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1 West Galicia - (includes Kraków/Cracow),
2 Spisz/Spi and Orawa/Orava - beyond interwar Polish-Czechoslovakian borders,
3 Cieszyn/Teschen - Silesia beyond interwar Polish-German borders,
4 Upper Silesia - up to interwar Polish-German borders,
5 Upper Silesia - between interwar Polish-German borders and Korfanty Line,
6 Upper Silesia - between Korfanty Line and plebiscite area borders,
7 Greater Poland - Core (includes Poznań/Posen),
8 Greater Poland - Outer (meant to represent less favorable Polish-German border in Greater Poland, includes Leszno/Lissa and Grodzisk/Grätz),
9 Greater Poland - Noteć/Netze region (includes Bydgosz/Bromberg),
10 The Corridor - Ziemia chełmińska/Kulmerland (includes Toruń/Thorn, Chełmo/Kulm and Działdowo/Soldau),
11 The Corridor Core,
12 The Corridor Coast,
13 (meant represent more less favorable Polish-German border including most claims),
14 The Corridor Gdańsk/Danzig,
15 East-Prussia - Powiśle (includes Malbork/Marienburg, Kwidzyn/Marienwerder and Iława/Eylau),
16 East-Prussia - Southern (up to plebiscite borders, includes Olsztyn/Allenstein),
17 East-Prussia - Core (includes Królewiec/Königsberg/Kaliningrad),
18 East-Prussia - Klaipėda/Memel,
19 Lithuania - Core (includes Kowno/Kaunas),
20 Lithuania - (meant to represent more favorable Polish-Lithuanian border and more territories with significant Polish population),
21 Lithuania - extension of Vilnius corridor up to Latvia (approximately territories between interwar and modern Polish-Lithuanian borders),
22 Lithuania - Vilnius corridor (approximately territories between interwar and modern Polish-Lithuanian borders, includes Wilno/Vilnius),
territories between interwar and modern Polish-Lithuanian borders),
23 Lithuania - Sudovia up to river Niemen/Neman, Neman west-bank (part of former Suwałki Governate & Congress Poland, includes Marijampolė/Mariampol),
24 Podlachia - Suwałki/Suvalki,
25 Podlachia - (includes Augustów/Augustavas and Grodno/Hrodna),
26 Podlachia Białystok region,
27 Podlachia Brześć/Brest region,
28 Volhynia - (approximately former Chełm Governate, east of Curzon Line A, meant to represent less favorable post-Russian border with Ukraine, includes Chełm/Kholm and Zamość/??)
29 West Galicia (east of Curzon Line A, meant to represent less favorable post-Austro-Hungarian border with Ukraine, includes Przemyśl/Peremyshl and Rzeszów/Riashiv)
30 Latvia Dyneburg/Daugavpils/Dünaburg
31 Latvia Latgalia (includes Rzeżyca/Rēzekne)
32 Ruthenia (north of Niemen/Neman river, between Central Lithuania and interwar Polish-Soviet border)
33 Ruthenia - extension of Vilnius corridor up Central Lithuana border
34 ?? (includes Wołkowysk/Vawkavysk and Lida)
35 Podlachia (includes Kobryń/Kobryn)
36 Volhynia (between Curzon Line A and Styr River includes Kowel/Kovel and Włodzimierz Wołyński/Volodymyr-Volynskyi)
37 Galicia - Lvov Region (territories between Curzon Lines A and B, includes Lwów/Lviv/Lemberg)
38 Subcarpathian Ruthenia
39 Podlachia (south of Neman river, includes Pińsk/Pinsk
and Baranowice/Baranovichi)
40 Volhynia (between Styr river and interwar Polish-Soviet border, includes Równe/Rivne)
41 Galicia - Core - (includes Stanisławów/Stanyslaviv/Ivano-Frankivsk)
42 Galicia - Ternopil Region - (includes Tarnopol/Ternopil)
43 Galicia - Pokuttya - (includes Kołomyja/Kolomyia)
44 Bukovina
45 Ruthenia Core Belarus (includes Mińsk/Minsk)
46 Podolia (includes Kamieniec Podolski/ Kamianets-Podilskyi)
47 Podolia (includes Żytomierz/Zhytormyr and Bracław/Bratslav)
Sea Access Secured regardless of land territories. For example it might represent either land connection to ports in the Corridor or Lithuania, ports in enclaves with exterritorial connection, condominium over ports or secured trade rights in neutral port.
Upper Silesia Industrial Region Secured regardless of other Upper Silesian territories.
