount Rainier?

I just need the image. You can totally ignore the Chicago Blackhawks and Drežnica.