Universal Cartographic Federation

The Universal Cartographic Federation, commonly known as Universal Cartographic or UniCarts., is one of the oldest and most influential organizations. The Universal Cartographic Federation specializes in cartography and astrography, most known for its reputation of being the definitive source for world and local maps.

The Universal Cartographic Federation was founded in 1284, when it was originally named the World Coalition of Cartographers and Astrographers, it was the comprised of many independent cartographers and astrographers, as well as local guilds which focused on their own regions/continents. The WCCA would be renamed the Global Cartographic Federation in 1597, and be disbanded in 1633 after a major dispute and rivalry between local guilds inside the coalition. In 1867, Vaien Katl, a independent cartographer famed for creating the most accurate map of the world for his time, convinced the four largest local guilds to reorganize back into the Global Cartographic Federation. In 2042, it would be renamed to the Universal Cartographic Federation, to show its ambitions.

The Universal Cartographic Federation is famous for its free extremely accurate maps, and the creation of the earliest accurate world map which was made in 1306, as a combined effort by all local guilds.