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this post was submitted on 14 Aug 2023
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California?
That's Texas
The mighty kingdom of Biscayland.
The Iberian Peninsula's foreskin
It's between Spain and France, so the language has to be as well.
It's Portugal
The Bay of Biscay. It was notorious when I were a lad. More ferries back then I suppose.
The Bay of Biscay? Lol
It's Florin from The Princess Bride.
Basque Republic (most is submerged)
It's Andorra! GREATER ANDORRA!
Svenborgia. They only will tell you about it when you are rich enough. Otherwise you get the other maps.
An image as rigged as the British education system...
Noice!
Nautical claims don't extend that far
Big basque
Without looking it up this map looks distorted. But I don’t know of a country there next to france like that.
The country of whales 🐳
Simple! It's [REDACTED]! Home of [REDACTED]! It's language of [REDACTED] is world famous for [REDACTED] and it has very good relations with [REDACTED] and Wales!
Euskara: Unleashed
ATLANTA!
American here... not cheating by looking it up on Google... Non-Extantistan? The Spanish/French border doesn't look like that...
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I guess… unimportant?
Joking, but seriously, I have no idea on 4 hours of sleep.
Ok, so I was actually right with my initial though the map is wrong.
Waterworld II - The soggy biscuit, staring Kevin Coaster.
The little island sells it
Looks like right where the glans meets the shaft.
Idk, between Spain and France...did y'all give the Basques something?
California
Maps without Listenbourg
Listenbourg ?
I knew it was water, the actual name of it though I had zero recollection.
From the 1750's until the 1790's this was the domain of Basque land pirates. Portuguese traders would avoid this route for fear of the Basque pirates, instead opting the longer route to Venice through Gibraltar, along the North African coast, and into Sicilly.