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Province 1577 (Xiangfan) has 1525 (Bo Hai) listed under port, despite being located in central China, far from any coastline - while on the other hand province 1576 (Tangshan) which actually borders Bo Hai does not have a port reference. Seems to me that it ought to be the other way around.
I discovered this after having spent a few centuries in EU2 & Vicky gradually conquering China. Despite having lost all their coastal provinces, they were somehow constantly placing their vessels (which they no longer had any reason for building, really) in *my* province of Tangshan. A look at saved games revealed that these ships were technically located in the inland province of Xiangfan, which prompted an examination of their province.csv listings.
Province 1577 (Xiangfan) has 1525 (Bo Hai) listed under port, despite being located in central China, far from any coastline - while on the other hand province 1576 (Tangshan) which actually borders Bo Hai does not have a port reference. Seems to me that it ought to be the other way around.
I discovered this after having spent a few centuries in EU2 & Vicky gradually conquering China. Despite having lost all their coastal provinces, they were somehow constantly placing their vessels (which they no longer had any reason for building, really) in *my* province of Tangshan. A look at saved games revealed that these ships were technically located in the inland province of Xiangfan, which prompted an examination of their province.csv listings.
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