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The maps and the ideas behind them

Changing the World One Map at a Time

Explore each proposed boundary, then read the history, voting patterns, geography, and point of view that shaped it.

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Perfect Quotes

“The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy.” Martin Luther King, Jr.

Global Maps

North American Map 2.0

There are many similarities in both lifestyle and political leanings between the United States and Canada. The North American 2.0 map took those similarities into account, then highlighted regions that were the most compatible.… Read the map story

North American Map 3.0

Justin Trudeau was the Prime Minister of Canada from 2015 to 2025, then abruptly resigned. In turn, the Canadian Parliament did not convene “for months” while the Liberal Party selected a new leader. To… Read the map story

British Columbia and Cascadia

David Eby became the First Minister of British Columbia in 2022, following the resignation of John Norgan. Eby’s (NDP Party) was re-elected by a narrow majority in 2024. From a distance, Eby seems to favor… Read the map story

Cascadia Map

The new nation of Cascadia could be an environmentalist-socialist paradise! Once formed, the dominate urbanites could immediately outlaw all fossil fuels, offer free health care and college tuition, implement open borders to the world,… Read the map story

Cross Border Box Maps

South Idaho

Some years ago, a 72 year old farmer from the town of La Grande, Oregon, was elevated to national status when he called for parts of Oregon and Washington to join Idaho. His reasoning… Read the map story

Jefferson

The State of Jefferson has its root going back to the early 1900's. In those days, logging, mining, and fishing sustained most of the communities throughout Northern California and Southern Oregon. As the East… Read the map story

East Washington/North Idaho

The rift between the north and south regions of Idaho is long and historic. State legislators from the northern counties call the road south to Capital the "goat" trail. For anyone who has driven… Read the map story

New State Maps

California

By most measures, California has already distanced itself from the Union. For example, California in recent years implemented new voting guidelines that allowed only the "top" two vote getters in the primary, to have… Read the map story

Colorado Map

Colorado has continued to transform politically since the 2004 Presidential election. In more recent elections, Colorado has moved from purple to BLUE. The western half of Colorado is now a mixture of RED and… Read the map story

Maryland/DC Map

The Maryland-District of Columbia map is the only (NR) map that includes flags. The map itself was designed after five western counties in Maryland pursued secession in 2013. Even though the five counties were… Read the map story

East Oregon Map

Oregon is the poster child of why rural counties need to break away from their urban cousins. After Reagan won the state in 1984, all subsequent Presidential elections have been won by Democrats. With… Read the map story

East Washington Map

If Oregon is the poster child of why rural counties need to break away from urban policies, Washington is a close second. The State of Washington affords two distinct geographical landscapes and two separate… Read the map story

South Illinois Map

Illinois is dominated on every political level by "Chicago" politics. The Illinois (NR) map is based on consistent county voting patterns going back to the 2012 Presidential election. Though a majority of counties voted… Read the map story

Regional Maps

Washington/Oregon Map

The Washington-Oregon (NR) map is the "everyone's a winner" map. On the west side of the Cascades, you have the newly formed country of Cascadia; an environmentalist-socialist paradise second to none! Once formed, urbanites… Read the map story