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The map is the world on which a game of Civilization VI takes place. The map consists of a rectangular fix of hexagonal tiles, with sections of terrestrial state divided into continents. The map may be generated with various map scripts, and comes in six sizes.

In near cases, the map will be cylindrical with wraparound on an east–west centrality, with impassible ice caps at the northern and southern edges. However, there are some map scripts, such as Inland Body of water, that exercise not feature wraparound with hard borders on all four edges.

Map scripts [ ]

Maps can be randomly generated through scripts. These scripts suit the continental land and open sea into various configurations, with extra settings in Avant-garde Setup to farther alter how land is generated.

Vanilla Culture VI allows players to choose from 8 different types of maps, with more than added past DLC and update.

Proper noun	Added in	Description	Notes	Playable civilizations
Continents	Civilization VI	A few large landmasses.
Fractal	Civilization VI	Unpredictable map that tin can result in many or few landmasses.
Inland Sea	Civilization Half-dozen	One large sea in the center of the map.	No wraparound.
Island Plates	Civilization Half-dozen	Islands ranging from modest to large.
Pangaea	Culture 6	One massive landmass with surrounding islands.
Shuffle	Civilisation Half dozen	What secrets volition this map reveal?
4-Leaf Clover	Civilization Vi	Civilizations starting time in iv counterbalanced regions. The map forces players toward the center.	Sets map size to Tiny. No wraparound.
vi-Armed Snowflake	Culture 6	Civilizations starting time in vi balanced regions, with City-States on nearby islands. The map forces players toward the center.	Sets map size to Small. No wraparound.
Earth	Winter 2016 Update	A representation of World with resources, terrain, and features reflecting their historic locations.	Sets map size to Standard.
True Start Location Globe	Australian Summertime 2017 Update	Civilizations get-go at the location of a historic capital letter on an Earth map.	Sets map size to Standard.
Earth Huge	April 2021 Update	A larger sized representation of Earth with resource, terrain, and features reflecting their historic locations.	Sets map size to Huge.
True Start Location Globe Huge	April 2021 Update	Civilizations start at the location of their historic capital on an World map.	Sets map size to Huge.
Mediterranean Large	Apr 2021 Update	A large map of the greater Mediterranean region with resources, terrain, and features reflecting their historic locations.	Sets map size to Large. No wraparound.
Truthful Start Location Mediterranean	April 2021 Update	Civilizations first at the location of their historic capital on the big Mediterranean map.	Sets map size to Large. No wraparound.	Arabia, Babylon, Byzantium, Arab republic of egypt, England, French republic, Gaul, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Macedon, Ottomans, Persia, Phoenicia, Poland, Portugal, Rome, Spain, Sumer
Archipelago	Ascent and Fall	Lots of pocket-sized islands with a few larger islands.
7 Seas	June 2019 Update Added to all rulesets in September 2019 Update	Several large bodies of water surrounded past state. Islands tin can exist found in these waters.
Pocket-sized Continents	June 2019 Update Added to all rulesets in September 2019 Update	The world will consist of a few medium landmasses and some smaller islands.
East Asia	Fall 2017 Update	A representation of E Asia with resources, terrain, and features reflecting their historic locations.	Sets map size to Standard. No wraparound.
Truthful Get-go Location Eastern asia	Fall 2017 Update	Civilizations start at the location of their historic capital on the Asia map.	Sets map size to Standard. No wraparound.	China, India, Indonesia, Nihon, Central khmer, Korea, Mongolia, Scythia, Vietnam
Europe	Rise and Fall	A representation of Europe with resources, terrain, and features reflecting their historic locations.	Sets map size to Standard. No wraparound.
True Start Location Europe	Ascension and Fall	Civilizations outset at the location of their celebrated capital on the Europe map.	Sets map size to Standard. No wraparound.	Byzantium, England, France, Gaul, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Macedon, Netherlands, Norway, Ottomans, Poland, Portugal, Rome, Russian federation, Scotland, Scythia, Kingdom of spain, Sweden
Continents and Islands	September 2019 Update	A few large landmasses surrounded past islands.
Lakes	September 2019 Update	A globe without oceans, simply lakes and inland seas.
Mirror	September 2019 Update	Randomly generated balanced 4-histrion map platonic for competitive multiplayer matches.	Sets map size to Tiny.
Primordial	September 2019 Update	A map from an early time with unpredictable continents and islands. More volatile atmospheric condition exist with actress coastal lowlands and volcanoes.
Splintered Fractal	September 2019 Update	A highly random map that will often class thin, snaky continents and islands.
Terra	September 2019 Update	A continents map where all major civilizations starting time on the largest continent.
Tilted Axis	September 2019 Update	A polar centered continents map.	No wraparound.
Highlands	Byzantium & Gaul Pack	A large region dominated by hills and mountain ranges.
Wetlands	Portugal Pack	A continents map flooded with rivers and marsh. At that place are actress Forest, Inundation Plains, and Rainforests besides.

