Build yourself up and then try to get warehouses in Port Royale & Margarita, and set them to autobuy tools, wine and spices and sell them with trade route. TL:DR: Cartagena and Saint Marta are probably the best city-duo in the game in terms of needs-demands. Then you would have to set up another trade route that shares a common point with that one to pick up all the colonial good that's left and sell it on another part, but that's too much work and not really worth it.

They are just too common since every city makes one, and normally all the cities in the same region do the same one, so you end up with too many. I ALWAYS forbid my trade route to buy/sell colonial goods. Cartagena and Saint Marta are a good dupla, and Port Royale is relatively close too which can give you Meat and Rope. Then rum and clothing factories in cartagena.Īnd so on and so forth. Then once you have more money build your own sugar and cotton farms. Make a trade route that picks up all the sugar and cotton and sells it to cartagena. Then you just trade trade trade until you can make yourself a wheat & fruit factory in Cartagena, buy yourself a Warehouse in Santa Marta (set it to autobuy Wood and Bricks at 96, and Sugar and Cotton at 120). But the clothing isn't as easy, so be sure to put a maximum on it. Rum and Clothing for 360.īe wary, you can buy all the rum you want because it is easy to sell. Right after starting the game I get a loan and make the warehouse buy Wine, spices and tools for under 600. The town right next to it (Santa Marta) does not, so it needs both of these frequently. The town right next to it (Santa Marta) can provide it with Sugar and Cotton.Ĭartagena makes wheat and fruits. The railroad was decommissioned in the 1930s.I've seen people claim that it is San Juan, but in my opinion it's Cartagena.Ĭartagena makes rum and clothing. Port Royal was also the northern terminus of the Tuscarora Valley Railroad, a narrow-gauge railroad serving southern Juniata and northern Franklin counties. The old Pennsylvania Railroad station no longer exists. Port Royal was, in fact, one of the first towns to be linked to the Pennsylvania Railroad system, as it lay along the Lewistown-to-Harrisburg stretch of the railroad-the first leg constructed after the new railroad was chartered. Port Royal (and Perrysville before it) once was a stop on the old main line of the Pennsylvania Railroad.

In 1874, the borough took on the name itself and Saint Tammany became known as Old Port. However, the Pennsylvania Railroad brought increased traffic through the area and prompted a move of the Port Royal post office into Perrysville in 1847. At the time, the Port Royal post office was located in Saint Tammany town, just across the Tuscarora Creek. Port Royal was originally named Perrysville, after Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry. The population was 977 at the 2000 census. Port Royal is a borough in Juniata County, Pennsylvania, United States.

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