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Clair Ramos, July 2065 Clair Ramos was born in October 2036, at the later demolished Cepero Hospital, at the time located at Arthur M. Leroy’s Road. The daughter of Shipping Assistant Ben Sánchez and Museum inspector Nora Ramos. Clair had a turbulent childhood, with the family moving several times due to changes in the family's financial situation. In 2059 she left the family to live with boyfriend Juan. As it turned out he was unfaithful, she moved back in 2063. While living at home, she finished her 2nd level education at President Williams School. This winter she was offered a good job at Coffee Shop Tropico through a friend. Clair finally left her parents, 29 years old, finding a small apartment at Ruiz Tower, Cattle Road. Clair dates, but still haven’t found the right one. Clair Ramos just about to enter Coffee Shop Tropico

This is the latest maps from statistic department Overview map of Bounty Islands (North) 2064 Overview map of Bounty Islands (South) 2064 NORTH DISTRICT Mountain Village (east) 2064 Mountain Village (west) 2064 Plateau Village 2064 ----------------------------------------------- BOUNTY CITY Presidente Jakub District 2064 Harbor District 2064 Saint Mary's District 2064 Cattle Road District 2064 Shark Beach Suburb, Cattle Road District 2064 CEPERO ISLAND Cepero Capital City 2064 Industrial Zone 2064 South District West, Miner’s Town, 2064 South District East, Lucia Village and Plain Hamlet, 2064 D'ANGELO ISLAND D’Angelo Town, 2064 Southern D’Angelo Island, 2064 ANTONIA Del TORO ISLAND, 2062 ----------------------------------------------- Public Transport Map 2052 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THE STORY OF BOUNTY ISLANDS Prologue: After hundreds of Years where Bounty Islands was a leftover and almost forgotten colony, “THE KING” have managed to spread a rumour in Europe, that precious metals have been found on the islands, hoping to attract new immigrants. As far as we know, no such metals have been discovered. But people and heading for Bounty from all over the old world. This story is about some families descending of the original Spanish inhabitants and a few of the people and families coming to the Islands in the early waves at the end of the 19th century. Other people may appear along the way, I don’t know how many I will follow. Well aware that investments were needed “THE KING” transferred some reasonable funds to the Governor, most of it was spend on a ridiculous oversized mansion to host the Governor family and his private guards, but some was at least used to upscale the main islands infrastructure. Rubén Ruiz One of the lucky townsmen to get a job at the new Rum Distillery was 35 years old Rubén Ruiz, he was from one of the old farmer family’s but he preferred working in the Rum industry to the sugar plantation. His wages were more than doubly. Rubén was married to Dolores with three children, but all old enough to support themselves. People at Bounty Islands get their children at a young age, in fact Rubén already had a grandchild, 1 year old David Sánchez, son of daughter Ane.

June 2065 Nate S. Dubois, the son of Luca S. Dubois died just a few months after his 3rd birthday. British travel, culture, and food journalist Robert Hughes was asked to talk about what he saw as Bounty’s best restaurants. Visit Bounty have no influence on Mr. Hughes choices. They are all his subjective thoughts. 1/ Het Wilde Varken, price level: High. Everyone visiting Cepero Island, locals as well as foreigners, should put on the Sunday dress on and visit Het Wilde Varken, located in the beautiful Inland See Waterfront, between Ruben Ruiz Strait and Inland Sea. Chef Daichi Fernández makes an amazing fusion food, which combines dishes from the Netherlands and Flanders with Caribbean ingredients. 2/ Yate Club Bounty, price level: Very high. In 2058, London TV personality and fashion blogger Mary Wright and her partner Italian actress Giorgia Biancho, bought the Yate Club restaurant and turned it into a seafood paradise. French chef Arthur Roux, makes the best sea food from local suppliers, don’t miss out on his amazing “Bay Scallop pickled in banana liqueur, with fried corn and chocolate sauce”. Reserve a table, weeks in advance. 3/ Zhūròu Bōluó, Price level: High If you are tired of Caribbean luxury food and want to try something very different, I’d say Zhūròu Bōluó is for you. The sweet Bōluó Jiàng Zhūròu (Pork in Pineapple Sauce) is splendid. Another wonderful dish on their menu is Mápó Dòufu (A stew of minced beef, tofu, fermented beans and chili paste). The latter only suitable for those who like strong food. The restaurant is located next to the beautiful Mónica Roux Monument, just south of Bounty China Town. Sadly, the nearby truck depot is quite noisy. Avoid sitting outside if visiting within working hours. 4/ Hotel America, price level: Medium The best restaurant, value for money, might be the one in Hotel America. Not to be confused with the next-door Hotel America Burger, which is mediocre at best. The Hotel America Restaurant is a large and a bit noisy family restaurant. Serving solid Italian/Austrian food. Pizza; Pasta; Wiener Schnitzel; Gulasch; Lamb and Fish dishes. 5/ Pub D'Angelo, price level: low. Most tourists have heard of the famous 1898 pub, the The Donkey Mansion. But honestly, despite the historical value of the building, that is a tourist trap. If you want to visit a great local pub, you are looking for Pub D'Angelo. Located in D’Angelo’s old village, this is a temple to good old-fashioned Bounty Rum and simple but wonderful local farmer’s food. Owned and run by Bounty-born Mónica Bertrand, who also create the delicious dishes.

