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 Settlements are locations viewed on either the third or fourth layer of the Middle-earth map; found on a region or area map (these are named places that may or may not have their own map). Entering these settlements in-game produces medium, yellow pop-up text (same as area) or small, white pop-up text (same as landmarks) that flashes on screen. Each settlement ranges from large cities to small camps.
 Settlements are locations viewed on either the third or fourth layer of the Middle-earth map; found on a region or area map (these are named places that may or may not have their own map). Entering these settlements in-game produces medium, yellow pop-up text (same as area) or small, white pop-up text (same as landmarks) that flashes on screen. Each settlement ranges from large cities to small camps. 
Standard types of settlments based mostly on size and the amenities include:
- City - the largest, most have a map (considered an area), plenty of services and auctioneer is often present.
- Town - the next largest, can either show area and sometimes landmark pop-up text.
- Village - smaller than a town, landmark style text, limited services.
- Camp Settlement - the smallest encampment with very limited or no services available. *show blue settlement icon on map.
Militaristic / fortified / distinct atmosphere types include:
- Castle - large with many buildings structures, obvious to tell a castle.
- Fortress - smaller than a castle, more compact compound with walls surrounding it.
- Outpost - smaller than a fortress, fewer services.
- Farmstead - a large farm with several buildings.
Settlement List
List of settlements by type and region.