Maps Ahoy!

I always feel like the biggest nerd when I draw maps for the worlds I have created, but it's a must for me. They nearly always include an ocean, and generally also have mountains, deserts, plains, lakes, rivers...pretty much everything you could possibly put on a map. Sometimes I feel like I need to limit myself geographically.

Mostly I just use them for my own reference, but I also have them as backstory. For example, if there is a giant, circular crater that takes up half of a mountain range, I want to know why that's there and how it happened. What part of history caused that? What kinds of people live in a cold desert with white sand?

I just thought of something I don't often have...jungles!

Although now that I think about it, Washington isn't really all that big, and it has an ocean, rainforests, two mountain ranges, a peninsula, islands, flat plains, rolling hills, "desert", farmlands and orchards, big lakes and long rivers...alright, maybe I shouldn't limit my maps. As long as the climate is relatively consistent.

I'm also debating whether or not I want to put up my maps on here. Probably not, since I don't have one that relates to anything I've been talking about, but it's a possibility.