War in the Americas (na07)

by Macario Reyes

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All of the Standard game rules apply, except one:  units may be built on any supply center owned by a power at the beginning of the year, as in the Chaos variant.

Starting Positions

PowerLetterStarting Positions
ArgentinaAF Buenos AiresA CordobaA Santa Fe
BrazilBF Rio de JaneiroA Sao PauloA Minas GeraisF Bahia
ColombiaCA BogotaA CartagenaF Cali (NC)
MexicoEA MexicoF VeracruzA Guadalajara
Great_BritainGA MontrealF TrinidadF JamaicaF HalifaxF Malvinas
ChileHA SantiagoF TemucoF Valparaiso
PeruPF LimaA ArequipaA Cuzco
SpainSF HavanaF Puerto RicoF Santiago de Cuba
United_StatesUA WashingtonF New YorkA New OrleansA Atlanta
VenezuelaVF CaracasA MaracaiboA Bolivar
Notes on the WITA map

1. Canals and waterways in Americas (they all act like Kiel in Standard):

  • New York City/New York State- the Erie Canal, allows passage from New York Bay to Eastern Great Lakes
  • Panama – the Panama Canal, although it was not open until 1912 it is used in the game to cross between the Atlantic and Pacific areas.
  • Magallanes – Magallanes Strait, allows an extra passage between oceans at the bottom tip of South America.
  • Montreal – St-Lawrence waterway, allows passage from Gulf of St. Lawrence to the Eastern Great Lakes
  • Trinidad – These groups of islands are treated as a sea/land territories and movement of fleets is allowed from one side to the other, while armies can move through land from West Indies to Trinidad and from Trinidad to Delta.

2. Continuous coasts. Movement by fleets is allowed along the coasts of Toronto, Michigan and Delta as if they were canals, like Denmark in the standard variant.

3. Navigable Rivers. There are two:

  • The Mississippi-Missouri. Which allows the passage of fleets from the Gulf of Mexico to the Western Great Lakes, passing through the provinces of New Orleans, Mississippi, Kentucky, Missouri, Chicago and Minnesota.  Using this waterway, a fleet can move from the Great Lakes to the Ocean or viceversa in 4 turns ordering WGL-Min (or WGL-Chi), Min-Mso (or Chi-Mso), Mso-NOr and NOr-GOM.
  • The Amazonas. Which allows the passage of fleets through he provinces of Para, Amazonia and Loreto.

4. Provinces that have two coasts: Cali, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Guatemala, Chiapas, Ontario and Washington.

5. Misiones province in Argentina has access to the Rio de la Plata, therefore Buenos Aires and Uruguay are not adjacent by land.

6. Supply Centers. There are 61 supply centers, therefore victory is obtained by gaining control of 31 centers. Some of these are within the countries, but are considered unsettled or unstable areas that are yet to be conquered.

