Shows the southern border of Serbia where it meets Macedonia ... in a region replete with mountains and forest. The route shown throught Kocane to Velbazhd (and Sofia further north, off map), is an ancient trade route between Salonika and central Bulgaria. Historically, the beige region at the upper right is the ancenstral home of the Bulgarian kingdoms that arose in the 6th century AD, as it was a transportation hub between the Aegean Sea, the Danube valley and roads to the Adriatic ... called Illyria at the time.
The forests look like they'd be easier to render, but the hills and mountains, getting them more or less in the right place, drains away time. Plus, the area above spans over two map sheets, so that after creating some of the map on the right, I then had to copy and duplicate it on the left so the two sheets would match seamlessly. The above is made of two files; a little examination reveals labels that start and don't finish, or places where the roads and rivers don't perfectly match up.
We do what we can.
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