I scrapped all the borders in the greater Pacific Northwest region of North America and drew new ones (mostly) along mountain chains. Thoughts?

I’m a born and raised Pacific Northwesterner who has traveled fairly widely around the region, and the borders here have always seemed to me to clash with the natural lay of the land. Zoomable version of the map with additional information: https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1lrONCd4iTR6qFvfhlyttbTTdJlUrrWuO&ll=58.95904975559191%2C-148.78202850000002&z=2

Rate my Lego map of Japan

Imagine an island located here, describe its climate!

Imagine one of the New England seamounts were actually an island. Same latitude as southern New Jersey but as far away from the Eastern Seaboard as Bermuda. My take - similar climate to the Azores. Mild enough to support palms. Gulf Stream moderates the climate and makes it warmer than the Azores, potentially warm enough to support Coconut Palms. Perhaps home to the highest latitude Coconut Palms. Island gets incredibly amounts of rain, particularly in winter. Always on the warm side of Nor’easters bringing high temperatures into the 80’s even in January. Cold fronts are moderated by 600+ miles of warm Atlantic waters between it and the USA.

Map of the bombs that were dropped on Laos by the US

How was this circular feature in coastal western Greenland formed?

World map where the Atlantic is split instead of the Pacific, flipped upside down, and area equally represented

Guess what era this population density map represents

Date this map/globe

I see people asking if this can be dated. Maybe this will help. something I saved and think is helpful. thx 2 u/khfftufu

Top Cities

Source: Business Insider

Is There A Reason Why Mongolia and Kazakhstan Don't Border?

Why are Romania and especially Bulgaria so low despite being in the EU for near 2 decades now?🤔