Naval Infrastructure | |
|---|---|
| Era | Medieval Era |
| Requirement | Naval Tradition |
| Provides | +100% Harbor district adjacency bonuses. |
| Replaces | None. |
Naval Infrastructure is a Medieval Era Economic Policy in Civilization VI.
Details[ | ]
- +100% Harbor district adjacency bonuses.
- Made obsolete by: Economic Union
- Requirements: Naval Tradition
Civilopedia Historical Context[ | ]
If a civilization was going to have a naval and merchant fleet, it needed a lot of other things - docks, slips, wharves, warehouses, breakwaters, lighthouses, not to mention all those stevedores, shipwrights, harbor pilots, and others - to float ships and keep them afloat. Without this naval infrastructure, navies don't last long. In the Middle Ages, for the first time, some kingdoms devoted substantial planning and funds to their naval facilities. For instance, the threat of Ottoman expansion brought the Venetian Republic to establish extensive shipyards (including the famous Arsenal), while the Fatimid Caliphate and Byzantine Empire needed efficient naval infrastructures to keep killing each other for two centuries.