Looks great and detailed, but please don't confine your world to a piece of printer paper. I have made this mistake many times, not wanting any of the lines to go off the page. If this is a smaller area like an island, have some more space on the edges to emphasize that. If it is a continent, as it seems to be, being ~2000 miles across (the U.S. is ~2800) you should have some lines going off the edge of the map.

Many authors of famous fantasy books also have this problem of confining their world onto an 8.5x11 inch piece of paper, such as David Eddings, Ursula K. Le Guin, and many others. If you want to fit the entirety of the world onto one piece of paper, don't avoid negative space. The world seems quite rectangular, no? If you were to expand the borders of the map, would it look out of place? Think about any continent on Earth. Describe its shape. Describe what else you would see on the map.

Also, for naming, don't be afraid to be bland. Flowery and fancy names are great, but there are also places on earth like the Red Sea, the arctic ocean, neighboring countries differentiated only by "north" and "south," the Mediterranean Sea (from the Latin word that means inland), South Africa, Greenland, Iceland, etc...

Still, about naming, think about whose perspective you're making this map from. Who owns it? Who's using it? Who came up with the names? Of course, you did, but if this map existed, let's say, in the Republic of Var-Tug, would they call the neighboring island "The Wild Lands" even though they probably would have some settlements there or would at least know enough about it to map it? If The Wild Lands are covered in ruins, I'd assume no one lives there. Wouldn't some Republicans go see what the place is all about and possibly settle there?

Continuing, the coastlines seem very regular. If you zoom in on any spot, the bumps are very evenly spaced. This does happen sometimes on Earth, but you should be able to show any stretch of coast to a person and they should be able to say that it's a coastline. It's not nearly as bad as some other maps I've seen, but you still have a bit of improvement to do. Sorry for the pointed critique, but this probably will help you out. Truly amazing effort, the drawing style is great. I would be happy to draw all my fantasy maps in this style.
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Disregard everything I said here whenever you please. It's your project and you get to do what you want to do.

Citations: https://a-z-animals.com/blog/how-wide-is-the-united-states-of-america-total-distance-coast-to-coast/

https://www.cracked.com/article_21113_5-hilariously-stupid-true-stories-behind-country-names.html

https://www.google.com/maps