This region of the world is filled with mystery, a beginning of a grand discovery of mythical lands of the unknown.
This journey will take a toll on our explorers, but to not explore is to stifle progress!
We shall then set our sails and lift the veils, for our discoveries shall tell glorious tales!

Grid Dimension: 30x26
Grid Zone Dimension: Iceberg-sized

Full Introduction:
The beginning of a potentially lengthy project.

Terra Ultima Incognita, lit. "The Last Unknown Land," will theoretically expand the limits of one's own imagination, whilst being confined to the current game's limitations. The TUI Project's objective is to create playable grid zones of Iceberg-sized maps that make up the "entire" map of the landform-in-question. Such that, the TUI Project will use a 30x26 grid where each grid zone is designated by an alphanumerical ID that fits that grid zone. For example, in our first discovered landform, we've found it to be in the grid zone designated as B5. Discovered landforms will have their entries abbreviated as Z-{XX} where {XX} is the aforementioned grid zone's alphanumerical ID, the Z prefix is literally "Zone."

After each discovery of a grid zone landform, the fog of war of that particular grid zone is lifted and reveals the said landform. In time, the final appearance of the full map would be revealed as new discoveries are being made.

We must then assume, some grid zones may or may not be suitable for Workshop publishing, i.e. a blank Iceberg-sized grid zone with practically nothing in it, or having very little land (This is a case for Z-C2 as an example), would not be substantive enough to be published if in the sense we're using them as oceanic grid zones; therefore we'd assume the discoveries of those "blank" grid zones as part of our discovery process; you'll eventually figure this out and see why this is the case.

In order to keep track of our discoveries, this collection is made to keep track of our grid zone entries which eventually make up the entire landform itself; where each new grid zone discovery will be added to this collection as time progresses.

N.b. The grid zone discoveries, and the map in its full unveilment, may not be 100% accurate and precise when it comes to its appearances, for instance, there may be cases some land is snubbed off from the map and the "full" picture may be distorted. In this case, we will have to assume there "was" some land there...

Would have to make sure our explorers are not drunk when it comes to drawing these maps, otherwise, some flogging is in order...

Enjoy!