Technically, the map of North America in 1933 functions as one, since Yank internal borders haven't really changed since then.
Wouldn't be fun if we gave away all the differences, would it! But I'll give ya a hint--Africa, Europe, India.
These Fair Shores: The Commonwealth of New England
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Might have missed my attention, is there a list of top contractors of the US/ NE federal or the imperial government?
Council for Wales
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Wales, Cecily Guest (2024)
Former Member of Parliament, Arthur Jenkins
Parliamentary constituencies of Wales Wikiepædia navbox
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Wales, Cecily Guest (2024)
Former Member of Parliament, Arthur Jenkins
Parliamentary constituencies of Wales Wikiepædia navbox
Nice to see a few more Indigenous languages surviving/doing much better ITTL - at least three of these are extinct IOTL, and one more (Munsee) has just two native speakersIndigenous Languages spoken in New England (2023 Census)
Can someone tell me which countries are still somewhat part of the British Empire? (Ex. Jamaica, Bahamas, Niassa).
See structure of the British empire (2022), it is slightly outdated, in universe
Huh, the Old Liberal Party and the New Liberal Party existed simultaneously for a bit in 1959?
What was the Referendum Party's platform?
Correct! In the author's words, the Kennedy family essentially astroturfed a new Liberal Party.
As of yet, this is unknown, but the answer can be sought on the official discord! We are always open to lore requests and discussion there.
Finland Introbox
Administrative Divisions of Finland
President of Finland: Tomi Immonen
2000 Finnish coup d'état
October 1999 Finnish parliamentary election
October 1999 Finnish Election Map
Siege of Helsinki
Finns
Credit: @CosmicAsh
Administrative Divisions of Finland
President of Finland: Tomi Immonen
2000 Finnish coup d'état
October 1999 Finnish parliamentary election
October 1999 Finnish Election Map
Siege of Helsinki
Finns
Credit: @CosmicAsh
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Looks like Nova Scotia shares more than just the name of Scotland, but its tendency towards non-contiguous constituencies