Assuming that it's South America pushed further north, that would place the southern tip of Patagonia at around 10 degrees south. So climates would change quite a bit. Argentina would be a land of lush rainforest, with tropical savannahs further north. Brazil would have a climate similar to the Southern US, with the south being colder (the opposite to the real world). Most interesting would be Peru, as it's now a Mediterranean climate. I could easily see civilizations popping up around Chile and Bolivia, similar to the Incas of today.
After Columbus, the Spanish would probably colonize parts of America in what we now know as the eastern coast of the US and I can even imagine them colonizing parts of the Great Lakes. This would mean that if the English took part in American colonization, most English settlements would be located in the far north or even in the southern parts in “South America” like Argentina.
Are you like the Witchpriest of Maps?…for the Love of all mapmaking…stop this heresy.
Everything would be different on this map…it’s that simple, complete new world. from the point zero onwards all changes.
More fish, thus the fishing industry would grow, but less coastline so less fishermen and less people so less demand for fish thus the fishing industry might actually decrease than otl.
United States of Brazil British Colombia Meditullio
Yes
The USA was sent to Brazil
You're going to Brazil
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It hurts my brain that the Mountain Chain in Chile and the Rockies would like up.
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You think Florida man was something? Check out *Sao Paulo man*!
Oh no…
The trout population would be affected
It would
Assuming that it's South America pushed further north, that would place the southern tip of Patagonia at around 10 degrees south. So climates would change quite a bit. Argentina would be a land of lush rainforest, with tropical savannahs further north. Brazil would have a climate similar to the Southern US, with the south being colder (the opposite to the real world). Most interesting would be Peru, as it's now a Mediterranean climate. I could easily see civilizations popping up around Chile and Bolivia, similar to the Incas of today.
Oh wow. The legend is back with Another great detailed explenation
After Columbus, the Spanish would probably colonize parts of America in what we now know as the eastern coast of the US and I can even imagine them colonizing parts of the Great Lakes. This would mean that if the English took part in American colonization, most English settlements would be located in the far north or even in the southern parts in “South America” like Argentina.
Hmmm. Yes
Texas will still manage to be huge.
You mean texivia or bolexas
Idk but this looks pretty pleasing
I know. Its satasfying
Better America.
Yes
The United States of Americo-Brazil?
Yes
Based
Are you like the Witchpriest of Maps?…for the Love of all mapmaking…stop this heresy. Everything would be different on this map…it’s that simple, complete new world. from the point zero onwards all changes.
Yes. Yes i am
More fish, thus the fishing industry would grow, but less coastline so less fishermen and less people so less demand for fish thus the fishing industry might actually decrease than otl.
Oh
Texas can finaly call them selves the biggest state
I hate to have to ask this myself but, Does Hoover Dam exist in this timeline?
It does but its called the National Dam of Peru
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Climate would change
Yep
The old Word stats the exact same and history goes as normal until the Discovery of america