María Sanz, May 2065 After a short period of illness, a María Sanz died just 67 years old. María was born at Lucia Clinic in December 1997. The daughter of Jane and Lucas Sanz. Her father was rather old when he got her, her mother was his 3rd wife. He died when María was just 3 years old. She saw her mother’s new lover Allesandro D'Angelo as a father. Her mother left Allesandro in 2016, but they kept contact until his death in 2019. 19 years old, she moved to her own small apartment in Fenna Tower. In 2023 María gave birth to Mónica, the father did not want the child. María was living alone as a single mother. Sadly, the child died in 2026. In 2036 María gave birth to Myra, the farther was John Hallett. At this point they did not live together, but after they also got Kanoa in 2040, they moved together in South Jungle Tower. John Hallett died in 2053. Due to the loss of income, María was forced to move the family, to an unhealthy and worn-out apartment at South Cepero Road, Miners Village. Later she started a relationship with French widower Paul François, who already had two adult children. María and her children, moved into Paul’s nice house at the corner of Smirnov Road and Arthur M. Leroy’s Road. Her children moved out, first Myra and more recently Kanoa (more about them later). María stayed with Paul and what was at first, a way out of poverty, developed over the years. Three years ago, she got her only grandchild Nate, the son of Myra. Editorial: I won’t follow Paul and his family after the death of María.

April 2065 The government committee, led by Professor Olga Ferrara. Made a first report about the economic decline in 2064. According to the report, there seem to be a number of combined factors, behind the recession. Exports were 21% lower than the average of the latest 5 years. Tourism 18% lower. Rent and Financial services 17,6% lower. Indicating a general decline in activities of all sectors. A good thing though, is that prices on the most important export items have been stable. The expenses were overall quite stable, although social cost was relatively high compared to previous period. The committee asked for more time to dig deeper into the numbers, unable to come up with any clear answers at this point in their investigation. Beside the fact that new costly social initiatives should be avoided until the economy has been stabilised. The government accepted an extension of the committee's mandate. Olga Ferrara’s committee office, located at the 2nd floor, in the back of Financial Science Center, facing North Jungle Nature Reserve.

Can't remember what I voted last time. I think it was a few farms. Anyway I'll go with SAND DUNES today.

Vera Sullivan Family - March 2065 Vera was born July 2022, in her parent’s apartment, in Lucia Village. The first-born child of Cristina and Ronnie Sullivan and thereby heir to Sullivan Oil. She spent her childhood at different locations in South District. Her only sibling little brother Stephen was born in 2028. Vera was educated from President Williams School but did not get any higher education. After the retirement of her grandmother, her farther became the chairman of the oil company. In 2044, Vera got her own apartment at Plantation Road in Cattle Road District. She started dating, two years younger Mariano Vázquez. The relationship brought fruit and Vera gave birth to their son Mike in August 2046. Although she still saw the father, they did not live together. In December 2048 Vera Sullivan, was elected new member of Council of the Districts, representing the Oli & Mining Industry Association. Vera bought a large mansion in Cattle Road East. In 2056 Vera became president of The Sullivan Charitable Foundation, formed by her father Robert Sullivan and his cousin Myrthe Sullivan. In 2062 she became company president and chairman of the board. Since the late 2050’s Mariano Vázquez, the farther of Vera’s son Mike, has spent more and more time in her mansion at the corner of Pasture Road and Long Connector Road. She asked him to move in permanently, although she still refused his wedding proposals. In 2063, she moved the company to the new Sullivan Oil headquarter, located in the center of Lucia Village. Personally, the last year have been hard, loosing her father in April last year and her mother last month. Her 18 years old son Mike is studying at Bounty University, still living with his mother. After a refreshing dip at Leone Parque Acuárico, Vera is heading for the Council

