1600 (hb09)

by Tommy Larsson

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There are no special rules, but you should notice that the provinces of Ingria, Novgorod, Pomerelia, Warsaw, Crimea, Voronezj , Bessarabia and Cracow are canal provinces, making it possible to the otherwise landlocked powers of Poland and Russia to build fleets. Fleet movement between Cracow and Mazuria is not allowed. Constantinopel, Jutland and Zealand are also canal provinces just like Denmark, Sweden, Kiel and Constantinopel are in standard. Note that Holstein-Gottorp has two coasts, an east and a west coast, something that is not written on the map, as there was no room for the coast labels. The fleet movement Hol (ec) – Jut is allowed in non-judge games, but not in judge games as the judges can’t handle it. Switzerland is impassable. Stockholm and West Gothland does not border eachother and neither does Bergslagen and Smaland. These provinces are separated by the impassable lake Vättern.

Starting positions and province abbreviations

Listed below are the province abbreviations accepted by the judge.

The spaces has been abbreviated according to the following rules in order of preference:

1. If the province/body of water exists also in standard, the abbreviation I usually use for that areas has been used.
2. If the name of a land province consist of two parts, the first letter of the first part and the two first letters of the second part has been used. If the name of a body of water consist of three parts, the first letter in every part has been used.
3. The first three letters of the space has been used.
4. When two or more spaces start with the same three letters, the first three consonants has been used.
5. Pomerania is abbreviated Pon and Pomerelia Pmr.

In the following table, the provinces marked * are the ones not abbreviated with their three first letters.

GREAT POWERPROVINCEABBREVIATIONUNIT TYPE
Denmark (D)ZealandZeaa
JutlandJuta
ScaniaScaa
VestlandetVesf
OstlandetOst
TroendelagTro
England (E)LondonLonf
IrelandIref
WalesWala
CornwallCor
YorkshireYor
CumbriaCum
France (F)ParisPara
BurgundyBura
ProvenceProa
GasconyGasf
BrittanyBri
ChampagneCha
Normandy*Nrm
LanguedocLan
The Habsburg Empire (H)AustriaAusa
BohemiaBoha
CroatiaCroa
SilesiaSil
Moravia*Mrv
SlovakiaSlo
StyriaSty
Tyrolia*Tyl
The Ottoman Empire (T)ConstantinopelConf
AnatoliaAnaa
EgyptEgya
GreeceGrea
BulgariaBul
IllyriaIll
LibyaLib
SyriaSyr
Poland (P)WarsawWara
CracowCraa
White Russia*WRua
Great Poland*GPo
Livonia*Lvn
Little Poland*LPo
MazoviaMaz
Pomerelia*Pml
UkraineUkr
VolhyniaVol
Russia (R)MoscowMosa
NovgorodNova
VoronezjVora
ArchangelArh
IngriaIng
KareliaKar
PskovPsk
SiberiaSib
TulaTul
UralskUra
Spain (I)Castille*Csta
FlandersFlaa
GranadaGraf
NaplesNapa
AragonAra
France Comte*FCo
MilanMil
NavarreNav
Sweden (W)StockholmStof
BergslagenBera
EstoniaEsta
FinlandFina
LapplandLap
SmalandSma
West Gothland*WGo
Sea SpacesAdriatic SeaADR
Arctic Ocean*AOc
Baltic SeaBAL
Barents SeaBAR
Bay of Biscay*BOB
Black SeaBLA
Caspian SeaCAS
Eastern MediterraneanEAS
English ChannelENG
Gulf of Bothnia*GOB
Gulf of Lyon*GOL
Helgoland BightHEL
Ionian SeaION
Irish SeaIRI
KattegatKAT
Mid-Atlantic Ocean*MAO
North Sea*NTH
North Atlantic Ocean*NAO
Norwegian Sea*NWG
Sea of Bornholm*SOB
SkagerrakSKA
Tyrrhenian Sea*TYS
Western MediterraneanWES
NeutralsAzerbadjanAze
BavariaBav
BessarabiaBes
BrandenburgBra
BremenBre
Central Asia*Cnt
CrimeaCri
Eastern Hungary*EHu
GeorgiaGeo
HesseHes
HolsteinHol
LorraineLor
MecklenburgMec
Morocco*Mrc
NetherlandsNet
North Africa*NAf
PersiaPer
PomeraniaPon
PortugalPor
PrussiaPru
Romagna*Rmg
SavoySav
SaxonySax
ScotlandSco
SerbiaSer
TransylvaniaTra
TuscanyTus
VeniceVen
Western Hungary*WHu
Westphalia*Wst