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Having the boundary at the equator is a strange choice. If you instead have the boundary go through the poles and the cook strait (e.g. click roughly at the edge of the northern hemisphere ~45 degrees down and left on the interactive map), then you end up only cutting off the Russian Far East and Antarctica, all other major landmasses are preserved.

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