The US snacking on Mexico while Canada munches them back.
I still like this version of a natural American borders:
What specific geographic borders were used? Or is it just sort of random to look organic?
I can definitely see the Mississippi River still, so I don’t think it’s watersheds. Unless they’re using peaks and troughs both. I’m sure there’s a term for it. My understanding of water shed is that it means everything that flows into a river so a river would be in the middle. So the borders of watersheds are more like mountains than rivers.
I’d like to see a map with cultural boundaries. As a resident of NE Florida I can say we might as well be part of Georgia.
My heart wants to like this on principle because that’s how geography should be divided, but it looks like garbage. I never really stopped before to appreciate how tidy and professional those arbitrary perpendicular lines look.