Nice! I've got some maps of Poland from 2000-2005, but I haven't upload the photos of them, although I don't have a map from Kompas publisher, but I got some weirder ones like the map of cellural range of former Idea provider, gotta finally make that second paper maps page!
I can tell that map is from the early 2000's just by looking at the lack of highways around Warsaw, given the sheer volume of cars nowadays that I see driving those roads it's unfathomable how Toruń and specifically Warsaw could function without them! Only the planned A2 to western Warsaw reminds me of that extraordinary rush to finish it before the launch of Euro 2012, good times
And those two maps of Kaliningrad (Królewiec, Konigsberg or even Královec as we say in spite of the the russian government) are way much harder to find, I thought that on the right is a bit older, very cool maps you have!
tbh I like the russian name that was seldom used for the city before the 20th century, Королевец (literally the same as Krolewiec) but we ain't getting renamed from being named after a random stalinist who's never been here anytime soon
From what year are those?
respectively 1995, 2005 and 1998
Nice! I've got some maps of Poland from 2000-2005, but I haven't upload the photos of them, although I don't have a map from Kompas publisher, but I got some weirder ones like the map of cellural range of former Idea provider, gotta finally make that second paper maps page!
I can tell that map is from the early 2000's just by looking at the lack of highways around Warsaw, given the sheer volume of cars nowadays that I see driving those roads it's unfathomable how Toruń and specifically Warsaw could function without them! Only the planned A2 to western Warsaw reminds me of that extraordinary rush to finish it before the launch of Euro 2012, good times
And those two maps of Kaliningrad (Królewiec, Konigsberg or even Královec as we say in spite of the the russian government) are way much harder to find, I thought that on the right is a bit older, very cool maps you have!
you forgot Karaliaucius :)
also a physical country-wide map of cellular coverage sounds really cool !
Yeah I forgot, we share our problematic neighbor with Lithuanians ;)
tbh I like the russian name that was seldom used for the city before the 20th century, Королевец (literally the same as Krolewiec) but we ain't getting renamed from being named after a random stalinist who's never been here anytime soon
Now I realized that you also got some souvenir from Macao on that photo, cool, it's like a portuguese type ornament!
oh yeah it's a coaster with an portuguese Azulejo pattern! Azulejo tiles and Azulejo-style decor is all over Macao, and it looks great