The Greater Marinさんのイラストまとめ

New style or old style?

So... close...

Last major things:
- Figure out what's up with the Dakota language.
- Redo colors on the various call-outs. Sigh.

Minor thing:
- City / lake / river / island names. Most of this involves looking for dictionaries and finding out they don't exist or are too small.

The thing is, this wasn't any of their homeland. What's depicted is the best I can come up with regarding hard borders, but this area is probably the fuzziest of areas other than shared tribal spaces like Florida and various shared reservations.

I think this is going well.

Done with Central Oklahoma's languages.

English would still need to be a lingua franca in Oklahoma City, but you'd see a lot more homes speaking these languages & dialects.

After getting some really good feedback and looking again at the 200ish Ojibwa First Nations reserves, this is how much of the indigenous languages map that's getting redone.

This is, weirdly, what bike planning looks like for me right now.

Next step is to identify barriers along those big green lines. These are the expensive projects.

I'll take your fancy-shmancy TransCAD model and raise you a goddamn sketch, with lines and ovals and whatnot.

like the DUTCH do it.

What if Imperial China was in California? From: https://t.co/NBFy3WaslC

(cc @alon_levy)

It looks like there are some exceptions, like the Rocky Mountain foothills and Central Florida, but for the most part these feel fairly distinct.