World Map Part 6

 


The main landmasses of the two northern continents have begun to collide now while the old eastern oceans are starting to be subducted. The microcontinent in the north is beginning to break up due to a subduction zone to its northwest. In the south the microcontinents have collided with mainland. The ocean between the teal and orange continents is starting to close in earnest down there as well. I should get the next part out later this week if all goes according to plan.

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