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Prag

Prague is located on a wrong place on the map. It seems it's rather Pilsen (Plzeň)(http://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plze%C5%88) than Prague. Prague (Praha) is located in central Bohemia (http://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Praha).

Low German

All these maps do contradict themselves and thus they are nonsensical:

Shortend they have:

• Niedersächsisch im weiteren Sinne (= Plattdeutsch)  |  Low Saxon
  • Westniederdeutsch  |  West Low German
    • Gronings-Ostfriesisch  |  Gronings-Eastfrisian
    • Niedersächsisch in den Niederlanden  |  Low Saxon in the Netherlands

or

• Niederdeutsch im engeren Sinne (= Plattdeutsch)  |  Low German
  • Niedersächsisch im engeren Sinne (= Westniederdeutsch)  |  Low Saxon
    • Ostfriesisch  |  Eastfrisian (in Groningen in the Netherlands and Germany)
    • Niedersächsisch in den Niederlanden  |  Low Saxon in the Netherlands

As Groningen is part of the Netherlands, Gronings (the Low German dialect of Groningen) would be part of "Low Saxon in the Netherlands" too.
The following makes a distinction between Low German in the Netherlands and Germany, but doesn't contradict itself:

The following don't make a distinction between Low German in the Netherlands and Germany:

-CubicCubes (talk) 00:20, 14 August 2018 (UTC)