February 2065 Cristina Sullivan died 78 years old. Cristina was born Cristina Morales, the daughter of unemployed Spanish immigrant Carla Morales and truck driver Charlie Jones from Wales. She moved in with Ronnie Sullivans family in 2006. Cristina and Ronnie got their own apartment in 2010 just after Cristina had graduated from Bounty City University. They married in 2020 and Cristina gave birth to their daughter Vera In July 2022. In August 2028 the family was extended with their son Stephen. Although she has also worked as a doctor and with administration at S/L Trucks, Cristina Sullivan spent most of her professional life working with the Sullivan family business. Doctor Cristina Sullivan, 2049

@TheMurderousCricket Ya, that is beautiful. The people of Bounty Islands already forgot about all that, after all that was 39 years ago

January 2065 Another year with a negative result. This time much worse than last year, as shown in the 2064 report below. According to Olga Ferrara, professor at Financial Science Center, the worst recession in the history of Bounty Islands. A loss more than five time higher than in the worst year under the mid 2030’s recession. At present the economists do not have an explanation. The government have formed a committee. That will analyze the problem and come up with an explanation and some suggestions for solutions. Short 2064 Report from State Statistics Department: Top 3 Industrial Export: Firearms 37.028 coins, Electronics 36.832 coins, Cigars 19.698 coins. Top 3 Raw Export: Meat 17.478 coins. Wool 12.100 coins, Fish 7.697 coins. Tourist Industry: Accommodation 29.706 coins, Other Tourist Consumption: 10.020 coins Yearly balance (1): -122.166 coins. Payment to Venezuela: 10.500 coins Yearly balance (2): -132.666 coins. Births Rate: 3,82%. Immigration Rate: 0,67%. Death Rate 3,65%. Emigration Rate: 0,00 %. Disappeared: 0,00% Unemployed: 2,08%, Job Vacancy 3,07%, Homeless: 0,34% This year, it will be 100 years since Lucia Hamlet, was officially renamed to Lucia Village. Lucia Village, mid 1960’s Lucia Village January 2065

December 2064 The security checkpoint at Plantation Road, at the entry to Cattle Road District from Schubert Bridge, was no longer important for the police. At the same time, the eruption creating Gaia Volcanic Hill, did some damage to the tarmac and it was better to change the road, making a curve around the hill. Before After

