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this post was submitted on 20 Oct 2025
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does this only removing the ice or adjusted with rising seas if the ice melted
The depression/lake in the middle of Greenland is there because of the weight of the ice on top, that would became at least considerably smaller if wouldn't disappear if all ice melted. This is the so called post-glacial rebound
Here is a map of Antarctica which considers this rebound as well, not just sea level rise:
Caption of the map:
This is topographic map of Antarctica after removing the ice sheet and accounting for both isostatic rebound and sea level rise.
Northern Europe is still slowly rising since the end of the last Ice Age, maximum uplift is 11 mm/year.
thats so neat. it looks like a proper continent. thank you for the info
Was just going to axe the same question
Free maps for a ttrpg campaign. Yoink
Pro-tip - go on Google maps, find a piece of land that suits your campaign needs, screenshot it, rotate 90°. Nobody will ever notice it's a real place.
I did this with an archipelago map.
Grabbed all the islands in Indonesia and the Philippines. Threw them in the photoshop blender to change orientation and position. Then had a totally unique map with islands and cities built out already
very cool to be able to see into the future like this
So Greenland will have a lake that looks like an upside down Great Britain
Well aliens had to get the dirt somewhere
Ruled by the king of whales.
See, the Vikings knew what they were doing!
Had no idea Antarctica had this little land. A lot of flow paths for melt to the ocean. Greenland on the other hand, can have much of its galcier melt into inland lake.
I’m 50 million years when Antarctica is a jungle again, it’d be a great sailing location