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I'm enjoying this civ, but it appears that resource-less tiles adjacent to aqueducts are being treated as though they already have a non-harvestable resource on them. So I can't build districts or other tile improvements next to an aqueduct even though the tiles appear available. Maybe this is a consequence of the whole "potential to spawn a plantation resource" mechanic. It's not game-breaking, but it is a little irritating to work around (I have to place other districts/improvements around the spot where I want to put an aqueduct first).
Thought I'd let you know.