Friday 7th of November 2064, at 8PM on Bounty TV1 D'Angelo Island 2033 to 2064 In 2035 United Food opened a sugar plantation at Cane Pathway. The same year some cheap apartments, was constructed at Inland Sea Route, the area now known as D’Angelo Village North. The year after also some working-class blocks were constructed at D’Angelo Main Road. All these homes, built in the early 2030’s was constructed by Ramos Construction, quite far from their base in the centre of Bounty City. In 2036, two manure depots were constructed. One of them in the middle of D’Angelo Village. The same year D'Angelo Monastery was sold to Developer Jane Jansen. In 2037, after protest from residents, the manure depot in the centre of D’Angelo Village was demolished. As a consequence, Ramos family gave up of banana production and sold their land, to the Catholic Church. The same year, the greenhouses at Plantation Route were acquired by United Fruit. Harbor residential tower replaced the monastery. In 2038 a bus depot was constructed at Cane Pathway, at the time home of L3, todays DA2 from O’Neill Pathway to North Town Road. Iglesia Nuestra Señora church was constructed. The construction of Bounty Airport finished January 2041, but following a series of low pressures with many serious thunderstorms the airport caught fire and was servery damaged, delaying air traffic for a longer period. During the rain season, D’Angelo Power was flooded, resulting in a serious explosion. The powerplant was demolished and not rebuild. Bounty Airport today. In 2042 D'Angelo Bay Tourist Resort opened, the following year also the exclusive D'Angelo Beach Resort was established. Hospital and mental institution “La Casa Nuestra Señora” were constructed during the winter of 2043/2044. In 2045 a new powerplant “West Sun Energy” was constructed at D’Angelo Main Road, next to the airport. Later renamed to D’Angelo Sunpower. In 2046, a parking house was added to D'Angelo Beach Resort. During the early 2040’s the Upper Residential Area further evolved, including the opening of Gastronomy D’Angelo Restaurant, also Gutiérrez Village formed in the period. Airport Police was established in 2047, with a station located at Gutiérrez Village, just north of the airport. More apartments were built in Gutiérrez Village in 2049. In 2050 a beetle attack on Gutiérrez family plantation, resulted in a lack of high-quality organic goat feed, and thereby a lack of quality cheese. A Souvenir Shop was located at D'Angelo Beach Resort. Some residential blocks was built south of the army base. The same year residents at D'Angelo Tower, received a notice that the building would soon be demolished. D'Angelo Beach Resort Souvenirs, 2052 In 2051 D'Angelo Tower was removed and the new road “la Calle Iglesia” opened up the area between The Harbor and Upper Residential Area. Several new residential blocks was constructed behind D’Angelo police station. Chief of Police Mariano Sánchez created “Sánchez & Co. Quality Toys”, working with inmates during the last period of their sentence, located at the new La Calle Iglesia. D'Angelo Village Metro Station opened in 2052. In 2054 a 2nd sun power station was located at the northwestern coast next to United Food’s sugar. During the 2nd half of the 2050’s basically no new developments happened at D’Angelo Island. In 2060, construction of Del Toro Road, connected D'Angelo Town with the western coast, in preparation for the coming bridge. Government owned ISC office was located near the beach. Responsible for the bridge construction. Inland Sea Bridge, was constructed from July 2060, reaching Antonia del Toro Island in March 2061. The ISC office was moved to Antonia del Toro Island later that year, and development on D'Angelo Island stalled. D’Angelo Town - January 2064 Editorial: This will be the last Educational TV Series. I needed this last one to tie whatever loose ends I had left behind, first of all to give myself a full historical overview. I the future maps and statistics will appear as single posts whenever needed. Sorry for the sudden delay, I felt like doing a sims3 story, something I haven’t done for years. Southern D’Angelo Island - January 2064

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Taking a Christmas break from my Tropico Story, to make a tread/story about my newly acquired Anno 1800. My first Anno Series game. Just finished the (tutorial style) campaign. Now heading into the sandbox, no intension making it hard, just want to enjoy this first game on normal settings. The first thing I encounter is this funny personality. January 1808 A subject of Danish King Christian 7. I am sent to Faroe Islands to reclaim as much as possible, as we lost control after the war with England in the early 1800’s. With just one flagship, a small group of settlers, and a little bit of resources and rigsdaler (old Danish money). We settle on the Island of Streymoy. Starting a simple farming village and a sawmill. Currently 120 people. March 1808 News of Streymoy soon spread in Denmark, farmers come from the poorest regions, mostly in Jylland and on Fyn. Local production of “brændevin” (Strong alcohol) and simple working clothes have begun. The first pub called “Værtshuset” is now able to serve the locals. Even a fire station was constructed and the first brick building. June 1808 In May, I send an article to Copenhagen Newspaper, Danske Post-Tidende, recruiting specialised workers to join our community. Soon we got a brick factory, and a slaughter house, creating sausages, like black pudding, medisterpølse and different kinds of salami. The brick factory employees, are organized in a worker union, the first of its kind in the world. A subject of William I of the Netherlands have settled a nearly island, we are currently at peace with them. We now got 277 farmers and 150 workers living in our port town Thorshavn. Map

Luckily I have saved most of my updates locally at my PC - So this story will be continued. I can be re-uploaded 98% as it was before the crash. (only some pictures may be manually recreated, no big issue)

Thanks CorinaMarie. (I'm not sure what I wrote, but something like this) This will be the end of this story. The game was very good fun, and I may start another run with more focus on winning at some point, or get some DLC's (i read they change the gameplay a lot). Anyway the story covers most of the opportunities and continue on a story level would be too repetitive.

