Here is my next Island. Not complete yet, and wanting suggestions etc.

And here is the final Ethnic map of Ukadarlia.

Well, thanks to everyone. Here is the start.

Here is a regional map of Western Sergeevna. It is the free towns of Chervonyahuar (Ukrainian for Red Jaguar). It is a tropical region.

Not yet complete. Larger version in gallery

The example map I will be using for the upcoming revision annual for this style will be based on this city, which I have been asked to do.

I will aim to use all the drawing tools.

I will also go step by step through the process, so you can all comment (and correct) as I go.

And for fun, here is a picture from the JSON export, to show a 3D version. Who knows, perhaps one day, we can work out a method to export the 3D versions to CC3+!!!

I will post my revision of the Templates and Drawing tools later on. Unless @Ralf thinks that would violate the ProFantasy agreement. They will be titled Annual Watabou City QW, to distinguish them from the official version, and they will also have their own Drawing Tools and bitmaps - again, drawn from existing CC3+ bitmaps - hence I will await to hear what Ralf says before posting.

But they will fix the problem with the present annual, given all the developments in the watabou city generator since that annual came out.

This is a quick map made in the new Silverman style (thank you Dan), showing a civilized area of the focus region for our new world. Not many labels.

This is the area I got from my master map

Update. The style is getting more to what I want. I have altered the mountain contours, and added ethnic groups, plus national borders, some forests and a marsh, and some more names.

Sorry for the small text, but it is meant to be viewed at a larger canvas. When I have finished the text, I will put a 8Mb version in the gallery.

Here is the continent of Ukadarlia, stretching for subarctic to tropical zones. Also, for comparison, the size of Australia, and Ukraine.

Climate:

Altitude:

Ethnic:

And with Australia overlaid so you get an idea of the size:

And here is the final version of the map - I will see if I can find a place in the Atlas for it.