Great map. I enjoyed trying to figure out my start position early on.

it should be under additional maps and its name is something like Pangaea Breakup

Where is the map cant find it to play

lol your from BC too. i live near Trail but from Saltspring island

like there are some flat earth maps too look up or just google UN flag
but idk how map making works on civ V i used to make Civ 2 maps though, but ya if you need any help id be down try picking back up map making or even just TEST for ya ,

plus i think if north pole was centered Denmark would make more sense on getting North america having a legit Viking Saga''s with the ice cutting them off from just crossing simply to asia over arctic

I'll work on it

ya and well asia on top of north america pretty much making center of map north pole

a flat earth map? you mean the map with Antarctica stretched along the edge of a circle?

If you were to make a flat earth map could you add real start locations

dope i was just thinking we neeeded a flat earth map this is close enough i hate pangea map but this looks like a winner

indeed, though it would require redoing everything and I don't just throw these maps together in a few minutes, with an even bigger size it'd take even longer. but if I have a good idea for another map I'll be sure to get it in giant size

Yeah, you would, lol You could download one of the giant themed maps already on the workshop, reset all resources/landmass/starting locations, and you have yourself a giant template to work with. I tried to create my own giant Pangeae and Antarctica but I had no patience and I sucked at it. You would be much better at it than me.

I don't know exactly how to create giant sized maps, but wouldn't it require me to redo the entire map on the new size?

I wish this was a giant map :D

let me know if there's some mixup in the name or something

alright now it should be updated

oops, accidently uploaded it as columbia supercontinent. shit

yeah I'm ok with it

sorry to nitpick, man, I could do this myself but it's your map! :)
plus I just like to play on maps with accurate climates

alright

Also the Andes technically were not fully formed in the Jurassic, as they camer about mostly in the Cretaceous so I would scale them down a bit

it's tacked onto a huge continent now, so I would say, yes probably. The amazon exists today because of moisture carried off of the Atlantic. The interior of Gondwana (SA and Africa) would probably be very arid

there aren't alot of mountain ranges, should there be rain shadows behind the Andes?

way to go, this looks much better. just some further suggestions if you care:
1. southern desert is probably a little too far south
2. rain shadows behind mountain ranges