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https://www.loc.gov/resource/g5700.ct001785/?r=-0.179,-0.051...

However, "Smalahove" is placed more or less exactly on the Norwegian town of Voss, which - among other things - is known (in Norway at least) for the dish "Smalahove", seared and boiled sheeps head.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vossevangen https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smalahove

It's a city.

Wikipedia agrees with me: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troms%C3%B8

- What is marked as "Andorra" should be "Catalonia", but should not be marked since it's not a country. Andorra is a city and a city-state, which should only be where it's marked as Andorra la Vella.

- What is marked as Catalonia is not even a real area, it's kindof Basque Country but shaped differently.

- All the cities are wrong, basically.

I guess it wanted to piss both independentists and non-independentists, since it's setting the two areas as different countries, BUT setting them wrong.

- Beaujolais is in place of Lyon. Beaujolais is a wine region just north of it.

- "Tolose" is actually spelled "Toulouse"

- "Anduoillette" is actually Bordeaux. "Andouillette" (without the typo) is a pork sausage made from intestines. Typically french, but the region most associated with this food is in the opposite of the country, in the North-East.

- "Marsupial" is Marseille

Not the mainland of Iceland, but it does pass through the Icelandic island of Grímsey, at least for the next couple decades: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grímsey#Arctic_Circle

EDIT: also, the North Sea and Barentz Sea named are swapped, I think. I’m not 100% that’s where the Barentz Sea precisely is and cant be bothered to check

EDIT 2: Porto is actually a bit further south

No.. It's Bern

There is scatological adage: "Whoever smelt it, dealt it."

Had to smile at the ideal of household being a city!

Not yet...

Gulf of Finland is marked as "Gulf of Sweden".

But Koskenkorva is actually a town.

Carthago is Carthage in English, the state which existed in present day Tunisia from which Hannibal sailed and crossed the alps on elephants. Carthage was later destroyed by the romans.

It has the same forced-to-BS-beyond-real-knowledge feel. It gets most of the outlines right-ish, but just hallucinates a bunch of other stuff.