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fixed tricky county borders in Germany: four counties less. added Madeira and added missing counties in Aragon (1), Anatolia (1) Bavaria (1) and Germany (2). found two new counties in Sweden and Armenia, fixed Georgia and the twice appearing Estonia from the chart.

European steppes lose counties, meanwhile counties in Asian Steppes grow by 80 %Įxhausting, but interesting work.

Tibetan Empire is probably the biggest one in the game now.

HUGE increase in West and Central Africa: from 50 counties to 220!.

Arabian peninsula grows, but Jerusalem and Egypt go down a bit.

Bad news for Vladimir and Novgorod: a loss of more than third of their provinces!.

Volga-Ural loses some counties, but also gets denser, as the map extends less to the northwest Russia.

Croatia and Bulgaria get denser, but Serbia does not.

The three Carpathian nations DOUBLE their counties.

Wendish group and especially Poland is getting denser: increase of ~ 75 % for Poland!.

Weirdly, the number of counties in the island of Sicily decrease. Sweet changes elsewhere in the Empire too. Germany DOUBLES its counties from 40 to 80.

HUGE changes in HRE: from 100 counties to ~ 170.

No significant changes in Scandinavia, except for the doubling of Sapmi counties.

Iberia has ~ 20 % more counties, which are spread quite evenly across the peninsula.

France is even more dense now, but weirdly Brittany has lost third of its counties.

Some county rearrangements in Britain, with Ireland's number of counties getting reduced by a third.

Most of this increase is experienced on the edges of the map: Tibet, Africa and Steppes.In overall, counties have increased by ~ 45 %.So some of the numbers are a bit less reliable than others (especially those tricky narrow provinces in the mountains, as well as the small German clusters). Also, it is very hard to tell how many separate counties there are for example in the Aegean archipelago in CK3.

Sorry for the African, Indian, Tibetan and Steppes peoples - I was running out of motivation by just looking at their dozens of new Kingdoms, so I rather just painted their Empires (instead of Kingdoms) and calculated the counties in them.Ĭounting the counties was somewhat tricky, especially with CK3, as the county map we have is not very clear in all points and it is hard to figure out where the borders of the counties lie. I tried to make coherent regional groups from these Kingdoms, so I rather grouped Sicily into Italian group, three Balkan states to their own group and Anatolian (and partly Caucasian) territories into their own group, rather than creating a huge Byzantine de jure Empire group. I tried to make the this as self-explanatory as possible.