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user 91779
For questions about the characteristics and effects of natural features on a world.
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I need feedback on the geographical plausibility of my map
This is my first ever map. I’m not sure how plausible it is, and I’d appreciate any feedback or advice on how to make it more plausible. I haven’t put names or anything on it yet because I want to be …
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How could I have a mountain range that completely bisects my land mass?
I want to have a mountain range in my continent that splits it into two parts, such that it is incredibly difficult for them to communicate. How could I pull this off in a plausible way without having …
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Mountain ranges and tectonic plates -- how can I make my world map more plausible?
This is the first world map I’ve ever made. I tried a smaller one a while ago, but now I’m attempting a map of a full planet. As always, this world is Earth-like, etc. I also have yet to finish it, an …
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