August 1813 (New World) Consumption of Rum in the Old World have become a lot higher that the amount of Rum, produced and shipped from the New World. Resulting in unreasonably high prices. Minister Secretary Frederik von Scholten, has previously pointed at this issue and recently he sent a direct order, that we must produce a lot more rum, without any further hesitation. The first step was taken at Saint Louise, with construction of another two distilleries. Rum distilleries at Ciudad Península Norte August 1813 (Brazilian Exploration) Johann Ludwig Burckhardt's expedition landed on a small island. A party, led by the native tracker Bosum, was sent into the jungle to search for fresh water. The party was encamped when the volcano suddenly erupted. Bosum led the sailors back to shore, and Leevebreak sailed away without loss of life. September 1813 (Old World) Following a request from the upper class of Thorshavn, they have now been given an electricity grid, and electric lamps are imported from the factory in Avedøre. At present, the power is provided by simple, very unstable generators, but the plan is to build a larger power plant as soon as possible. Thorshavn September 1813 (New World) In recent years, we have repeatedly had to pay off the Caribbean pirates to ensure a stable transportation system. But now the king has demanded that we assemble a large fleet near Saint Caroline and that we take the necessary confrontation. A group of 5 war ships left Thorshavn, to join the Caribbean fleet Saint Louise Map

June 1813 (Old World) Sandavágur Town on Vágar has grown, expanding east into the area of Pylsubýur Village. Some productions have been moved to a new village, Vagar Nord. Which has also become the center of Vagar's wine production. In the town centre the middleclass has grown significantly, and demand for more expensive goods have grown. Some are produced locally others are imported from the other Islands. A new iron mine was established at Bindbýur. Vágar Nord June 1813 (Brazilian Exploration) Johann Ludwig Burckhardt, left Thorshavn on expedition ship Leevebreak. Besides a crew of skilled Faroese sailors, he also brought two very competent female native trackers Jouin and Bosum. As well as Danish diplomat Frederik Bardenfleth. Johann Ludwig Burckhardt July 1813 (Old World) The first two steam warships were produced at the shipyard in Gulasjeftir Harbour, near Trylleskov Village. July 1813 (New World) Factories producing cigars and cigar boxes was constructed in Pueblo del Río Fangoso, Sankt Vilhelmine. The new items were added to existing trade routes, heading for the Old World. Map of Vágar Island

Talal Ahmed Family, November 2064 Talal Ahmed was born in March 2020, in his parent’s colonial style house at Monica Roux Residential Area. His father Kaamran, a Loyal to Familia member, at first relocated to Mountain Village, but in the late 2030’s moved the family back to the city. In a penthouse apartment at President Purple Villa. Talal lost his younger brother Zakaria in 2031. Talal met Olivia Onley from Scotland, while studying at President Smirnov’s School. Talal got a job at Ramos Construction and rented a small apartment in Ruiz Tower, living with Olivia from 2039, while she was still a university student. After Olivia’s graduation in the early 40’s she got job at Bounty City Hospital and the couple moved to a modern mansion at Coconut Road, and later to an even more luxurious address at the lower floor of Dr. Sofia Pellegrin’s famous mansion. Talal started working as waiter at The Donkey Mansion. Maybe due to his unusual upbringing, son of a gangster and a former prostitute, Talal was drinking a lot in this period. His father Kaamran was killed by the police in 2052. After that Talal’s drinking got to the point where Olivia demanded that he went to rehab or she would leave him. He was detoxicated at La Casa Nuestra Señora and got a job as firefighter. The family moved to a cheap apartment in Mountain Village, to get as far away from the city as possible. First and foremost to live a slower life, but also to avoid his many alcoholic acquaintances. In 2055, now living at Old Banana Road in Plateau Village, the couple got twin daughters Naya and Melia. Talal working at North Rescue, Olivia working as a doctor at Ruben Ruiz Medical in Harbour district, both jobs they have had ever since. Last year the family moved to a large apartment in Plateau Tower, the best they could get without leaving North District. Melia was accepted into President Smirnov's school and sometimes works as a dishwasher at Zhūròu Bōluó to earn some pocket money. Naya is not very academic and does not want to further her education right now. She mostly hangs out around Chunping Temple or Cocktail Bar Beijing, with a group of girls, earning a little by helping foreign tourists. Naya at Chunping Temple

