Pangea Map with contemporary national borders.

[Justin_]

This was is a space-filler news item today although it looks as if it has been around since 2012. A map of Pangea but with contemporary national borders (speculatively) added.
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-j6ZGqXskUm8/UDem8twbzaI/AAAAAAAACfY/fs-E3_PR-N8/s1600/pangea_politik.jpg

[Georassic]

Cool perspective. Thanks for sharing.

[Ravonium]

I think I've been lucky enough to see this before. Good map though.

[Jose S.M.]

That's very interesting.

[Lanthanotus]

Thanks for linking that, Justin_

[stargatedalek]

Are the water bodies period accurate? I hadn't imagined the great lakes were that old...

[Lanthanotus]

I do not think so.... most of the states are shown in almost unchanged shapes, but Germany for example was flooded for a big part by the Tethys for an extended time. 

[Reptilia]

Looks like they simply took nowadays continents and arranged them to resemble Pangea's shape. Which is an interesting idea anyway.

[Halichoeres]

Are the water bodies period accurate? I hadn't imagined the great lakes were that old...

Definitely not. There was substantially less dry land overall, so most of the continental margins would have looked different. It's just a cool way to orient the viewer to relative positions, even if much of it was seafloor.