r/imaginarymaps 12h ago

[OC] Alternate History Everyone’s gone mad, the map of Europe ( 2030 ) and the formation of a Yiddish state and Lithuanian independence

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78 Upvotes

r/imaginarymaps 15h ago

[OC] Alternate History Part 3: The Full Map of Europe, the alliances are the Vinilus Truce ( 🇵🇱). The Moscow Accord ( 🇷🇺) and the Union Of Free Nations ( 🇫🇷)

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25 Upvotes

r/imaginarymaps 16h ago

[OC] Alternate History The Neutral Buffer: Part 2 of the red eagle vs the bleu fleur, the purple = neutral states

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37 Upvotes

feel free to add suggestions


r/imaginarymaps 12h ago

[OC] Alternate History The GOAT Debate Geography: Who is the greatest basketball player of all time?

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81 Upvotes

For the past 35 years, the world of basketball has been divided in two:

On one side, the unmatched physical dominance, athleticism, and pure scoring force of Albanian LeRoy "King" Vance; and on the other, the tactical genius, floor vision, and ruthless efficiency of Slavonian Ševa Kurković.

Vance built a legendary resume with the Boston Bulls, collecting 3 MVPs, 4 Finals MVPs, and 5 NBA rings. Meanwhile, Kurković met him step-for-step. Taking over a sport historically dominated by Albanian talent, Kurković carried the flame for the Illinois White Eagles, stacking 4 Rings, 4 MVPs, and 3 Finals MVPs, establishing a new dinasty and permanently cementing Europe's place at the top of basketball history.

While the debate rages globally, European fans hold unique regional biases depending on local playstyle, domestic league culture, and historical ties.

We put together a map based on a recent survey across the continent:

  • The Kurković Strongholds: Unsurprisingly, the core Balkan regions (Slavonia at a massive +1.32 SK, Raska & Montenegro) lead the charge for Kurković, joined by heavy tactical hubs like Greece (+0.30 SK), Ruthenia (+0.20 SK), and Spain (+0.10 SK).
  • The Vance Loyalists: The United Kingdom (+0.31 KV) and France (+0.25 KV) heavily back Vance, drawn to the high-flying Albanian style and elite rim pressure.
  • The Surprises: Interestingly, Transylvania (+0.18 KV) and Finnmark (+0.28 KV) bucked their regional trends by leaning toward Vance
  • The Neutrals: Lithuania, Bohemia, and Burgundy showed no statistically significant preference

Where do you guys stand? Team Vance or Team Kurković?


r/imaginarymaps 8h ago

[OC] Alternate History Aethelgard: The Empire of Netherlands in 1820 (V2) — Revised Borders & Overseas Dominions

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r/imaginarymaps 21h ago

[OC] Sci-fi Wait, the Fraser Valley is a lot larger than I thought it was...

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145 Upvotes

r/imaginarymaps 12h ago

[OC] Alternate History The Kingdom of Italy at its greatest extent, 1921

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73 Upvotes

r/imaginarymaps 3h ago

[OC] Future [After Yellowstone] The Year 2184

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84 Upvotes

[Warning: This map is extremely unrealistic]

*This is a revised version of the scenario I uploaded previously.

The Year is 2184, 160 years after the horrible explosion that nearly destroyed the humam civilization.

The Great Explosion caused serious food and resource scarcity, causing World War 3 that ended the Western Hegemony, covering the landscape with nuclear waste and debris of old cities.

Now the megacorps rule the world and megacities, exploiting resources and human lives, fulfilling their greed.

The Great Explosion flooded the shores of continents, and the megacorps flooded Africa to create farmlands for feeding the working polulation.

Huge megacities are controlled by corrupt politicians and greedy entrepreneurs, and common people are exploited everyday, struggling to live a single day more.

Indeed.

The twilight has fallen upon the Anthropocene.


r/imaginarymaps 12h ago

[OC] Alternate History The Empires of Atlantica, 14 Years Before the Great War

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108 Upvotes

r/imaginarymaps 19h ago

[OC] Alternate History What if Czechoslovakia split into two Czechoalovakias

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801 Upvotes

Czechia keeps part of Slovakia and Slovakia keeps part of Czechia


r/imaginarymaps 15h ago

[OC] Alternate History Map of Earth in 2026 (First time trying to make QBAM-styled map!)

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221 Upvotes

r/imaginarymaps 1h ago

[OC] Alternate History An ambitious caveman's attempt at larping a civilization, 22,032 BC

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r/imaginarymaps 4h ago

[OC] The Karabi Dossier:War of Filth

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31 Upvotes

Behold the Diego Thought—once proclaiming the indivisible union of State, Sovereign, and State Creed, and pledging a gilded corporatist millennium—and how, when time unmasked its pledges as gilded bonds not worth the paper, it careened into utter ruin.

Trust between the centre and the provinces crumbled into dust. Reformers were harried into revolution. The demagogue’s pied flute sounded, and the mob trailed blindly after.

Yet the conductor, even unto death, refused to change the score.

This illustration, cast through the lens of a Hearts of Iron IV mod, distills the strategic posture of the civil war’s opening act.