Map size [ ]

As mentioned in a higher place, Civilization VI separates maps into half-dozen distinct sizes. The size of a map determines the default and maximum numbers of players and city-states, the maximum number of religions that can be founded, and also the number of natural wonders and continents, as shown in the table beneath.

Size	Dimensions	Players*	Metropolis-States*	Maximum Religions	Natural Wonders	Continents
Duel	44×26	2/iv	3/6	2	2	one
Tiny	60×38	4/vi	six/10	3	three	two
Small	74×46	six/10	9/fourteen	4	4	3
Standard	84×54	8/14	12/18	five	5	4
Big	96×60	10/16	fifteen/22	6	half-dozen	5
Huge	106×66	12/twenty	18/24	vii	7	vi

* Default/Maximum values

Regardless of map size, the minimum numbers of players and urban center-states are ii and 0, respectively.

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Alfred Wegener's Legacy

Win a regular game on the Pangaea Map.

Alfred Wegener was the first to come up with the idea of plate tectonics and the theory of Pangaea.

Dingy Dozen

Win a regular game on a Huge Map.

A reference to The Muddy Dozen, a 1967 war film.

Eight is Enough

Win a regular game on a Standard Map.

A reference to the 1970s one-act-drama series Eight Is Enough.

4 Corners Law-breaking

Win a regular game on a Tiny Map.

Four corners offense is an offensive stalling tactic in basketball.

Here's Looking At Y'all Kid

Win a regular game on a Duel Map.

A famous quote from Casablanca, a 1942 romantic drama film.

Island Hopping

Win a regular game with a Domination victory on any difficulty with any leader on a Huge Island Plates map.

Tactic used past Douglas MacArthur against the Japanese during Earth State of war Two.

Mare Nostrum

Win a regular game on the Inland Sea Map.

Latin for 'our body of water', it was also a Roman proper noun for the Mediterranean Sea.

Riffle and Span

Win a regular game on the Shuffle Map.

The 'Riffle and Bridge' is a circuitous just impressive method of shuffling a deck of cards.

Six Shooter

Win a regular game on a Small-scale Map.

A six shooter is a revolver with six cartridges.

Tectonic Shift

Win a regular game on the Continents Map.

Tectonic shifts are phenomena related to continents.

Ten Commandments

Win a regular game on a Large Map.

The Ten Commandments are a gear up of biblical laws that play a fundamental part in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.

The Taste of Victory

Win a regular game on the Island Plates Map.

A play on the pregnant of 'plates', which are used to conduct food.

Unique Snowflake

Win a regular game on Fractal Map.

The Koch or 'snowflake' curve is a famous fractal shape first divers by the Swedish mathematician Helge von Koch.

Civilization Half-dozen [edit]
Ascension and Fall • Gathering Storm • New Frontier Pass
Lists Agendas • Beliefs • Buildings (Unique buildings) • City-states • Civics • Civilizations • Competitions • Districts • Improvements • Leaders • Natural wonders • Pantheons • Policy cards • Projects • Promotions • Religions • Resource • Technologies • Terrains • Units (Unique units) • Wonders
Concepts Calendar • Age (Historic Moment • Timeline ) • Barbarians • Boosts • Building • Metropolis (Amenities • Capital • Governor • Housing • Loyalty • Population) • Urban center-country (Envoy • Suzerain) • Civic • Climate (Disaster) • Gainsay (Air combat • City gainsay • Flanking and Support • Zone of command) • Competition • Difficulty level • Diplomacy (Alliance • Diplomatic Visibility and Gossip • Emergency • Espionage • Grievances • Warmongering • World Congress ) • District • Era • Authorities • Peachy People • Great Work • Improvement • Map (Entreatment • Borders • Continent • Tile) • Natural wonder • Policy card • Project • Promotion • Faith (Pantheon) • Resource • Speed • Technology • Terrain • Merchandise Route • Unit (Movement • Range • Sight • Strength) • Victory • War weariness • Wonder
Miscellaneous DLC • Game fashion • Modding • Persona Packs • Scenarios • Soundtrack • Starting a new game • Steam Achievements • Steam trading cards • Updates
Added in the Rise and Fall expansion pack. Added in the Gathering Tempest expansion pack.