Alternate Map Of Africa. Alternate Map of Africa Based on "Stand on Zanzibar" Alternative History Amino Amino Some interesting pods could be done, imagine a modern Africa with 5 billion people, high speed rail and mega cities that are far bigger than anything China currently has. The continent depicted here isn't even called Africa [1] but Alkebu-Lan, supposedly Arabic for 'Land of the Blacks' [2.
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africa alternate colonies map colonization southafrica Description A map of an alternative African Colonization and the independent countries that appeared afterwards. This map seeks to remedy colonial cartography by erasing the borders, orienting to the South (in the tradition of 11th century Amaziɣ cartographer Muhammad…
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Here's an alternate Africa called Alkebu-lan 1260 AH by Nikolaj Cyon (full-size version).It's set in 1844, on the eve of Europe's Scramble for. I love alternate histories and alternate maps! (My favourite world map is the dymaxion map; check out this rendition.) It has a billion people spread over an area roughly ten times the size of India
Alternate Map of Africa in the year 1988 (about in comments) r/AlternateHistory. The map of Africa that most of us know today was drawn during the era of European colonialism - from the borders which divided the continent, to the erasure of indigenous place names An intriguing map of Africa, imaging how it might have looked had it not been colonised.This might be a good spur to class discussion, though one thing that should immediately be noted is that it's not just that boundaries would have been in different places but that there may not have been boundaries at all, or at least not ones in our modern sense.
[OC] Alternate colonization of Africa r/imaginarymaps. Based on the direction of the scripts, we know that the map was oriented with the source (upper nile) at the top, much like how modern maps would put north at the top. This map seeks to remedy colonial cartography by erasing the borders, orienting to the South (in the tradition of 11th century Amaziɣ cartographer Muhammad…