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1800, 1826, 1835, 1838 Rheinland, 1842, 1844, 1861,
18Ardennes, 18FL, 18GA, 18Mex, 18NL, 18West, Steam Over Holland Yes, they stay as
villages but acquire more connections.
1824, 1841 Single villages upgrade, staying as villages but acquiring more
connections. Double villages do not upgrade.
1825, 1829, 18Neb Yes, to cities.
1827 Jr., 1830, 1848, 1889, 18EC No.
1829 Mainline Single villages do, either to villages with more
connections or to cities. Double villages do not.
1830BC, 1831, 1837SX, 1846, 1851, 18C2C, 18US, 2038, Crisis Not applicable.
1832, 1850, 1870, 18GL Single villages do, acquiring more connections and
eventually scoring more. Double villages do not.
1837 Yes, single villages acquire bypasses, double villages coalesce.
1849, 1895, 18EU, 18EZ All Levels, 18Rhl Rhineland, 18TN Yes. They stay as
villages, acquiring more connections, and eventually score more.
1853, 1853 v2 Single villages do, sometimes becoming cities; double villages don't.
1854 Double villages do. And from the brown phase, 'large villages' can be turned
into cities by a yellow-to-yellow upgrade.
1856 Yes. Once a 6-train is sold, all villages (except the 'bow-and-arrow' double)
upgrade to cities, and single villages also downgrade to plain track.
1860, 18Scan Yes, they stay as villages but acquire more connections
and/or higher revenue.
1862 Yes, acquiring more connections and scoring more.
1898 Villages may be upgraded to cities (green, brown, grey); single villages may
be downgraded (green-brown, grey).
18MW Yes. Once an 8 train is sold, all villages upgrade to yellow cities, and
downgrade to yellow plain track.
18US Villages arrive due to upgrades to plain yellow track tiles. They
then stay as villages, acquiring more connections and scoring more.
18VA Coal mines upgrade, acquiring more track, but do not increase in value.
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