This is the template every game starts from. What has been built in a running game, and who holds the land now, is on the province's page inside that game.
Tax
5
Growth
4–10
Land fields
66
Starting population
433,000
Places
2
Historical background
Caledonia was the Roman name for the land north of the Forth–Clyde line, roughly today's Scotland. Agricola won a battle at Mons Graupius there in AD 83 or 84, as his son-in-law Tacitus reports, but the land was never permanently conquered. Hadrian's Wall and the Antonine Wall marked the frontier instead; Septimius Severus still campaigned in the north in 208–211.
