Mainland continent names

[Venus Petrov]

Someone asked me recently about mainland continent names.  Other than Zindra, I don't know them.  I've searched a bit on the Wiki and can't find a page that concisely lists the names and shows their locations.  Can anyone help?

Peace

[LittleMe Jewell]

Found the following in the Second Life Wikia -- that is WIKIA, not WIKI -- no clue what the diff is:

Sansara (the original mainland continent, also called 'the southern continent' and 'the old continent')

Heterocera to the north (also called Herocero Atoll)

Jeogeot to the south

Islandia to the east

Nautilus to the east of Heterocera

Maebaleia, South of Nautilus

Corsica, North of Nautilus

 

 

[Venus Petrov]

Awesome!! Can you post a link please?

Peace

[LittleMe Jewell]

Google led me here:  http://secondlife.wikia.com/wiki/Sansara -- and then I just clicked on the links of the different names to get more info, which often gave me more names.

There are maps somewhere, but I cannot remember now, off the top of my head.  I've perused my bookmarks, but can't seem to find anything.

[Venus Petrov]

Thanks, LittleMe.  I've posted a note to Torley Linden's webpage that it would be helpful to consolidate this information on the mainland continents with current maps, sim names, etc.  I appreciate your help.

Peace

[WolfBaginski Bearsfoot]

Go to NCI Kuula and look at the maps there (behind the Freebies display)

It is a bit out of date: some changes around the Blake Sea, and the continent with the Linden Homes, seem to be missing.

[Paladin Pinion]

It's historical, but there are some fascinating maps of the original SL continents on the walls at Yadni's Junkyard.

[Venus Petrov]

Many thanks Wolf and Paladin for your helpful posts.  I've looked at both locations.  Since I could get copies of the maps at the NCI location, I've given Wolf the extra point.  Best wishes to you both.

Peace

[Storm Clarence]

Great thread Venus.  I was most curious about this myself; and I love maps, especially "how it use to be" maps.

[Venus Petrov]

Thanks Storm .  I love reading history books where the text is supplemented with maps so that I can visualize the journey of the explorer(s) or the transitions from decade to decade.  Helps to put things in perspective.  Even on road trips I love to navigate!

Enjoy!

[Storm Clarence]

I haven't seen too many photos or maps of SL (as it use to be.)  My being somewhat new to SL - everything is new and exciting.  I would also like to see it as it was way back when.

PS If I wasn't a technician, I would have been a cartographer (or chemist.)

[OhRuby]

http://www.spinmass.com/2life/docs/MainlandSims9_16_05.txt

 

 

seeems a good list