Province List and Abreviations
ProvinceAbr.Type
AcapulcoAcaLand
AconcaguaAcoLand
AcreAcrLand
AlaskaAlaLandSC
AmazoniaAmaChannelSC
AndesAndLand
Anegada ChannelACHSea
AntofagastaAntLandSC
Appalachian BayAPPSea
Araucan GulfAGUSea
AraucaniaAraLand
ArequipaAreLandSC
Artic OceanAOEdge Sea
AsuncionAsuLandSC
AtacamaAtaLand
AtlantaAtlLandSC
Bahama IslandsBIsLandSC
BahiaBahLandSC
Bahia BlancaBBLSea
Bahia GrandeBGRSea
Baja CaliforniaBajLand
BarquisimetoBarLandSC
BeniBenLand
Bering SeaBEREdge Sea
Bermuda TriangleBTRSea
BogotaBogLandSC
BolivarBolLand
British GuyanaBGuLandSC
Buenos AiresBAsLandSC
CajamarcaCajLand
CaliCliLandSC
CaliforniaCalLandSC
CamagueyCamLand
CaquetaCaqLand
CaracasCarLandSC
CartagenaCrtLandSC
CayenneCayLand
Central Pacific OceanCPOEdge Sea
Chaco AustralCAuLand
Chaco BorealCBoLand
Chesapeake BayCHESea
ChiapasChpLand
ChicagoChiChannelSC
ChihuahuaChhLand
Chiriqui GulfCHGSea
Coast of BrazilCOBSea
Coast of MexicoCOMSea
Coast of PeruCOPSea
Corcovado GulfCGUSea
CordobaCorLandSC
Costa RicaCRiLand
CuzcoCuzLandSC
DakotasDakLand
DeltaDelChannel
Drake PassDRAEdge Sea
Dutch GuayanaDGuLandSC
East Caribbean SeaECSSea
East CoastECOSea
Easter IslandEasLandSC
Eastern Great LakesEGLSea
EcuadorEcuLandSC
El SalvadorESaLand
FloridaFloLand
Florida StraitFSTSea
Galapagos IslandsGalLandSC
GreenlandGreLandSC
GuadalajaraGdlLandSC
GuajiraGjrLand
Guanabara BayGBASea
GuatemalaGuaLandSC
Guayanas SeaGSESea
Gulf of AlaskaGOASea
Gulf of CampecheGOCSea
Gulf of FonsecaGOFSea
Gulf of GuayaquilGOGSea
Gulf of HondurasGOHSea
Gulf of MexicoGOMSea
Gulf of PanamaGOPSea
Gulf of San LorenzoGOSSea
Gulf of Santa CatarinaGSCSea
Gulf of TehuantepecGOTSea
Gulf of UrabaGOUSea
Gulf of VenezuelaGOVSea
HaitiHaiLandSC
HalifaxHalLandSC
HavanaHavLandSC
HawaiiHawLandSC
HondurasHonLand
Hudson BayHUDSea
Humboldt SeaHUMSea
JamaicaJamLandSC
KansasKanLand
KentuckyKenChannel
La PazLPaLandSC
Labrador SeaLABSea
LimaLimLandSC
LoretoLorChannel
MagallanesMagChannel
MalvinasMalLandSC
MaracaiboMarLandSC
Marajo BayMBASea
Massachusets GulfMASSea
Mato GrossoMGrLand
MexicoMexLandSC
MichiganMicChannel
Mid Atlantic OceanMAOEdge Sea
Mid Pacific OceanMPOSea
Minas GeraisMGeLandSC
MinnesotaMinChannel
MisionesMisLand
MississippiMspChannel
MissouriMsoChannel
MontrealMonChannelSC
Mosquito BayMOSSea
New CaledoniaNCaLand
New EnglandNEnLand
New MexicoNMeLand
New OrleansNOrChannelSC
New York BayNYBSea
New York CityNYCChannelSC
New York StateNYSChannel
NewfoundlandNewLand
NicaraguaNicLandSC
North Atlantic OceanNAOEdge Sea
North Caribbean SeaNCSSea
North Pacific OceanNPOEdge Sea
Northwest TerritoriesNWTChannel
Nuevo LeonNLeLand
OaxacaOaxLand
OhioOhiLand
OntarioOntLand
OregonOreLandSC
OrinoquiaOriLand
PampasPamLand
PanamaPanChannelSC
ParaParChannel
Paranagua BayPBASea
PatagoniaPatLandSC
Porto AlegrePAlLand
PotosiPotLand
Puerto RicoPRiLandSC
QuebecQueLand
Rio de JaneiroRdJLandSC
Rio de la PlataRLPSea
Rocky MountainsRMoLand
Rupert’s LandRupLand
Santa CruzSCrLandSC
Santa FeSFeLandSC
Santaren ChannelSCHSea
SantiagoSanLandSC
Santiago de CubaSdCLandSC
Santo DomingoSDoLandSC
Sao PauloSPaLandSC
Sargasso SeaSARSea
Sea of CortesSOCSea
Sierra NevadaSNeLand
SonoraSonLand
South Atlantic OceanSAOEdge Sea
South Pacific OceanSPOEdge Sea
Strait of YucatanSOYSea
TarapacaTarLand
TemucoTemLandSC
TexasTexLandSC
Tierra de FuegoTdFLand
TorontoTorChannelSC
TrinidadTriChannelSC
TucumanTucLand
UruguayUruLandSC
ValparaisoValLandSC
VeracruzVerLandSC
VirginiaVirLand
WashingtonWasLandSC
West Caribbean SeaWCSSea
West IndiesWInChannel
Western Great LakesWGLSea
YucatanYucLandSC