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Trade goods in the French market.

Goods, or Trade Goods, represent natural resources, manufactured goods, or services which make up the economy of countries. Each good has a base cost per unit, which varies in each market depending on relative supply (sales) and demand (purchases) up to 75% more expensive or cheaper than the base price. Goods are produced by one or more buildings and consumed by buildings or pops. Most goods can be traded from one market to another.

All in-game goods are abstracted to some degree, representing several similar or related real-world materials or goods. More advanced or higher quality goods are generally represented by a larger quantity of the good rather than a separate good.

Balancing the supply and demand of goods makes up a large part of gameplay in Victoria 3.

Goods categories

There are four broad categories of goods:

•  Staple goods are everyday goods that pops need to live, such as food to eat, wood to heat their homes, and clothes to wear. Staple goods tend to be purchased in vast quantities by poor and middle class pops, while richer pops generally avoid them in favor of their luxury variants.

•  Luxury goods are the things that pops do not necessarily need but definitely want, such as fine foods, luxury drinks like tea and coffee, or fine clothes made from Chinese silk. Luxuries tend to be more profitable to produce than staple goods, but depend on having a customer base with money – a poor factory worker isn't going to be buying a whole lot of mahogany cabinets.

•  Industrial goods are goods such as iron, coal, rubber and lead whose main purpose is often to be converted into other, more profitable goods. Securing a steady supply of vital Industrial goods is crucial to industrialization and growing the GDP of the country.

•  Military goods are goods such as small arms, ammunition and warships that are used by military buildings to arm and supply the armies and navies of the 19th century nations. The more technologically advanced the army or navy, the more complex and expensive military goods they will need.

Of those, staple and luxury goods are mainly consumed by pops, while industrial and military goods are mainly consumed by buildings. More details on individual goods can be found below.

Goods types

Column key:

• Base cost: the cost of this good when buy and sell orders are equal
• Traded quantity: number of units traded per level of trade route for this good
• Prestige factor: amount of prestige gained by the third-largest producer of this good; second-largest producer gains ×2, and largest gains ×4
• Convoy cost multiplier: the number of convoys required to ship one unit of this good
• Consumption tax cost:  authority cost to establish a consumption tax on this good
• Obsession chance: multiplier to chance of a culture gaining this good as an obsession; goods without an obsession chance cannot become obsessions

Staple goods

Good	Base cost	Traded quantity	Prestige factor	Convoy cost multiplier	Consumption tax cost	Obsession chance	Produced by	Consumed by
Clothes	30	8	4	0.5	300	—	Textile Mills Subsistence buildings	Pop consumption
Fabric	20	10	3	0.25	300	—	Livestock Ranches Cotton Plantations Subsistence buildings	Pop consumption Textile Mills Furniture Manufactories (Military) Shipyards Automotive Industries First Aid mobilization Construction Sector
Fish	20	12	3	0.25	300	—	Fishing Wharves Subsistence Fishing Villages	Pop consumption Food Industries
Furniture	30	8	4	0.5	300	—	Furniture Manufactories Subsistence buildings	Pop consumption
Grain	20	12	3	0.25	500	—	Farms Subsistence buildings	Pop consumption Food Industries Livestock Ranches Basic Supplies mobilization
Groceries	30	9	4	0.5	300	—	Food Industries	Pop consumption Extra Supplies mobilization
Merchant Marine	50	4	8	0.05		—	Port	Trade Centers
Paper	30	7	4	0.5	200	—	Paper Mills	Pop consumption Explosives Factory Arts Academy Government Administration University Skyscraper
Wood	20	10	3	0.25	300	—	Logging Camps Subsistence buildings	Pop consumption Furniture Manufactories Glassworks (Military) Shipyards Tooling Workshops Paper Mills Synthetics Plants Urban Centers Railways Construction Sector

The following goods are produced and consumed state-by-state. They do not go onto the national market, cannot be traded and don't track lead producers for prestige.

