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Vascau and Kisjeno has text displaced, should adjust y value to -27

Kisjeno is also set to Hungary, is it on purpose? (it's in Rumania)

Railroad from Dorohoi never went north towards Chernovtsy, not back then, not even now, it should be removed.

Timisoara should have a railyard set to something like 4, it was a huge railroad hub.

Most places have random manpower values set to 2, is it on purpose? Most of these places have very low population not even enough to be 1.

Hex (201,202) should be Dolhasca (manpower=1, railyard=1), Tudora should be in hex (200,201)

Here is a RR map of border region of Northern Bukovina. There is a railroad running from Suceava parallel to the border through Radauti, Brodina to Seletin. Not in the game for some reason. Also, Koschuia has a railyard but doesn't seem to have a a railroad running through it.

Husi airfield probably should not exist in 1941. There is only indication that it was built in early 1944 by Luftwaffe, and no mention of its existance prior to that.

renamed Koshuya to proper Kuty (with (n) in location data as we already have a Kuty in Slovakia). + added rail connection to main line above it
will look into the norther border rail there
most location have pops not only for intself but also for the surrounding area

Adjud should be in (205,211), the railroad forks on the northern side of town.

The railroad to Targu Ocna actually is on the wrong side of the river, it follows the river along its southern side, through hexes (202, 211) and (203, 211). Should be corrected.

The spur from Tecuci West to main line should be double track

Rail line from Apahida (east of Cluj) down through Campia Turzii (east of Turda), Razboieni, Teius to Coslariu should be double-track.

Do you happen to have a contemporary railway map to support this?

Here is 1938 Romania RR map. I was posting cutouts from it previously

Good call Panzer51. [&o]

now that is something to work from. Thanks

ORIGINAL: Denniss

now that is something to work from. Thanks

Sorry, I wasn't sure what the file size limit is here for uploads.

Oradea should be in hex (180,209). Soviet capture date October 12, 1944 if you need that info.