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Trade Arrows Civ 5. A trade route is a link formed between a civilization's cities and its capital, which traders regularly use to move and conduct their trading. Yes, you can see the trade routes by enabling the trade routes option in the map options, the same place you enable resource icons, yield icons, and the hex grid. The trade routes extend for 20 hexagons from your city. The arrow pointing to the right is the outgoing arrow. The two outgoing arrows show you what the destination city gets. Each trade route you establish needs an appropriate trade unit (a caravan for land, a cargo ship for sea) in order to function, and occupies. There are technologies that you can discover and improvements to implement (e.g. The first two arrows represent the yield the starting city (incoming) gets from the trade route! This might happen via land, using roads, railroads, or via sea, using harbors. You create a trade route from a (source) to b (target): If you hover the city names you can see an exact breakdown of how this is. It is earning me 19.8 gold, and it is earning milan 1 gold.

The trade routes extend for 20 hexagons from your city. This might happen via land, using roads, railroads, or via sea, using harbors. Yes, you can see the trade routes by enabling the trade routes option in the map options, the same place you enable resource icons, yield icons, and the hex grid. If you hover the city names you can see an exact breakdown of how this is. The first two arrows represent the yield the starting city (incoming) gets from the trade route! There are technologies that you can discover and improvements to implement (e.g. You create a trade route from a (source) to b (target): Each trade route you establish needs an appropriate trade unit (a caravan for land, a cargo ship for sea) in order to function, and occupies. It is earning me 19.8 gold, and it is earning milan 1 gold. The two outgoing arrows show you what the destination city gets.

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Trade Arrows Civ 5 This might happen via land, using roads, railroads, or via sea, using harbors. The first two arrows represent the yield the starting city (incoming) gets from the trade route! Each trade route you establish needs an appropriate trade unit (a caravan for land, a cargo ship for sea) in order to function, and occupies. The trade routes extend for 20 hexagons from your city. You create a trade route from a (source) to b (target): It is earning me 19.8 gold, and it is earning milan 1 gold. This might happen via land, using roads, railroads, or via sea, using harbors. The two outgoing arrows show you what the destination city gets. A trade route is a link formed between a civilization's cities and its capital, which traders regularly use to move and conduct their trading. The arrow pointing to the right is the outgoing arrow. There are technologies that you can discover and improvements to implement (e.g. If you hover the city names you can see an exact breakdown of how this is. Yes, you can see the trade routes by enabling the trade routes option in the map options, the same place you enable resource icons, yield icons, and the hex grid.