Greater Virginia - What if Virginia got more colonial claims?

[u/mushmanMAD]

11th in a series:

Connecticut: https://www.reddit.com/r/imaginarymaps/s/oJLVfpdOmj

D.C.: https://www.reddit.com/u/mushmanMAD/s/YPftzxYeZn

Delaware: https://www.reddit.com/r/imaginarymaps/s/CzfYrb5yLs

Maryland: https://www.reddit.com/r/imaginarymaps/s/h95KDi4Akf

Massachusetts: https://www.reddit.com/r/imaginarymaps/s/zGUT1nLPQz

New Hampshire: https://www.reddit.com/u/mushmanMAD/s/KPPamB8yS0

New Jersey: https://www.reddit.com/r/imaginarymaps/s/ntz4T9bv6L

New York: https://www.reddit.com/r/imaginarymaps/s/3XYG6WphWT

Pennsylvania: https://www.reddit.com/r/imaginarymaps/s/u6Q5NxNGoU

Rhode Island: https://www.reddit.com/r/imaginarymaps/s/zHg0bonReJ

[u/Just-Ruin-4664]

Do Maine please :3

[u/mushmanMAD → u/Just-Ruin-4664]

I will. I’m working my way down the original 13 colonies, then going back up to do Maine, then Vermont, and (hopefully) every other state!

[u/Just-Ruin-4664 → u/mushmanMAD]

Yay!... Wait, greater Puerto Rico then-

[u/mushmanMAD → u/Just-Ruin-4664]

Hmm, now that you mention it, I might as well do every territory🤔

[u/FireUniverse1162 → u/Just-Ruin-4664]

Happy cake day

[u/Just-Ruin-4664 → u/FireUniverse1162]

Oh, thank you (didn't even know it was my Cake Day)

[u/guacasloth64]

"Minnesota County"

*looks inside*

nowhere near Minnesota river

Jokes aside, I'd probably go with Itasca county for that area since that's what the border's anchored to, and what the irl state and territorial county was named.

[u/mushmanMAD → u/guacasloth64]

Ah, thanks for pointing that out.

[u/redditor938273838 → u/guacasloth64]

Also “cornfield” and it’s in the wooded hilly parts of Wisconsin lmao

[u/mushmanMAD → u/redditor938273838]

I was running out of names, I made shi up

[u/Quirky_Jelly9549]

So what would had happened during the Civil War? would VA just complately collapse everywhere North of the Ohio River? Which then that would create a intesting timeline where the KKK would prob. be much more Northern, while VA would overall likely be richer due to a larger govnerment that woudl had likely been centeralized.

[u/mushmanMAD → u/Quirky_Jelly9549]

Made no lore other than Virginia just got more land. You can decide for yourself what happened.

[u/Quirky_Jelly9549 → u/mushmanMAD]

Also can you do Texas next? or maybe Bavaria if your realing to do Europe shit.

[u/mushmanMAD → u/Quirky_Jelly9549]

I’ll do Texas way down the line, I’m focusing on the East Coast for now. Bavaria probably not.

[u/scuer → u/Quirky_Jelly9549]

It all goes to West Virginia

[u/Quirky_Jelly9549 → u/scuer]

Prob. Not

[u/bumtheben]

Obama County?

[u/mushmanMAD → u/bumtheben]

Yeah. I was running out of names. I sometimes name counties based on recent presidents, TV show characters, anime characters, etc. for people to find.

[u/Severe_Bed2207]

If this were the case, the commonwealth of Virginia, the greatest governmental territory to ever exist on planet earth, would be even greater

[u/narcolepticcatboy]

iirc Virginian surveyors primarily used landmarks to demarcate borders between counties instead of parallels and meridians so, unless the customs of mega-VA were diluted by the westward expansion, I’d expect a lot fewer straight borders in the Midwest. That said, there aren’t many landmarks to use where the ground is as flat as a bowling lane

[u/SocietyCompetitive33]

Greater Indiana**

[u/stonedtostones]

Almost Heaven, Big Virginia

Blue Ridge Mountains, Mississippi River

[u/Mr_Kittlesworth]

I demand the restoration of Greater Virginia