Here's a link to the map of the Native American nation of Oklahoma from the rootsweb website http://www.rootsweb.com/~okgenweb/maps/okmap.htm

After some thinking, I thought of perhaps another twist on an already made location. There currently is a USA map, and a soon to be Future USA map, so I ...

That would be awesome! I loved that series and you could definitely do a lot with it!

not sure if any of you have read the books, and I'm not sure about copyright issues about this, but how about a map from the book series by David Eddings called The Belgariad. Here's a picture of the map:

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Hmm, I don't thing Al and Mg should touch personally...should do maybe do it on orbital levels along with physical attributes?

Well, since everyone wanted to get absolutely technical, here are the images from my Biochemistry and molecular biology of the gene class textbook. Since I am not sure how well the pictures will come out on here, I put the links to my photobucket pictures on there. Hope this helps!
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Tis true..the colors are wrong, but i have to give them credit for trying LOL

Definitely version 4.17a...Can't wait to play..it's a very beautiful map!

You might go with some deeper but brighter shades for your colors. They are kind of muted to be honest..although those are my favorite colors. Just in my own opinion, it seems to me that people seem to play the maps that are more brightly colored no matter how beautiful the scheme may be.

Nice map, I would definitely not want to play it without cards though LOL..that would like be taking on the world 2.0 map LOL..I just don't have that much patience, but overall great job!

Hey I really look forward to playing your Texas map...a new and exciting map...that's really pretty close to accurate... we have too many counties in Texas to separate by county, so I really like how you have divided up areas. Nice job!

Being a biochemistry major, this map rocks!