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Regions by Country on the Map
Name the countries that have had a featured quiz of their states, provinces, regions, etc. that features a map. Upon naming one of these countries, a subdivision will appear in the country. To fill in the country name the subdivision that has appeared.
Only sovereign states count, so no England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland
Quizzes on a countries islands are not considered, meaning Indonesia and the Philippines are excluded
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Last updated: October 30, 2016
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| First submitted | October 30, 2016 |
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KoljiVriVoda
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Level 77
Oct 30, 2016
Fine idea :)
Jiaozira
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Level 70
Oct 30, 2016
Thanks!
scambigol
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Level 76
Oct 31, 2016
Great! How did you create the regions shapes in the world map? I always wanted to do a 'regions of western europe' quiz with a map but dont know how to create the map!
Jiaozira
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Level 70
Oct 31, 2016
As all of the countries on this quiz have a featured regions quiz on this site, I downloaded all of the SVG files off of Jetunk's SVG index. then, using a free program, (Inkscape), I copied the necessary regions from the Quizmaster's maps and added them to the world map, (with the only exceptions being South Africa and the United Arab Emirates, due to the fact the maps from those quizzes cannot be found in the index.) The most difficult part was scaling them, as these maps used a different projection as the world map does. If you were to make a quiz on Western Europe, I would reccomend you take a map of Europe and then copy the necessary regions from other maps. Inkscape is definitely the easiest way to do this, but other programs, such as Notepad++ are capable of doing this. Hope this helps :)
scambigol
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Level 76
Nov 2, 2016
thanks! the scaling process is actually what I thought would be messy, because I guess since projections are different it's very easy to get things distorted?
Jiaozira
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Level 70
Nov 2, 2016
No problem. And yes, regions easily can become distorted due to the projections. However, if you have a map with different, often zoomed-in perspective, it becomes easier to place regions on the map, (such as the map of South America, or, as in your case, Europe.) It's more so the world map, where individual countries are small to begin with, that distortion becomes very serious.
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