[GS] Mapping Civilization VI: Gathering Storm

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With regards to the map, I have decided that I will do updates to coincide with every second pack, so there will be three updates over the life of the New Frontier Pass.

 

[Luxerne]

Natural Features for GC and Maya:

Gran Colombia:
Rivers: Arauca, Apure, Caroní, Cauca, Magdalena, Meta, Río Negro (also Amazon and Orinoco from before)
Volcanoes: Chimborazo, Volcán Puracé, Nevado del Tolima, Volcán Cotopaxi, Guagua Pichincha, Tungurahua (also Nevado del Ruiz and Galeras)
Mountains: Cordillera Central, Cordillera Occidental, Cordillera Oriental, Guiana Highlands, Cordillera de Mérida, Cordillera de la Costa (also Andes)
Deserts: La Guajira Desert, Tatacoa Desert, Médanos de Coro
Lakes: Lake Leopoldo, Lake Valencia, Lake Tota, Laguna de la Cocha, Lake Herrera
Bodies of Water: Gulf of Darién, Gulf of Venezuela, Gulf of Paria (also Gulf of Panama, Caribbean Sea, Lake Maracaibo, and Gulf of Guayaquil)

Maya:
Rivers: Belize, Chixoy, Motagua, Grijalva, Samalá, Hondo, Usumacinta
Volcanoes: Hunahpú, Volcán Atitlán, Volcán Tolimán, Pacaya (also Chi'gag and Santa María Volcano)
Mountains: Maya Mountains, Guatemalan Highlands, Sierra Madre de Chiapas, Sierra de los Cuchumatanes, Sierra de las Minas
Deserts: (none)
Lakes: Lake Izabal, Lake Petén Itzá, lake Amatitlán, Lake Güjia
Bodies of Water: Amatique Bay, Gulf of Honduras, Términos Lagoon (also Bay of Campeche and Caribbean Sea)

 

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Natural Features for GC and Maya:

Gran Colombia:
Rivers: Arauca, Apure, Caroní, Cauca, Magdalena, Meta, Río Negro (also Amazon and Orinoco from before)
Volcanoes: Chimborazo, Volcán Puracé, Nevado del Tolima, Volcán Cotopaxi, Guagua Pichincha, Tungurahua (also Nevado del Ruiz and Galeras)
Mountains: Cordillera Central, Cordillera Occidental, Cordillera Oriental, Guiana Highlands, Cordillera de Mérida, Cordillera de la Costa (also Andes)
Deserts: La Guajira Desert, Tatacoa Desert, Médanos de Coro
Lakes: Lake Leopoldo, Lake Valencia, Lake Tota, Laguna de la Cocha, Lake Herrera
Bodies of Water: Gulf of Darién, Gulf of Venezuela, Gulf of Paria (also Gulf of Panama, Caribbean Sea, Lake Maracaibo, and Gulf of Guayaquil)

Maya:
Rivers: Belize, Chixoy, Motagua, Grijalva, Samalá, Hondo, Usumacinta
Volcanoes: Hunahpú, Volcán Atitlán, Volcán Tolimán, Pacaya (also Chi'gag and Santa María Volcano)
Mountains: Maya Mountains, Guatemalan Highlands, Sierra Madre de Chiapas, Sierra de los Cuchumatanes, Sierra de las Minas
Deserts: (none)
Lakes: Lake Izabal, Lake Petén Itzá, lake Amatitlán, Lake Güjia
Bodies of Water: Amatique Bay, Gulf of Honduras, Términos Lagoon (also Bay of Campeche and Caribbean Sea)

Thank-you, that saves me some time digging through the code this evening

 

[Eagle Pursuit]

We should see if they added any new features that aren't associated with a civ yet.

 

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We should see if they added any new features that aren't associated with a civ yet.

Back to digging through the code this evening

 

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Anyone happen to know where Lake Güjia (Maja) is?

 

[AntSou]

Anyone happen to know where Lake Güjia (Maja) is?

Search for "Lago de Guija"

 

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Search for "Lago de Guija"

Thanks, that was doing my head in

 

[ButtBillionaire]

Regarding Mosvatnet, directly south of Stavanger, the name's tag is written as LOC_NAMED_LAKE_MOSVATNET_NAME, but in text and thus in-game it is written as Møsvatnet, which could be a definitive form of Møsvatn, a much larger lake just west of Tinnsjøen. Could very well be a misspelling of the lake near Stavanger's name, as no one I know refers to the lake near Hardangervidda as anything but just "Møsvatn." Only the devs know for sure, but I feel like it would be weird if they went to the effort of adding a letter not native to their language if it wasn't to specifically indicate a particular place, if that makes sense.

Also, as a side note: when written in Norwegian, the Numedal River's name is written as "Numedalslågen" with no spaces, as with Gudbrandsdalslågen.

 

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Well Møsvatnet is how they spell Møsvatn in German, so I think that is a solid change.

Also while I said I was going to do it two packs at a time, I think I've changed my mind given how quick it was to do The Maya and Gran Colombia geographical features.

Tomorrow night comes the cities.

 

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Natural Features for Ethiopia

Rivers: Blue Nile, Baro, Dawa, Ganale Dorya, Shebelle, Awash
Volcanoes: Mt. Alayta, Dabbahu Volcano, Dallol Volcano, Mt. Fentale, Kone, Manda Hararo, Alu-Dalafilla, Erta Ale
Mountains: Bale Mtns., Arsi Mtns., Wollo Highlands, Ahmar Mtns., Amaro Mtns., Semien Mtns.
Deserts: Danakil Desert, Ogaden Desert
Lakes: Lake Abaya, Lake Ziway, Lake Chamo, Lake Shala, Lake Chew Bahir, Lake Abbe, Lake Turkana, Lake Tana

No bodies of water for Ethiopia.

 

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All was going well until I hit Yifat

 

[SeelingCat]

I think it's this one.

 

[SeelingCat]

Tangentially related, but I think this might have been the source for the Ethiopian city name list, which would explain the inclusion of some of the more obscure/small cities.

 

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The Ethiopia Map is now Live