Local goods

Good	Base cost	Consumption tax cost	Obsession chance	Produced by	Consumed by
Electricity	30	200	—	Power Plants	Pop consumption Advanced production methods  Textile Mills Furniture Manufactories Tooling Workshops Fertilizer Plants Steel Mills (Military) Shipyards Livestock Ranches Urban Center Arts Academy Fishing Wharves Whaling Stations Railway Construction Sector
Services	30	200	—	Urban Center Subsistence buildings	Pop consumption
Transportation	30	200	—	Railway Urban Centers	Pop consumption Train Automation production methods

Luxury goods

Good	Base cost	Traded quantity	Prestige factor	Convoy cost multiplier	Consumption tax cost	Obsession chance	Produced by	Consumed by
Automobiles	100	3	10	1.5	100	1	Automotive Industries	Pop consumption Motorized Reconnaissance Truck Transport
Coffee	50	5	6	0.75	100	1.5	Coffee Plantations	Pop consumption
Fine art	200	1.5	10	1	100	1	Arts Academy	Pop consumption
Fruit	30	8	4	0.75	200	1	Farms Banana Plantations Subsistence Orchards	Pop consumption
Gold	100		5	1		—	Gold Fields Gold Mines	None
Liquor	30	8	4	0.75	100	2	Food Industries Rye Farms Subsistence industries	Pop consumption Liquor Supplements mobilization First Aid mobilization
Luxury clothes	60	4	8	0.75	100	1	Textile Mills	Pop consumption
Luxury furniture	60	4	8	0.75	100	1	Furniture Manufacturies	Pop consumption
Meat	30	8	4	0.75	200	1	Livestock Ranches Whaling Stations Subsistence Pastures	Pop consumption Luxurious Supplies mobilization Food Industries
Opium	50	5	2	0.75	100	10	Opium Plantations	Pop consumption Opium Supplements mobilization Field Hospitals mobilization
Porcelain	70	3.5	8	0.75	100	1	Glassworks	Pop consumption
Radios	80	3.5	10	1	100	1	Electrics Industries	Pop consumption Supplies mobilization Naval units
Sugar	30	8	4	0.75	100	1.5	Farms Sugar Plantations	Pop consumption Chocolate Supplements mobilization Food Industries
Tea	50	5	6	0.75	100	1.5	Tea Plantations	Pop consumption
Telephones	70	4	10	1	100	1	Electrics Industries	Pop consumption Government Administration
Tobacco	40	5	4	0.75	100	2	Tobacco Plantations	Pop consumption Tobacco Supplements mobilization
Wine	50	5	6	0.75	100	2	Vineyards	Pop consumption Luxurious Supplies mobilization

Industrial goods

Good	Base cost	Traded quantity	Prestige factor	Convoy cost multiplier	Consumption tax cost	Obsession chance	Produced by	Consumed by
Clippers	60	3.5	4	0.25	100	0.5	Shipyards	Port Fishing Wharves Whaling Stations Pop consumption
Coal	30	7	3	0.75	150	—	Coal Mines	Pop consumption Many production methods  Automation production methods Fertilizer Plants Steel Mills Shipyards Livestock Ranches Mining Equipment Power Plants Port Fishing Wharves Whaling Stations Suez Canal Panama Canal Railways
Dye	40	5	6	1		—	Dye Plantations Synthetics Plants	Textile Mills Glassworks Paper Mills
Engines	60	4	8	1.5		—	Motor Industries	(Military) Shipyards Automotive Industries Farms Steam Donkey Plantations Power Plants Oil Rigs Railways Rail Transport mobilization
Explosives	50	4	6	1.5		—	Explosives Factories	Munition Plants Mines Torpedo Boats Construction Sector
Fertilizer	30	7	3	1		—	Fertilizer Plants Livestock Ranches	Explosives Factories Synthetics Plants Farms Chemical Weapons mobilization
Glass	40	5	5	1	100	—	Glassworks	Pop consumption Food Industries Urban Center Construction Sector
Hardwood	40	5	4	1		—	Logging Camps	Furniture Manufactories (Military) Shipyards Automotive Industries Arms Industries Artillery Foundries
Iron	40	5	3	1		—	Iron Mines	Food Industries Tooling Workshops Fertilizer Plants Steel Mills Electrics Industries Livestock Ranches Construction Sector Arms Industries Artillery Foundries
Lead	40	5	3	1		—	Lead Mines	Glassworks Electrics Industries Munition Plants
Oil	40	6	6	1	200	—	Whaling Stations Oil Rigs	Pop consumption Supplies mobilization Reconnaissance mobilization Flamethrowers mobilization Food Industries Assembly Lines Fertilizer Plants Arms Industries Farms
Rubber	40	5	4	1		—	Rubber Plantations	Tooling Workshops Textile Mills Automotive Industries Electrics Industries
Silk	40	5	6	1	100	—	Silk Plantations Synthetics Plants	Textile Mills Pop consumption
Steamers	70	3.5	6	0.25	100	0.5	Shipyards	Pop consumption Port Fishing Wharves Whaling Stations
Steel	50	4	5	1		—	Steel Mills	Tooling Workshops Motor Industries (Military) Shipyards Automotive Industries Arms Industries Artillery Foundries Railways Construction Sector
Sulfur	50	4	3	1		—	Sulfur Mines	Paper Mills Fertilizer Plants Explosives Factories Synthetics Plants
Tools	40	5	5	1		—	Tooling Workshops	Many production methods  Most manufacturing buildings, farms and mines, except the most primitive production methods Arts Academy Construction Sector Suez Canal Panama Canal