2 Spisz/Spi and Orawa/Orava - beyond interwar Polish-Czechoslovakian borders,
3 Cieszyn/Teschen - Silesia beyond interwar Polish-German borders,
4 Upper Silesia - up to interwar Polish-German borders,
5 Upper Silesia - between interwar Polish-German borders and Korfanty Line,
6 Upper Silesia - between Korfanty Line and plebiscite area borders,
7 Greater Poland - Core (includes Poznań/Posen),
8 Greater Poland - Outer (meant to represent less favorable Polish-German border in Greater Poland, includes Leszno/Lissa and Grodzisk/Grätz),
9 Greater Poland - Noteć/Netze region (includes Bydgosz/Bromberg),
10 The Corridor - Ziemia chełmińska/Kulmerland (includes Toruń/Thorn, Chełmo/Kulm and Działdowo/Soldau),
11 The Corridor Core,
12 The Corridor Coast,
13 (meant represent more less favorable Polish-German border including most claims),
14 The Corridor Gdańsk/Danzig,
15 East-Prussia - Powiśle (includes Malbork/Marienburg, Kwidzyn/Marienwerder and Iława/Eylau),
16 East-Prussia - Southern (up to plebiscite borders, includes Olsztyn/Allenstein),
17 East-Prussia - Core (includes Królewiec/Königsberg/Kaliningrad),
18 East-Prussia - Klaipėda/Memel,
19 Lithuania - Core (includes Kowno/Kaunas),
20 Lithuania - (meant to represent more favorable Polish-Lithuanian border and more territories with significant Polish population),
21 Lithuania - extension of Vilnius corridor up to Latvia (approximately territories between interwar and modern Polish-Lithuanian borders),
22 Lithuania - Vilnius corridor (approximately territories between interwar and modern Polish-Lithuanian borders, includes Wilno/Vilnius),
territories between interwar and modern Polish-Lithuanian borders),
23 Lithuania - Sudovia up to river Niemen/Neman, Neman west-bank (part of former Suwałki Governate & Congress Poland, includes Marijampolė/Mariampol),
24 Podlachia - Suwałki/Suvalki,
25 Podlachia - (includes Augustów/Augustavas and Grodno/Hrodna),
26 Podlachia Białystok region,
27 Podlachia Brześć/Brest region,
28 Volhynia - (approximately former Chełm Governate, east of Curzon Line A, meant to represent less favorable post-Russian border with Ukraine, includes Chełm/Kholm and Zamość/??)
29 West Galicia (east of Curzon Line A, meant to represent less favorable post-Austro-Hungarian border with Ukraine, includes Przemyśl/Peremyshl and Rzeszów/Riashiv)
30 Latvia Dyneburg/Daugavpils/Dünaburg
31 Latvia Latgalia (includes Rzeżyca/Rēzekne)
32 Ruthenia (north of Niemen/Neman river, between Central Lithuania and interwar Polish-Soviet border)
33 Ruthenia - extension of Vilnius corridor up Central Lithuana border
34 ?? (includes Wołkowysk/Vawkavysk and Lida)
35 Podlachia (includes Kobryń/Kobryn)
36 Volhynia (between Curzon Line A and Styr River includes Kowel/Kovel and Włodzimierz Wołyński/Volodymyr-Volynskyi)
37 Galicia - Lvov Region (territories between Curzon Lines A and B, includes Lwów/Lviv/Lemberg)
38 Subcarpathian Ruthenia
39 Podlachia (south of Neman river, includes Pińsk/Pinsk
and Baranowice/Baranovichi)
40 Volhynia (between Styr river and interwar Polish-Soviet border, includes Równe/Rivne)
41 Galicia - Core - (includes Stanisławów/Stanyslaviv/Ivano-Frankivsk)
42 Galicia - Ternopil Region - (includes Tarnopol/Ternopil)
43 Galicia - Pokuttya - (includes Kołomyja/Kolomyia)
44 Bukovina
45 Ruthenia Core Belarus (includes Mińsk/Minsk)
46 Podolia (includes Kamieniec Podolski/ Kamianets-Podilskyi)
47 Podolia (includes Żytomierz/Zhytormyr and Bracław/Bratslav)
Sea Access Secured regardless of land territories. For example it might represent either land connection to ports in the Corridor or Lithuania, ports in enclaves with exterritorial connection, condominium over ports or secured trade rights in neutral port.
Upper Silesia Industrial Region Secured regardless of other Upper Silesian territories.
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I swear to god there used to be a bunch of these, but nowadays I can only find Poland and Ukraine. Do you know what happened to the rest?