Spoiler: Bonus: Setúbal's Naval Industry

When i heard that the next Immersion Pack would be focused on the Iberian Peninsula i was super excited however when the new map was released i was somewhat disappointed, while Castille and Aragon get a bunch of new provinces (and that's awesome) Portugal only gets one single province, Aveiro, that is cool but there are certainly more important provinces and map changes that could be made, and since this might be the last chance to make changes to Portugal for a long time i'll make a few suggestionsThe location of Portugal's capital city Lisbon in the map has always been inaccurate and the problem persists in the next patch:It looks as if the city is on the Atlantic coast while it actually should be on the opposite side, in the delta of the Tagus River.While Portugal certainly isn't large enough to have 10 areas it would merit the addition of a new area, specially considering an inconsistency with the naming of the southern area, Alentejo, witch literally meansand Lisbon is precisely on the upper side of the river.This is a map of the administrative subdivisions of the kingdom in place form the middle-ages until 1836, as we can see not only Lisbon but the lands around Santarém and Setúbal were also not considered part of Alentejo. I'd say it makes sense to add a new area in the centre of the country with 2 new provinces.The yellow province is Lisbon;Blue is Ribajeto, with capital Santarém, and producing Grain;Purple is Setúbal, with capital Setúbal, and producing Naval Supplies or Salt.1836 Ribatejo Province:Modern District of Santarém:Santarém was a very important city, it was the where most of the Cortes-Gerais (legislative assemblies) gathered (16 times) after Lisbon (40 times), it was also from the Royal Palace of Santarém where many of the expeditions to explore Africa and conquer North Africa where organized.1836 Setúbal:Modern District of Setúbal:Setúbal was also a very important city as it was the summer residence of much of the royalty and nobility. And with the discoveries it developed a large naval industry on top of the already important salt production and was the departure point of expeditions like the one to conquer Ksar Sghir.In my suggestion for the province i joined Setúbal proper with Alcácer do Sal (the southern part) for several reasons, the modern district of Setúbal includes both cities, they both produce salt and have other economical similarities like being coastal (unlike Beja which is mostly interior and agricultural) and because Setúbal alone would be too small.In yesterday's dev diary it was revealed that there will be a new decision to change tag to Brazil and get Portugal as a junior partner, while this is awesome and historically accurate Portugal should retain control of all territories in Africa and Asia as well, since that's what happened historically.As a final request to the dev gods if they're feeling generousi would say the province of Portalegre (orange color) would be a great addition to the map, as it was one of the largest cities in the interior, had one of the highest revenues for the crown and was one of the main hubs of textile trade and production, consequently adding Portalegre as a province would also make it into the only Portuguese province in the game producing cloth. And it would be part of the Alentejo Area.I don't know if it's to late to make any changes or if my suggestions are good and reasonable but i thought i'd give it a try anyway. I also didn't post this in the suggestions forum because i also wanted feedback from other players but feel free to move this post mods.