Just your usual map of Europe
Just your usual map of Europe
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Oops, UK shouldn't be in there 😉
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Look here gammon, we only left the EU. We didn't move the Island to a different continent.
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Have you tried?
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Well yeah, but if this is the continent why the long legs to signify ownership? This justifiably confused me into thinking this was a political graphic incorrectly labeled as Europe instead of EU.
So I suppose this graphic really isn't showing anything at all, as it's neither politically or geographically accurate.
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That use of blue tho. I thought it was ocean currents for a bit.
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- Chose one OP: or just paint continental Europe or land that belongs to European countries.
- OP: Yes (does neither of both).
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Bless France
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Why isn't Russia in its entirety marked as blue though?
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because half (or most) of russia is in asia
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Most of Denmark is in North America
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Antarctica isn't in Europe either
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I would say it shouldn't be marked at all.
Russia is not a country, it is a state of mind.
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Fuck it, turkey is Europe just because it's more aesthetically pleasing
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Yeah half of turkey is continental Europe. But i get what you are saying because he includes enclaves it should only be EU countries.
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You should put the whole of Russia. Siberia, Kamchatka etc were colonised by europeans (Russians) and their polulations were replaced with ethnic slavs.
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Is this a contiguous connection between claimed territories (e.g. Antarctica) and islands part of the EU (e.g. Reunion's DOM, and French Polynesia's COM)?
Interesting, but as a seafarer kind of silly as the EEZ and 12 mile limits don't create any sort of contiguous existence.
The freedom of navigation and international waters make for some interesting viewing though.