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Ultra-detailed Central Europe Map Resource

Updated to 1.11, there are a few errors in the log but nothing that matters


Made by me and JazzyHugh (who has been incredibly helpfull), for over two months

This is Ultra-detailed Central Europe Map Resource, featuring 1972 states following internal borders of the nations. Every state has an accurate population figure, obtained from different census scans, and the borders were adjusted to allow WW1, interwar, WW2 and modern day borders.

It follows the EPSG:3068 DHDN / Soldner Berlin map projection, and use once again real life accurate data for terrain cover, heightmap and rivers.

The mod is bug free, and is ready to use for modding.

Here's a link to my Discord, where I post teasers and screenshots for my map resources in advance: https://discord.gg/WFC8FdNZT5

• Additional start dates (1939, 1941, 1945, modern day)
  
• Additional tags (Regional divisions, some historical breakaway countries)
  
• Adjacencies (straits and canals)
  
• More rivers

• States names changes
  
• Victory Points
  
• More province modding
  
• Gameplay content

Of course, if you do any of these work, and want me to integrate it, feel free to contact me on Discord.


Although it is playable, it is more intended as a modder ressource for total conversion mods. Since it uses accurate borders, most of the map work for most scenarios has already been made.

This resource is best suited for scenarios such as a German civil war, an Austro-Hungarian civil war, a divided Germany or an Austria-German war.


Most borders used https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:XrysD maps as a source.

• Germany and Austria: States divided between Stadtkreis (Urban Districts) and Landkreis (Rural Districts) following 1939 borders.
  Population Source: Die Bevölkerung des Reichs, der Reichsteile, der größeren und kleineren Verwaltungsbezirke, der Gaue der NSDAP. sowie der Großstädte nach der Religionszugehörigkeit auf Grund der Volkszählung vom 17. Mai 1939
  
  
• Poland: States divided to follow 1939 Powiat borders, with adjustments for Molotov Ribbentrop, Curzon Lines and 1951 Polish–Soviet territorial exchange. Population data taken from Wikipedia (in Polish and English)
  
  
• Czechia: Follows interwar borders, using Czech names in Bohemia and German names in Sudetenland. Population data taken from Czech Wikipedia for 1939 Protektorate Bohmen-Mahren.
  
  
• Slovakia: Follows 1941 internal border, with Population data from Život v Slovenskej republike Slovenská republika 1939 – 1945
  
  
• Hungary: Follows 1941 internal borders, states divided between Counties (Vármegye, vm) and City with Municipal Status (Törvényhatósági Jogú Város, tjv), adjusted for Trianon Treaty, using 1941. ÉVI NÉPSZÁMLÁLÁS Demográfiai adatok községek szerint (1947) as a population source.
  
  
• Romania: Use 1941 Romanian Counties (județe), using Wikipedia, POPULATIA REPUBLICII POPULARE ROMANE LA 25 IANUARIE 1948 and RECENSMÂNTUL GENERAL AL POPULAIEI DIN 1930 as a population source
  
  
• France: Use Arrondissements, population from Résultats Statistiques du Recensement Général de la Population effectué le 8 Mars 1936
  
  
• Netherlands: Use COROP regions, with Provincies populations taken from Bevolking en Oppervlakte der Gemeenten van Nederland op 1 Januari 1940
  
  
• Belgium: Use Arrondissements, use https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/R%C3%A9sultats_des_recensements_linguistiques_par_arrondissement as a source
  
  
• Slovenia, Bosnia, Croatia: Use https://publikacije.stat.gov.rs/G1938/Pdf/G19384002.pdf as a source, borders adjusted for WW2 Axis occupation and Modern day borders
  
  
• Lithuania, Serbia, Ukraine, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland: Use https://web.archive.org/web/20170603175821/http://www.populstat.info/ as a population source