District Crossing

District Crossing
Balances goods between the two connected districts. Each side has its own workers that distribute goods between the District Crossing and the rest of the district. Worker bonus: Carring capacity +100%
Why did a beaver cross a district?
Dimensions	2x3, Height: 2
Category	Labor, Districts
Production
10
Hidden Storage 30 of each resource per side
Building Costs
Unlock Building: 1000
Unlock Bot Workplace: 250
30  Logs
15  Planks

Usage

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The  District Crossing is a building used to separate  Districts while allowing the passage of beavers and goods between them. It employs up to 4 beavers per district (8 total) who are responsible for the delivery of goods within their district. Distribution settings control which goods will be moved between districts, with options to prevent export of goods if stocks run low.

District Crossings have storage for the goods which have been imported from the opposite district. This storage is limited and can only hold 3 different types of items at once, and up to 30 of each type of item held.

Construction

 District Crossing must first be unlocked with 1000 before it can be built. It costs 30  Logs and 15  Planks to build.

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Strategies & Tips

• When creating new districts, you can set up your new district's Distribution to import required goods from your existing districts until your new district becomes self-sufficient.
• Due to the limit of 3 different types of goods in storage at a District Crossing, it is recommended to build  Small Piles and/or  Small Warehouses very close to the District Crossing, to act as a buffer for commonly imported goods, and set them to "Supply Goods" mode. This allows the workers at the Crossing to rapidly unload imported goods into these nearby stores, freeing up space in the Crossing for the other side to import different types of goods. Haulers will then move the imported goods from these buffer stores to your district's main storage. This may also allow you to employ less beavers at the Crossing itself, as they will be making very short delivery runs most of the time.

Trivia

• This building was added in Update 4. It replaces the now-obsolete  District Gate,  Distribution Post and  Drop-off Point by combining the functions of all three into a single building.
• This is the only building in the game which has two separately-selectable parts. Each side exists in a different district, will hold a different inventory of goods, and employs different beavers. It is in essence two separate buildings that are constructed as one.

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