Well, I got exactly half of the average score, and I used to live in France. At least I got them all in Lorraine and Alsace, which was my area... otherwise I obviously need to mug up.
I will be nominating this when I get some nomination points back.
Thank you, and I hope you enjoyed your time in France. Alsace and Lorraine must be beautiful country. I get the feeling that this quiz has largely been taken by French nationals, although 1000 takes on this quiz or so ago a French-language version was created and featured.
Well, they have some very pretty towns and cities, although the landscape is fair to middling, I'd say. Metz is a real jewel, especially if you know a bit of its history.
WHAT?! No map of France featured in English on JetPunk?! How is that possible?! I hate when people think I'm a yound crazy kid, but when it's about France... !
Of course nominated! We have to repare this... blasphem! This abomination!
More seriously, the map is excellent! Actually maybe better than on the French version...! Congratulations!
Thank you, I am happy to hear you liked it! I can see why it hasn't been featured yet since the French departments are very obscure outside of France. The map used to be basic--just the departments of Metropolitan France without any external border, overseas territories or regional borders at all. I had wanted to make a new map for a while, and the French version only inspired me to do so. Cheers :)
Hi Jiao! I would like to use this map too, for a French Departments visited by Asterix on a map quiz (with a similar design than the same quiz but for countries, which I have done several months ago).
Actually, habitually, I use the punkfrançais "default map", but for this quiz, this map would be better. Do you allow me to use it? Thank you for your answer!
as a French guy, yeah departments "matter" more in terms of appartnenance than regions since the new regions have been formed in 2016, regrouping 27 old ones in 13 new ones
by the way, i think the type-in "seine" working for "seine-saint-denis" isn't the best thing since the departments "seine et marne" and "seine maritime" also exist
I agree with Seine-Saint-Denis, but Lyon is well on its way to break up from the rest of the Rhône departement (though as a French myself I'm surprise we hardly hear about it).
The Lyon metropolis is quietly on its way to administratively separate itself from the Rhône departement. I'm not sure but there's possibility this separation is arleady in place.
Well it's a great quiz with a beautiful map but Lyon metropolis shouln't be there, this is a part of the administrative departement of Rhône. The confusion comes from that Lyon metropolis is a departemental collectivity. But theses collictivities can be different of departements. If you wanna respect the collectivities, corsica should be unified and Alsace too because they are departemental collectivities as Lyon metropolis. You are just mixing 2 different things. I Know it's hard to understand i hop you did. By the way I nominate the quiz and I hope it will be featured soon
I will be nominating this when I get some nomination points back.
I've finally nominated!
Of course nominated! We have to repare this... blasphem! This abomination!
More seriously, the map is excellent! Actually maybe better than on the French version...! Congratulations!
Actually, habitually, I use the punkfrançais "default map", but for this quiz, this map would be better. Do you allow me to use it? Thank you for your answer!
by the way, i think the type-in "seine" working for "seine-saint-denis" isn't the best thing since the departments "seine et marne" and "seine maritime" also exist
great quiz also !
Btw, Lyon metropolis and Rhône département are the same unit so you can delete one of these two answers.
Very good quiz again!
And Seine should'nt be an answer for seine-st-denis.
And Seine for Seine-Saint-Denis is not accurate : Seine used to be the department 75 which is now Paris
Good quiz.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rh%C3%B4ne_(department)