San Andreas Dip - Spring 1903 Earthquake

[LordStone1]

Ok, this turn has produced a lot of changes, but interestingly enough, all of them are rather subtle with the exception of Trieste. That once-proud jewel of the Adriatic has now become a small, mountainous province hugging the end of the Danube. In the meantime, the Kiel Canal has run dry as Berlin makes its land bridge to Denmark. But no fear, Kiel gets another coast on the Bight, south of Ruhr. More earthquakes have finally raised the Swiss Alps to push apart France from Germany, creating a natural Maginot Line. Austria, with perhaps its last seismic order, has restored Sicily and the strait between Europe and Africa, while the Latins redrew the oceans allowing the Tyrrhenian water to crash upon the entire western shoreline of Italy.

Austria (Midshipman)
Tunis and Naples separate, Ionian Sea and Tyrrhenian Sea connect

England (Ruffhaus)
Kiel and Baltic Sea separate, Denmark and Berlin connect

France (Napoleon)
Ruhr and Munich separate, Helgoland Bight and Kiel connect

Germany (SnowFire)
Burgundy and Munich separate, Switzerland and Holland connect

Italy (Defiant)
Gulf of Lyon and Tuscany separate, Piedmont and Tyrrhenian Sea connect

Russia (Victor Galis)
Adriatic Sea and Trieste separate, Albania and Tyrolia connect

Turkey (WarVoid)
Adriatic Sea and Trieste separate, Albania and Tyrolia connect
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SnowFire will have to turn in his choice of whether to put his fleet in the north coast or south coast of Kiel.
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[SnowFire]

I'll take the South Coast of Kiel.

Edit: And oh yes, is it just me or should Serbia have a north coast and a south coast?
[This message has been edited by SnowFire (edited February 22, 2001).]

[LordStone1]

Map updated.

And yes, it's just you. Just kidding. Coasts added to Serbia. It's easy to overlook 'em, isn't it?

[LordStone1]

Ok. Let's see. Fall 1903 moves due Monday, February 26, 2001.

[LordStone1]

Oh, and please, e-mail ONLY. ams6686@rit.edu -- I'm shipping away my laptop for repair. Won't have ICQ for a few days until I get home.

[Victor's DL]

I still can't load the map Could you e-mail it to me at victorg@aol.com?

[Victor's DL]

Nevermind I got it up.