Mountains and wilderness borderland lacking a label for Kosovo (on the left) and Serbia (top right). The Uskub region at the bottom is part of those settled lands that gave rise to Philip II of Macedon and his son Alexander the Great some 2300 years ago.
I have to weigh in on the region labels and mountain names, to make them clearer than they've been up to now. It's a troublesome detail, as there's never room enough to comfortably squeeze in a big title overtop the considerable background. I tend to kick it down the road because I know where I am, but obviously I need to attend to the matter going forward, so I will.
From here I'm going to continue going west until I reach the Adriatic Sea, which is about 110-120 miles onward. It's felt good coming back to making maps, and going forward I'll continue posting them in 40 by 60 mile sections, as each is done. On to the Adriatic, and then swing northwest towards Vienna.
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