Military goods

Good	Base cost	Traded quantity	Prestige factor	Convoy cost multiplier	Consumption tax cost	Obsession chance	Produced by	Consumed by
Aeroplanes	80	3	10	2	100	0.5	Automotive Industries	Aerial Reconnaissance Carriers Pop consumption
Ammunition	50	5	5	1		—	Munition Plants	Military units
Artillery	70	3.5	5	1.5		—	Artillery Foundries	Military units
Ironclads	80	3.5	10	0.5		—	Military Shipyards	Naval units
Man-o-Wars	70	3.5	5	0.5		—	Military Shipyards	Naval units
Small arms	60	4	5	1	100	0.5	Arms Industries	Land units Pop consumption
Tanks	80	3	10	2		—	Automotive Industries	Land units

Prestige goods

Prestige goods are variants of regular goods. Each prestige good is connected to a company. Many flavored companies have preset flavored prestige goods that they produce as long as they are prosperous, while companies can make generic prestige goods only after completing a journal entry. Prestige goods are produced only by buildings owned by the relevant company. Generic prestige goods are produced by a number of different companies while flavored prestige goods are only produced by a specific company. Generic prestige goods can be renamed.

Prestige goods are identical to their base good for most purposed and are used interchangeably for inputs and pop needs. Buildings that use prestige goods as an input gain a throughput bonus and pops give prestige goods higher weight for goods substitution for needs, default +50%. Prestige goods provide the following scaling effects multiplied by their relative proportion:

Function	Effect
As building input	+20% Throughput
As military building input	+15%  Offense +15%  Defense +25%  Morale recovery
In trade center market area	+100 Export trade advantage
In local market for pop needs	+100% Substitution demand
As pop needs purchase	+40% Standard of Living (capped to +20% at 50% or more proportion)
In national market for obsession spawn chance	+500% Spawn chance

Being the leading producer of a prestige good provides three times the prestige of the base good with the same relative scaling amount for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd. The leading producers of prestige goods are calculated separately from the base goods.

