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The Route |
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| Begin: London - Buckingham Palace | 7. Isle of Hong Kong - Government House | ||
| 1. Isle of Gibraltar - Government House | 8. Osaka, Empire of Japan - British Consulate | ||
| 2. Isle of Malta - Valetta Palace | 9. Vladivostok, Empire of the Russias - British Consulate | ||
| 3. Alexandria, Egypt - British Embassy | 10. Irkutsk, Empire of the Russias - British Consulate | ||
| 4. Bahrain - Government House | 11. Arkhangelsk, Empire of the Russias - British Consulate | ||
| 5. Madras, India - Government House | 12. Glasgow, Scotland - Government House | ||
| 6. Rangoon, Burma - Government House | End: London - Buckingham Palace | ||
The DistancesNote to Players: The following table reflects three distances-- 1) map distance, 2) air travel distance, and 3) surface travel distance. I have arbitrarily decided that air travel distances are map distances multiplied by 1.1 and surface travel distances are map distances multiplied by 1.5. It's not accurate, but it's simple. For the same reason, no fractions of a mile in the trip distances. Fiat. |
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Trip Leg |
Map DistanceMiles |
Air DistanceMiles |
Surface DistanceMiles |
| London - Gibraltar |
1100
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1210
|
1650
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| Gibraltar - Malta |
1100
|
1210
|
1650
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| Malta - Alexandria |
875
|
963
|
1313
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| Alexandria - Bahrain |
1300
|
1430
|
1950
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| Bahrain - Madras |
2350
|
2585
|
3525
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| Madras - Rangoon |
1100
|
1210
|
1650
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| Rangoon - Hong Kong |
1250
|
1375
|
1875
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| Hong Kong - Osaka |
1550
|
1705
|
2325
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| Osaka - Vladivostok |
675
|
743
|
1013
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| Vladivostok - Irkutsk |
1450
|
1595
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2175
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| Irkutsk - Arkhangelsk |
2350
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2585
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3525
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| Arkhanhelsk - Glasgow |
1500
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1650
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2250
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| Glasgow - London |
400
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440
|
600
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Rates of Travel by ConveyanceNote to Players: These rates of travel represent average speed under normal circumstances, for distance travel rather than speed (for example, a horse or dogsled can double its per-hour speed, but cannot maintain that speed for a full day's travel). This does not account for the vagaries of surface conditions, equipment, weather, other peoples' ideas of punctuality, and other variables that you are certain to encounter. Per day rates reflect the fact that nothing runs at 100% efficiency |
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Mode of Transport |
Per Hour |
Per Day(8 hours/day unless otherwise noted) |
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| Long-Distance Rail | 35 Miles | Miles (24-hour travel day) | |
| Dirgible (non-steered) | 35 Miles | 250 Miles (no night flying) | |
| Horseback | 4 Miles | 30 Miles | |
| Carriage/Wagon | 3.5 Miles | 25 Miles | |
| Steam Launch | 15.5 Miles (Statute, not Nautical) | 335 Miles (Statute, not Nautical) (24-hour travel day) | |
| Freighter | 11.5 Miles (Statute, not Nautical) | 250 Miles (Statute, not Nautical) (24-hour travel day) | |
| Ocean Liner | 17 Miles (Statute, not Nautical) | 365 Miles (Statute, not Nautical) (24-hour travel day) | |
| Dogsled (16 dogs) | 3 Miles | 20 Miles | |
| Bicycle | 8 Miles | 50 Miles | |