As always - brilliant

April 1813 (Old World) The soap workers' union hired French immigrant Hervé Savonne in an attempt to recruit new members. It turned out that he was experimenting with explosives and he is now manufacturing a small amount of dynamite at the local soap factory behind the owners' backs. (In game personality, when placed in a union he makes “extra” dynamite in soap factories.) The Soap Factory Swiss explorer, Johann Ludwig Burckhardt was hired as leader of Carolineborg Museum. He travelled to the colonies and brought back a damaged statue of an ancient fertility goddess, expanding the museum. But Mr. Burckhardt is aiming higher and have started to collect fundings for a more dangerous expedition into the Brazilian jungle. Of course, led by himself. Carolineborg Museum May 1813 (New World) At Sankt Vilhelmine, the population expanded and new villages was created. Not only producing rum but also planting tobacco seeds and they have started to reap the raw tobacco. As soon as the warehouses have some stock ready, we expect to construct factories producing cigars and the accompanying boxes. Likely also to be placed on Sankt Vilhelmine. Tobacco fields at Pueblo del Río Fangoso May 1813 (Old World) The Mouse Gentlemen's Club, opened at Dragsholm Alle in the centre of Carolineborg. An exclusive, invite-only social club that welcomes only the wealthiest men of the island's population. The Mouse Map of Sankt Vilhelmine

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February 1813 (Old World) Researchers from Ørsted’s Institute, developed a cable, strong enough to transport electricity beneath the streets. Avoiding the electricity pylons (*) (*) editorial: Removed the power pools in game settings, they hurt my eyes. Carolineborg, after the power was dug down On Vágar, vineyards have started to grow grapes, some brought to market for direct consumption, but the idea longer term will be vine production, aimed at the wealthy residents of Carolineborg. March 1813 (Old World) A new oil train and another power plant were constructed at Sandø, providing power to Arnøje and Arnøje Nord villages. The powerplant provide electricity to many different production units, but the goal was primarily to increase steel production, used in many manufacturing processes. From bicycles to steam engines. March 1813 (New World) Another gold mine was established in Selva de Algodón, not far from the Oil Fields. Map of Arnøje Area, West Sandø

December 1812 (Old World) Carolineborg, although officially not the capital. Is now a lot larger than Thorshavn. With a population of 6600 people. A new type of upper-class people has emerged in the city. Taking the notation of higher upper class to a new level. These people have made fortunes in continental Europe, mainly in Copenhagen, but sometimes also in other large towns of Scandinavia or in the far east. Often successful factory owners or wise aristocrats with good investments in trade or industry. Now they just enjoy life, and live in large 6-7 story houses in Carolineborg's old town. Creating a wonderful social life for themselves and the most interesting artists and scientists of the city. New expensive homes and a luxury hotel, in the Old Town December 1812 (New World) At Saint Caroline, a new oil field was created in the jungle, south east of Pueplo de Algedón. With improved oil stores at the harbour, we should now be able to fully support the two tankers, crossing the Atlantic Ocean. Selva de Algodón Oil Fields January 1813 (Old World) The village of Svínhúsini, located west of Thorshavn, is about to be absorbed by the city. Production and villagers forced to move further west. To the other side of Sønderfjall Village. The New Hareskov Village A group of financial investors from Carolineborg's wealthy upper class have joined forces to create the Faroese Bank. Built in the harbour district just south of the old town. Map of the South Western Villages of Streymoy

October 1812 (Old World) A bicycle factory, was located at Galtecliff Village on Sandø. Owned by the wealthy German immigrant Karl Freiherr. Previously these dangerous machines were imported from continental Europe to satisfy the playful upper class. Resulting in many injuries, when they hit the innocent pedestrians on the narrow and uneven streets of Thorshavn and Carolineborg. Karl Freiherr Bicycles October 1812 (Atlantic Trade) Another tanker was built to transport oil from Sankt Caroline to Carolineborg, as power shortages occurred from time to time when oil deliveries became too slow. November 1812 (Old World) A theatre was constructed in Sandavágur Town, Vágar. Researchers from Carolineborg University have analyzed inventory, goods movements, and consumption. Resulting in many changes in transport routing and production. Mainly the beer production and delivery system, especially regarding the lack of beer reaching the new world. But, also minor issues, with other items have been adjusted. New piers have been added to ports in the old world, reducing load/unload times. Extra trade piers were constructed in Sandavágur Harbour November 1812 (New World) Geologists from Ørsted's Institute in Thorshavn were sent to the Caribbean to look for precious metals. They found gold reserves on both Saint Caroline and Saint Louise, rather quickly. A mine was established on the westernmost corner of Saint Caroline. Map & Trade, Carolineborg Harbour