List of prestige goods

Prestige good	Base good	Type	Typical country
Quick-fire Artillery	Artillery	Generic	Germany/Russia/Spain
Designer Clothes	Clothes	Generic	Any
Reserve Coffee	Coffee	Generic	Any
High-grade Explosives	Explosives	Generic	Any
Enriched Fertilizer	Fertilizer	Generic	Any
Select Fish	Fish	Generic	Any
Stylish Furniture	Furniture	Generic	Any
Fine Grain	Grain	Generic	Any
Gourmet Groceries	Groceries	Generic	Any
Prime Meat	Meat	Generic	Any
Swift Merchant Marine	Merchant Marine	Generic	Colombia/Denmark/Egypt/Philippines
Pure Opium	Opium	Generic	Any
Craft Paper	Paper	Generic	Any
High-powered Small Arms	Small Arms	Generic	Any
Refined Steel	Steel	Generic	Any
Precision Tools	Tools	Generic	Any
Krupp Guns	Artillery	Flavored	Germany
Schneider Guns	Artillery	Flavored	France
Ford Automobiles	Automobiles	Flavored	USA
Turin Automobiles	Automobiles	Flavored	Italy
German Aniline	Dye	Flavored	Germany
Brunn-Type Engines	Engines	Flavored	Austria/Bohemia
Schichau Engines	Engines	Flavored	Germany
Mit Afifi	Fabric	Flavored	Egypt
Sea Island Cotton	Fabric	Flavored	USA
Grand Strategy Games	Fine Art	Flavored	Sweden
Gros Michel Banana	Fruit	Flavored	USA
Bentwood Furniture	Furniture	Flavored	Austria
Bohemian Crystal	Glass	Flavored	Austria
Pannonian Patent Flour	Grain	Flavored	Austria/Hungary
Rosewood	Hardwood	Flavored	Brazil
Teak	Hardwood	Flavored	India
Oregrounds Iron	Iron	Flavored	Sweden
Russia Iron	Iron	Flavored	Russia
Armstrong Ships	Ironclads	Flavored	Great Britain
Bacardi Rum	Liquor	Flavored	Cuba
Smirnoff Vodka	Liquor	Flavored	Russia
Haute Couture	Luxury Clothes	Flavored	France
English Upholstery	Luxury Furniture	Flavored	Great Britain
Acorn-Fed Pork	Meat	Flavored	Serbia
River Plate Beef	Meat	Flavored	Argentina
Baku Oil	Oil	Flavored	Russia
Bengal Opium	Opium	Flavored	India
Washi Paper	Paper	Flavored	Japan
Canton Porcelain	Porcelain	Flavored	China
Meissen Porcelain	Porcelain	Flavored	Germany
Satsuma Ware	Porcelain	Flavored	Japan
Chapel Radios	Radios	Flavored	Netherlands
Radiola Radios	Radios	Flavored	USA
Colt Revolvers	Small Arms	Flavored	USA
Saint-Etienne Rifles	Small Arms	Flavored	France
Como Silk	Silk	Flavored	Italy
Suzhou Silk	Silk	Flavored	China
Tomioka Silk	Silk	Flavored	Japan
Clyde-Built Liners	Steamers	Flavored	Great Britain
Sheffield Steel	Steel	Flavored	Great Britain
Havana Sugar	Sugar	Flavored	Cuba
Sicilian Sulfur	Sulfur	Flavored	Italy
Assam Tea	Tea	Flavored	India
China Tea	Tea	Flavored	China
Ericsson Apparatus	Telephones	Flavored	Sweden
Basma Tobacco	Tobacco	Flavored	Bulgaria
Cigars	Tobacco	Flavored	Cuba
Turkish Tobacco	Tobacco	Flavored	Turkey
Champagne	Wine	Flavored	France
Port	Wine	Flavored	Portugal
Sherry	Wine	Flavored	Spain

Discoverable goods

 Oil,  rubber, and  gold can be discovered in a state provided its owner, or the owner of a neighbouring state, has the right technology. Some gold and rubber resources are present at the start of the game; those amounts are included in the tables below. Oil can also be gained from  whaling, and that oil is not included in the tables below.

Undiscovered resources in a state may not be revealed all at once; the amounts in the tables below are the maximum amounts that can be revealed in that state. If a state is split between two or more countries, its resources are split roughly proportionally as well.

