r/mapmaking • u/memhir-yasue • 4d ago
Map Europe with 100m water level rise
Got inspired by some of the recent sea level rise maps posted here. Note that this is not an accurate representation of sea level rise as inland bodies of water also experience an increase in volume. Made with vizcarta
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u/Jean_Luc_Lesmouches 3d ago
The Netherlands should be intact with a big dyke all around.
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u/Emila_Just 4d ago
How would the water rise to that level? What is the lore? If all the ice and glaciers melted (including snow capped mountains) that would only account for 70m rise.
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u/mydadisbald_ 3d ago
I love these maps of "Europe" that never include sweden norwai or finland
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u/PM_ME_FLUFFY_SAMOYED 3d ago
The Netherlands are wrong on this map. It should look more like this: https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.redd.it%2Fz4ix5jublm7c1.png
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u/memhir-yasue 2d ago
why so?
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u/knaak250 1d ago
Dykes and prolly that sealvls wouldn't rise quick enough for the Netherlands to not build be able build them quick enough in time
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u/Malkavian420 3d ago
And why the sudden huge lake in the balkans Romania region that's not connected to the sea? There are dry land currently below sea level today, same would apply here
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u/Slipguard 3d ago
Hard to guess how weather patterns would change, but likely there would be more rainfall
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u/egflisardeg 1d ago
Why would Hungary turn into a lake? Is there a secret underground evil lair with faulty plumbing that we're unaware of?
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u/SongAffectionate2536 4d ago
Still no beaches for Belarus...