As related previously, I’ve been planning to update my older Atlas of Ice and Fire maps focusing on Westeros and Essos, which are looking a bit low-res and long in the tooth ese days. To start with, I’ve been creating a new map of the entire known world. Although lots of work remains to be done on that, I have (more or less) completed the portion containing Westeros, which is now available to view below.
There is some work still to be done. I need to clean up some of the name placements. I also still need to find a better way of depicting mountains and especially hills, which I realised a bit late in the day on this map look more like valleys or canyons.
Still, this is a vast improvement over my old maps and work continues to improve the material.
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great work as always. Excited to look at this allll night
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Pretty good! Just noticed two things on it-
1. There are a few lakes north of the Haunted Forest missing on it (I remember that from the Storm of Swords Beyond-the-Wall map.
2. The huge area in the Land of Always Winter is pretty neat. I think Martin said that the area beyond the Wall was huge – the size of Canada or something like that.
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The lakes are on there! I just covered them with the ice layer. Whoops. Will fix that.
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i just noticed that the twins dont cower the kingsroad when they clearly say in the books that robb had to marry a frey to secure passage over the only bridge over that river dividing the land
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The Twins are west of the Kingsroad. Robb needed to secure the Twins to send his cavalry west of the Green Fork to reach Riverrun. The infantry (under Roose Bolton) didn’t need to cross the Twins to go south to fight Tywin’s army.
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Would it be possible to get this image in a vector or eps format? I want to take it to a printer and get it printed up at maybe 6ft by 4ft size to then model out the landscape in foam…
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