Americas

Strategic Region	State
The Andes	Acre	—	15	—
The Andes	Antofagasta	—	—	10
The Andes	Cajamarca	20	—	4
The Andes	Ecuador	—	12	—
The Andes	Jujuy	—	—	3
The Andes	La Paz	50	8	4
The Andes	Lima	—	—	6
The Andes	Pastaza	20	16	—
The Andes	Potosí	—	—	4
The Andes	Santa Cruz	50	22	—
The Andes	Total	140	73	31
Brazil	Amazonas	20	25	—
Brazil	Bahia	—	3	—
Brazil	Ceará	—	3	—
Brazil	Goiás	—	16	—
Brazil	Maranhão	—	16	—
Brazil	Mato Grosso	20	26	—
Brazil	Minas Gerais	20	7	10
Brazil	Pará	20	22	—
Brazil	Paraíba	—	1	—
Brazil	Pernambuco	—	2	—
Brazil	Piauí	—	4	—
Brazil	Rio de Janeiro	—	7	—
Brazil	Rio Grande do Norte	—	2	—
Brazil	Rio Grande do Sul	20	—	—
Brazil	São Paulo	20	10	—
Brazil	Uruguay	20	—	—
Brazil	Total	140	144	10
Canada	Manitoba	30	—	—
Canada	Ontario	60	—	—
Canada	Total	90	—	—
Caribbean	Cuba	10	8	—
Caribbean	Haiti	—	12	—
Caribbean	Jamaica	—	14	—
Caribbean	Puerto Rico	—	6	—
Caribbean	Santo Domingo	—	12	—
Caribbean	West Indies	30	—	—
Caribbean	Total	40	52	—
Central America	Chiapas	—	24	—
Central America	Costa Rica	—	12	—
Central America	Guatemala	—	20	—
Central America	Honduras	—	16	—
Central America	Nicaragua	—	14	—
Central America	Panama	—	12	—
Central America	San Salvador	—	10	—
Central America	Yucatán	—	16	—
Central America	Total	—	124	—
Dixie	Alabama	20	—	—
Dixie	Arkansas	20	—	—
Dixie	Florida	30	—	—
Dixie	Louisiana	20	—	—
Dixie	Mississippi	30	—	—
Dixie	Oklahoma	80	—	—
Dixie	Texas	100	—	—
Dixie	Total	300	—	—
Gran Colombia	Antioquia	20	8	—
Gran Colombia	Bolívar	50	16	—
Gran Colombia	Cauca	—	10	—
Gran Colombia	Cundinamarca	—	6	—
Gran Colombia	Guaviare	—	18	—
Gran Colombia	Guyana	20	16	12
Gran Colombia	Miranda	100	4	—
Gran Colombia	Zulia	100	4	—
Gran Colombia	Total	290	82	12
Great Plains	Alberta	80	—	—
Great Plains	Colorado	20	—	8
Great Plains	Kansas	50	—	—
Great Plains	Montana	20	—	—
Great Plains	Nebraska	20	—	—
Great Plains	North Dakota	20	—	—
Great Plains	South Dakota	20	—	8
Great Plains	Saskatchewan	30	—	—
Great Plains	Wyoming	20	—	—
Great Plains	Total	280	—	16
La Plata	Araucania	20	—	4
La Plata	Corrientes	20	—	—
La Plata	Alto Paraguay	20	—	—
La Plata	Bajo Paraguay	20	—	—
La Plata	Patagonia	20	—	—
La Plata	Santa Fe	20	—	—
La Plata	Santiago	—	—	5
La Plata	Tucumán	—	—	3
La Plata	Total	120	—	12
Mexico	Bajío	—	—	4
Mexico	Guerrero	—	8	3
Mexico	Jalisco	—	12	—
Mexico	México	—	8	—
Mexico	Oaxaca	—	6	2
Mexico	Río Grande	80	—	—
Mexico	Sonora	—	—	6
Mexico	Veracruz	40	8	—
Mexico	Zacatecas	—	—	4
Mexico	Total	120	42	19
The Midwest	Missouri	20	—	—
The Midwest	Ohio	10	—	—
The Midwest	Total	30	—	—
New England	Pennsylvania	50	—	—
Pacific Coast	Alaska	—	—	12
Pacific Coast	Arizona	—	—	5
Pacific Coast	British Columbia	—	—	8
Pacific Coast	California	80	—	12
Pacific Coast	Nevada	—	—	15
Pacific Coast	Utah	20	—	—
Pacific Coast	Yukon Territory	—	—	12
Pacific Coast	Total	100	—	64

