Although I see what you want to refer, it is not convenient to use the letters look like from Arabic alphabet for Turquoise Coast, because Turkish use Latin letters. And just to inform you, there is a typo on your work. It is not "Anatalya", it is "Antalya".
Hey derinç, thank you for your feedback! Will keep that in mind with regard to the Turkish alphabet. As for the typo, you're right! Oops. That one was actually one of the first maps I worked on. I usually double-check the text (especially when it comes to places I'm a total stranger to), but this one seems to have somehow escaped me. Will be doubly vigilant hereon! In the meanwhile, have corrected the spelling in the above version.
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this is cool.. must be diff to illustrate places where u hvnt even been to!
ReplyDeleteLove what you have done for all these maps. Beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteAlthough I see what you want to refer, it is not convenient to use the letters look like from Arabic alphabet for Turquoise Coast, because Turkish use Latin letters. And just to inform you, there is a typo on your work. It is not "Anatalya", it is "Antalya".
ReplyDeleteHey derinç, thank you for your feedback! Will keep that in mind with regard to the Turkish alphabet. As for the typo, you're right! Oops. That one was actually one of the first maps I worked on. I usually double-check the text (especially when it comes to places I'm a total stranger to), but this one seems to have somehow escaped me. Will be doubly vigilant hereon! In the meanwhile, have corrected the spelling in the above version.
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