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Most important part is that they have to be FULLY independent, so all production (tools, clothes, pies) have to be available. Otherwise the villagers will travel to the other side of the map for them.
Same applies for fish, if you have fisherman in one sea sided village, but not in your inland one, villagers will travel for them.
For resource management at the moment i'm trying to use only a single castle barn for each village, and have that open so i can monitor the resources until i have balancing sorted.
Even with all primary resources nearby, you'll still have laborers having to travel quite a bit. Warm clothes and stone roads help, but for the rest you can't do much about that.