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Daema

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I'd like to see something like this for Ireland:

irelandnewprovinces.jpg

Black lines being nation borders, with a couple more OPMS (Tyrconnell in purple, with Leinster split into Wexford in orange and Kildare in blue). That would put Ireland at 8 provinces, equal to Scotland and about half of England (which would be historically accurate if province density = population density now).

Here's a map from 1450 for comparison:

1450.gif