Europe and Asia

Strategic Region	State
Balkans	Albania	20	—	—
Bengal	Assam	44	12	—
Bombay	Bombay	—	—	3
Bombay	Gujarat	8	—	—
Bombay	Total	8	—	6
South China	Chongqing	10	—	—
North China	Alxa	10	—	—
North China	Shandong	20	—	—
North China	Shanxi	30	—	—
North China	Xi’an	20	—	—
North China	Total	80	—	—
Danubia	Délvidék	20	—	—
Danubia	Moldavia	50	—	—
Danubia	Wallachia	80	—	—
Danubia	Total	150	—	—
Dnieper	Chernihiv	6	—	—
Dnieper	Kharkiv	12	—	—
Dnieper	Total	18	—	—
Delhi	Punjab	7	—	—
England	East Anglia	20	—	—
England	Lancashire	20	—	—
England	Total	40	—	—
Italy	Lombardy	20	—	—
Rhine	Friesland	60	—	—
North Germany	Elbe	60	—	—
North Germany	Hannover	60	—	—
North Germany	Total	120	—	—
South Germany	Bohemia	—	—	5
South Germany	Tyrol	—	—	2
South Germany	Total	—	—	7
Iberia	Asturias	—	—	4
Iberia	Navarra	30	—	—
Iberia	Total	30	—	4
Indochina	Annam	—	6	—
Indochina	Arakan	7	—	—
Indochina	Bangkok	—	16	—
Indochina	Cambodia	—	12	—
Indochina	Chiang Mai	—	4	—
Indochina	Malaya	—	40	—
Indochina	Mandalay	26	20	2
Indochina	Mekong	—	8	—
Indochina	Nakhon Ratchasima	—	2	—
Indochina	Pegu	5	9	—
Indochina	Sagaing	—	—	3
Indochina	Shan States	—	2	—
Indochina	Tenasserim	—	16	—
Indochina	Tonkin	—	16	—
Indochina	Total	38	151	5
Indonesia	Aceh	25	18	—
Indonesia	East Borneo	60	28	—
Indonesia	North Borneo	20	16	8
Indonesia	West Borneo	—	12	10
Indonesia	Celebes	—	4	—
Indonesia	Central Java	—	8	—
Indonesia	East Java	20	12	—
Indonesia	West Java	20	12	—
Indonesia	Luzón	—	4	—
Indonesia	Mindanao	—	10	—
Indonesia	Moluccas	—	4	—
Indonesia	Eastern New Guinea	15	12	—
Indonesia	Western New Guinea	15	8	—
Indonesia	North Sumatra	—	28	—
Indonesia	South Sumatra	20	28	—
Indonesia	Sunda Islands	—	8	—
Indonesia	Visayas	—	4	—
Indonesia	Total	195	216	18
Japan	Chubu	30	—	—
Japan	Hokkaido	—	—	8
Japan	Sakhalin	10	—	—
Japan	Total	40	—	8
Madras	Ceylon	—	12	—
Madras	Madras	—	7	—
Madras	Malabar	—	8	—
Madras	Mysore	—	6	6
Madras	Total	—	33	6
Manchuria	Northern Heilongjiang	—	—	18
Manchuria	Northern Jilin	20	—	8
Manchuria	Shengjing	20	—	—
Manchuria	Total	40	—	26
Oceania	New South Wales	30	—	12
Oceania	North Island	—	—	4
Oceania	South Island	—	—	6
Oceania	Tasmania	—	—	6
Oceania	Victoria	—	—	6
Oceania	Western Australia	—	—	8
Oceania	Total	30	—	42
Poland	East Galicia	100	—	—
Poland	West Galicia	60	—	—
Poland	Total	160	—	—
Arctic Russia	Arkhangelsk	—	—	10
Arctic Russia	Nenetsia	30	—	—
Arctic Russia	Vologda	20	—	—
Arctic Russia	Total	50	—	10
Russia	Cheboksary	24	—	—
Russia	Kursk	—	—	3
Russia	Saratov	15	—	—
Russia	Total	39	—	3
East Siberia	Buryatia	—	—	16
East Siberia	Chita	10	—	—
East Siberia	Chukotka	—	—	4
East Siberia	Irkutsk	10	—	—
East Siberia	Kamchatka	—	—	2
East Siberia	Kolmya	—	—	16
East Siberia	Okhotsk	—	—	8
East Siberia	Yakutsk	5	—	8
East Siberia	Total	25	—	54
West Siberia	Altai	—	—	3
West Siberia	Krasnoyarsk	—	—	12
West Siberia	Ob	60	—	—
West Siberia	Surgut	120	—	—
West Siberia	Tobolsk	60	—	—
West Siberia	Total	240	—	15
Urals	Chelyabinsk	—	—	12
Urals	Kazan	60	—	—
Urals	Perm	60	—	—
Urals	Samara	90	—	—
Urals	Ufa	35	—	—
Urals	Ural	—	—	8
Urals	Vyatka	25	—	—
Urals	Total	270	—	20

