Question about the "Great Zimbabwe" wonder

[White Shadow]

To quote the Civ VI wiki:

Originally posted by The Wiki:

Your Trade Routes from this city get +2 Gold for every Bonus resource in this city's territory.

So my question is this. How is "city's territory" defined in this context? Is it within three tiles of your city center? Or is it just within your city's cultural border?

I ask because I play very tall cities, and they have a maximum cultural expansion of five tiles out from the city center, but you can only actually build things like districts and wonders within three tiles.

Annoyingly, different rules are in place for the exact same definition of "city's territory" in this game. Some effects work within 3 tiles, while others work within 5 tiles.

Can anyone enlighten me?

[Ace Trainer Mitch]

All tiles that are available to be worked by that specific city

[White Shadow]

Originally posted by Frederick Barbarossa:

All tiles that are available to be worked by that specific city

So only three tiles out? Bummer. See how that can be confusing, though? I mean, "territory" to me means lines on a map. Oh well. Thanks for the info.

[zxcvbob]

One of my favorite wonders, and the AI's almost never build it because it takes some planning.

[Sapphire Bullets]

Originally posted by Charles George Gordon:

Originally posted by Frederick Barbarossa:

All tiles that are available to be worked by that specific city

So only three tiles out? Bummer. See how that can be confusing, though? I mean, "territory" to me means lines on a map. Oh well. Thanks for the info.

When you go into a city and either choose to buy tiles or assign citizens to work tiles, places inside the city's specific territory will be light while those outside will be dark. If you have another city nearby it's likely some of your nearby spaces will be dark because the neighbour owns them.

[White Shadow]

Originally posted by Sapphire Bullets:

When you go into a city and either choose to buy tiles or assign citizens to work tiles, places inside the city's specific territory will be light while those outside will be dark. If you have another city nearby it's likely some of your nearby spaces will be dark because the neighbour owns them.

But your cultural borders can expand up to 5 tiles away. I play a lot of one city challenges to know this. And no, I am not talking about other cities' tiles. I know tiles can overlap. To me, territory should be always defined as "inside your cultural borders."