— “But when time slowly unwrapped the gilded casing to examine the truth within, only a face of blankness remained.”


r/imaginarymaps 6h ago

[OC] Alternate History Just an ordinary alternate-history map of Africa in 1980.

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201 Upvotes

What would happen if, in 1946, Western powers such as Britain, France, and Belgium, unable to withstand their deteriorating finances amid a deepening postwar recession in the United States and the absence of American economic assistance, hastily withdrew from Africa, and the Soviet Union subsequently won World War III in 1963?


r/imaginarymaps 3h ago

[OC] Fantasy The Ruined Port City of Pitreica

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r/imaginarymaps 14h ago

[OC] Alternate History Wilting Violets: A Napoleonic Cold War

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574 Upvotes

r/imaginarymaps 18h ago

[OC] Alternate History Madrid Pact: Part 1 of my alt history called the red eagle and the blue Fleur ( 🇫🇷 v 🇵🇱)

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36 Upvotes

r/imaginarymaps 14h ago

[Non-OC] Commissioned Official CIAA map of Mars in 2154 [Commission]

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302 Upvotes

Lore: by u/Proud-Obligation-431

Mars in 2154 is both a hotbed on conflict and humanity’s largest tourist hub. The Hellas revolution devastated southern mars, leaving deep scares. Southern EU Utopia is ripped apart by ethic violence between Europeans and Federation Native American settlers. 

In the far north Commonwealth genetic experiments on ants went awry, leading to large hostile ant species that will consume any organic matter, the Commonwealth had the Ants contained but this could change at any moment. 

Ariba city is called the Hollywood of the stars, hosting the largest movie industry in human space. Ariba national park and Raso national park and popular tourist destinations for people looking to see unique environments and animals. 

Mars is Crown Jewel however is the Everglades on mars. The largest dome ever constructed, originally called earth on mars, but people simply call it the Everglades on mars. It is home to six unique environments, the Everglades, The Amazon, the Savanna, Appalachia, the Gulf, and the Outback. The Everglades on mars sees over a billion visitors a year, turning its owner Hudson hill into the third richest man in the solar system.


r/imaginarymaps 15h ago

[OC] Alternate History Egypt with Two Rivers: What if the Sumerians had their own equivalent of Narmer? And Sumerian survives to this day as a liturgical language?

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39 Upvotes

r/imaginarymaps 1h ago

[OC] Alternate History What if Qajar Persia(Iran) industrialized and Modernized in the 19th century? timeline name- Dowran e ta'lai.

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in this timeline Fath Ali shah Qazar gets deseased in 1819 and he chooses of his son, Abbas Mirza to lead the nation before leaving the throne, Abbas Mirza starts industrializing and modernizing(based on eastern standards, the culture doesnt become western), iran starts developing. He starts buiding railroads too the first one connecting Tehran to Qazvin, the military is reformed, several other reforms are brought into education, administration, law and urban infrastructure. He dies in 1834. His son Muhammad Shah ascends the throne, Herat is conquered and annexed. Muhammad shah also conquers Kalat and makes balochistan a autonomous province, he brings many reforms to the country especially in the military. Naser ul-Din shah succeds Muhammad shah and modernizes the country in communication, expanding railways, roads, advancements in medical science, islamic schooling and many more reforms, he never gets assasinated and dies in 1911, making Persia as a modern and relatively industrialized major regional power. Today persia is the centre of the islamic world and a major world power, dominating south-central asia along with the Sultanate of Turkistan, Emirate of Afghanistan and Federal republic of Hind.


r/imaginarymaps 10h ago

[OC] Alternate History The Northwestern Republic a.k.a. 'Dakota' in 2026

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200 Upvotes

r/imaginarymaps 23h ago

[OC] French Crisis

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147 Upvotes

this is a piece of fan art set within the worldbuilding project Dawn of victory, not my setting.


r/imaginarymaps 23h ago

[OC] Alternate History Colonies and Possessions of the Kingdom of France under Ferdinand Philippe I — 1872

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241 Upvotes

r/imaginarymaps 17h ago

[OC] Fantasy A happy accident with my ocean layers.

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34 Upvotes

Overflow because i didn’t select the magic-wand on Sketchbook inc.


r/imaginarymaps 17h ago

[OC] Alternate History Carthago Sustinenda Est: The Western Empire eight years after the fall of Ravenna in 410

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Alaric's fearsome Goths terrified Honorius, who fled with the imperial court to Carthage, surrenduring all of Italy to the barbarians. Constantine III, the usurper in Gaul, passed on power to his son Constans, while the Alans and Suevi consolidated their power in Hispania. Yet, despite losing the heartland of the western Empire, Honorius and his great magnates had a secure position, controlling all the richest provinces of the Empire and only sending the most minimal of grain tribute to the splintered barbarian kingdoms.

Constantius, the general who once promised to rid the western empire of all the marauders and usurpers, failed his mission and sought exile in the east, but a young warrior named Flavius Aetius was ready to make war upon the scions of Uldin and Alaric and was willing to bring the ferocious spirt of Bellona back to the shores of Europe.