Africa and Middle East

Strategic Region	State
Arabia	Baghdad	40	—	—
Arabia	Basra	60	—	—
Arabia	Mosul	40	—	—
Arabia	Nejd	60	—	—
Arabia	Oman	30	—	—
Arabia	Trucial Coast	80	—	—
Arabia	Yemen	30	—	—
Arabia	Total	340	—	—
Caucasus	Astrakhan	30	—	—
Caucasus	Baku	100	—	—
Caucasus	Dagestan	30	—	—
Caucasus	Kalmykia	10	—	—
Caucasus	Kuban	30	—	—
Caucasus	North Caucasus	25	—	4
Caucasus	Stavropol	30	—	—
Caucasus	Tiflis	—	—	3
Caucasus	Total	255	—	7
Central Asia	Aktobe	30	—	—
Central Asia	Dzungaria	10	—	—
Central Asia	Turkmenia	30	—	—
Central Asia	Uralsk	60	—	—
Central Asia	Total	130	—	—
Congo	East Angola	—	16	—
Congo	North Angola	—	22	—
Congo	South Angola	—	14	—
Congo	South Cameroon	—	24	—
Congo	Congo	5	60	—
Congo	Lower Congo	—	32	—
Congo	Equateur	—	30	—
Congo	Gabon	5	24	—
Congo	Kasai	—	22	—
Congo	Katanga	—	20	—
Congo	Lualaba	—	52	—
Congo	Ubangi-Shari	—	34	—
Congo	Zambia	—	20	—
Congo	Total	10	370	—
Ethiopia	Amhara	—	26	—
Ethiopia	Gonder	—	22	—
Ethiopia	Oromia	10	28	—
Ethiopia	Total	10	76	—
North Africa	Constantine	20	—	—
North Africa	Libyan Desert	50	—	—
North Africa	East Sahara	20	—	—
North Africa	Inner Morocco	—	—	3
North Africa	Sahara	20	—	—
North Africa	Tripoli	50	—	—
North Africa	Total	160	—	3
Niger	Benin	—	16	—
Niger	Chad	30	—	—
Niger	Dahomey	—	22	—
Niger	Hausaland	10	20	—
Niger	East Hausaland	5	—	—
Niger	Outer Hausaland	5	—	—
Niger	Niger	50	—	—
Niger	Nigeria	—	24	—
Niger	Niger Delta	—	22	—
Niger	Togo	—	20	—
Niger	Yoruba States	—	16	—
Niger	Total	100	140	—
Nile	Darfur	30	—	—
Nile	Dongola	5	—	—
Nile	Equatoria	—	18	—
Nile	Kordofan	20	—	—
Nile	Total	55	18	—
Persia	Arabistan	60	—	—
Persia	Fars	60	—	—
Persia	Hormuz	40	—	—
Persia	Khorasan	20	—	—
Persia	Luristan	20	—	—
Persia	Mazandaran	20	—	—
Persia	Persian Kurdistan	20	—	—
Persia	Total	240	—	—
Senegal	Gambia	—	16	—
Senegal	Ghana	—	22	—
Senegal	Guinea	—	22	—
Senegal	Ivory Coast	5	22	—
Senegal	Liberia	—	20	—
Senegal	Inner Mauritania	20	—	—
Senegal	Senegal	—	16	—
Senegal	Sierra Leone	—	28	—
Senegal	Timbuktu	20	—	—
Senegal	Volta	—	24	—
Senegal	Windward Coast	—	22	—
Senegal	Total	45	192	—
Southern Africa	Lourenço Marques	—	16	—
Southern Africa	Northern Cape	—	—	9
Southern Africa	Transvaal	—	—	12
Southern Africa	Vrystaat	—	—	16
Southern Africa	Zambezi	—	16	—
Southern Africa	Total	—	32	37
Zanj	Kazembe	—	22	—
Zanj	Kenya	—	16	—
Zanj	Lindi	—	16	—
Zanj	North Madagascar	—	16	—
Zanj	South Madagascar	—	16	—
Zanj	Mocambique	—	28	—
Zanj	Rift Valley	—	16	—
Zanj	Tanganyika	—	28	—
Zanj	Uganda	—	28	—
Zanj	Zambezia	—	14	—
Zanj	Zanzibar	—	16	—
Zanj	Total	—	216	—

Maps

Resources

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  Coal

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  Fish

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  Gold fields

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  Gold mines (starting)

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  Iron

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  Lead

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  Logging

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  Oil

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  Rubber

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  Sulfur

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  Whaling

Agriculture

Livestock ranches can be built nearly anywhere, so that map can also be used as a general map of arable land.

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  Livestock ranches

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  Banana plantations

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  Coffee plantations

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  Cotton plantations

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  Dye plantations

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  Maize farms

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  Millet farms

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  Opium plantations

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  Rice farms

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  Rye farms

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  Silk plantations

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  Sugar plantations

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  Tea plantations

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  Tobacco plantations

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  Vineyards

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  Wheat farms

References

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1. To update page content, see reference files /Victoria 3/game/common/goods/00_goods.txt and /Victoria 3/game/common/prestige_goods/00_prestige_goods.txt.
2. To update flavor text, see reference file /Victoria 3/game/localization/english/goods_l_english.yml.
3. For discoverable goods, see reference files in folder /Victoria 3/game/map_data/state_regions

Game concepts