¶ Afghanistan
| Founding Capital | Central Afghanistan |
| Starting Regions | 7 |
| Total Development | 8.0 |
| Average Development | 1.1 |
| Primary Biomes | Desert, Mountains |
| Climate Zones | Arid, Moderate |
| Strategic Resources | 1 region Coal |
Afghanistan is a country in South Asia in the WarEra world that began with 7 starting regions and Central Afghanistan as its founding capital. The country encompasses diverse territories with a total development level of 8.0.
¶ Contents
¶ Founding Territory
Afghanistan was established with control over 7 regions. These founding territories form the historical core of the country and represent its original sphere of influence.
¶ Territorial Overview
| Quick Facts | |
|---|---|
| Starting Regions | 7 |
| Founding Capital | Central Afghanistan |
| Total Development | 8.0 |
| Average Development | 1.1 |
¶ Geographic Overview
The founding territories of Afghanistan span various geographic environments, providing diverse natural conditions and strategic advantages.
¶ Environmental Diversity
| Geographic Feature | Types Present |
|---|---|
| Biomes | Desert, Mountains, Plains |
| Climates | Arid, Moderate |
¶ Regional Details
Complete information about each region that comprised the original territory of Afghanistan:
| Region | Main City | Development | Biome | Climate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Southwestern Afghanistan | Kandahar | 0.86 | Desert | Arid |
| Northeastern Afghanistan | Fayzabad | 0.86 | Mountains | Moderate |
| Northwestern Afghanistan | Mazar-i-Sharif | 0.86 | Plains | Arid |
| Western Afghanistan | Herat | 0.86 | Plains | Arid |
| Central Afghanistan ⭐ (Founding Capital) | Kabul | 2.86 | Mountains | Moderate |
| Eastern Afghanistan | Jalalabad | 0.86 | Mountains | Moderate |
| Southeastern Afghanistan | Gardez | 0.86 | Mountains | Moderate |
¶ Strategic Resources
The founding territories of Afghanistan contain valuable strategic resources that provide economic and military advantages:
| Region | Strategic Resource |
|---|---|
| Central Afghanistan | Coal |