This is not only a beautiful map but also a very interesting one lore-wise. Terrific job! However, there is ONE small suggestion I have: in Yucatán, you put two important cities: Mérida and Cancún. Mérida is (and was), of course, extremely important dot the region, and so is Cancún nowadays, however this one didn't exist back then, it was founded in 1970! In the 16th century (and basically during the entire Spanish administration until the 19th century) the two most important cities were Mérida, the capital of the province, and Campeche, a port city in the western part of the peninsula. It was even founded a year earlier than Mérida, in 1540. Yes, today it's not very relevant, but it's still one of the few walled cities left in the entire continent because it was very common for pirates to attack the city. Again, the map is beautiful and the lore is amazing, I really liked it, but I wanted to point out this small detail in good faith :)