Just a tine detail on south westeros and Dorne. I do want to mention though that GRRM takes a load of inspiration from the Brittisch isles in his books, probably not so surprizing, but otoh it's worth taking note of Brittisch legends and history. So the first impressions seems to be that GRRM needed a semi realistic contours to a landmass, and took inspiration from putting his atlas upside down and make some fusing, and that there might not be more to it. Ireland doesn't exactly have mountain ranges which would compare to those of the Vale or on the borders with Dorne. Climate and terrain is also diffferent, youll find mountainranges that you wouldn't find in England and ireland. So, well spotted op!Ĭan we get more from this observation? Any conclusions or new info to draw from it? The first thing i did was compare city's to the one's in Westeros, and sometimes locations do compare but usually not. But, as the OP mentioned, especially the countours around the Fingers are so rediculously striking that it seems it could not be coincidence.
I don't see it with England, but i deffinatly see it with reversed ireland, even though there are quite some difference's too. The picture was rather rimportant to understand what the OP meant.
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