Question regarding forest to east of Edmonton

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Question regarding forest to east of Edmonton

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There's a railway leading to Edmonton in Canada that stops one hex to the east- unless my map is corrupted anyway. I've found a couple of units very...............very....slowly making their way through this forest after strat moving from Eastern Canada areas to Vancouver- hitting the end of the railway and appear to be working their way through the forest.

Does everyone else have a forest hex immediately to the east of Edmonton?
Anyone else found units strat moving getting "stuck" going this route?


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RE: Question regarding forest to east of Edmonton

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Never seen it, seems like something you should post in the tech forum.
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RE: Question regarding forest to east of Edmonton

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ORIGINAL: Itdepends
Does everyone else have a forest hex immediately to the east of Edmonton?

Yep.
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This would probably be the right thread, btw:
 
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That "forest" is a curiosity in real life.  I'm writing this from Edmonton.  The hex should really be - at worst - swamp terrain; and more likely be clear farmland.
 
On the game map the railroad line is obscured by the city name tag.  I presumed it still ran through the hex.
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RE: Question regarding forest to east of Edmonton

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Thanks for the replys all- I may have jumped the gun RE the units in the area being stuck then- I admit I only just noticed them there- hadn't watched them over a number of turns (it's PBEM so bit harder to quickly test if they were stuck).
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If you press R-key, you see if railroad actually goes through the forest or not. 
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and tore up the tracks again


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RE: Question regarding forest to east of Edmonton

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ORIGINAL: Sardaukar

If you press R-key, you see if railroad actually goes through the forest or not. 

In AE the "Y" key is used to show railways, and there is indeed a railway in that forest hex East of Edmonton, even though the map art for it is covered by the base name.

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That "forest" is a curiosity in real life.  I'm writing this from Edmonton.  The hex should really be - at worst - swamp terrain; and more likely be clear farmland.

On the game map the railroad line is obscured by the city name tag.  I presumed it still ran through the hex.

My first thought was it represents the wooded terrain of Elk Island National Park. I have no idea when the area became a national park though. Either way, that's my guess as to why it's wooded.
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