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...erns? Countries that don't fit? And obviously, despite what any of these maps says, everyone is free to create whatever climate they like in their own so ...the coast, an easy way to make the rest of the country cooler is with some elevation. Say most of Wiwaxia is on a plateau of 500m or 1000m. With that altitude

.... Did I get it right that rivers are added by erosion techniques after the elevation map was created?--[[User:Mstr|Mstr]] ([[User talk:Mstr|talk]]) 14:14, 13 Ja ...mples include links to the OSM files that were used to generate the height-maps.  Opening either of those will show you the settings that were used.  Als

Useful tip number one: '''Railroads stay at the same elevation whenever possible.''' Trains are the most efficient of perfectly flat track Useful tip number two: when there is a difference in elevation between the start and end station, the tracks use a '''gradient.''' In othe

'''[https://imgur.com/a/zRhMAbI Maps of physical geography here - refer image 1]''' '''[https://imgur.com/a/zRhMAbI Maps of human geography here - refer images 2 and 3]'''

...present day Graggville, on the Cholotka River. The name was first found on maps around 1720, but was used to refer to the whole area around 1750. In 1765, ...et in elevation. The tallest mountain in the state is Mount Russell, at an elevation of 6,782 feet. The mountain's height gives it a climate comparable to the f

...s almost unreachable. I noted what seemed to me as some islands of greater elevation, where perhaps a ship and her crew could find a place to settle.”'' ...the presence of this island meant that there was an error in the franquese maps, which he thought had incorrectly assumed the island was a peninsula. As su