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I have following tile setup:

        {city}
        /
     {hill A} {mountain}
        \     /
       {hill B} -- {hill C}
         /    \
  {mountain} {rainforest}

I want to put Campus district on Hill B and profit from 2 mountains and 1 rainforest but I'm simply not allowed to do so. I own Hill A, Hill B and purchased Hill C but even after that I still can't put a Campus on Hill B.

The Civilopedia entry for the Campus district does not mention any restrictions on the placement, except the adjacency bonuses.

So why am I not allowed to put a Campus on Hill B?

Update - figured it out after I read the list of reasons - Hill B had rainforest and I did not have the tech to clear it.

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  • Are there any ressources on that tile? Or is it a floodplains tile?
    – Marc Brinkmann
    May 10, 2017 at 9:59
  • @MarcBrinkmann no. I'll add a screenshot later. A and C have wine and sheep.
    – vap78
    May 10, 2017 at 10:08
  • You aren't at the district limit for the city perhaps?
    – n_plum
    May 10, 2017 at 12:29
  • @n_palum nope - I can put the district on other tiles, but not on that one. If you are at the limit, then you are not allowed to select the district as a building.
    – vap78
    May 10, 2017 at 13:32
  • Hmm weird.. I'm just trying to figuring out why since there are not restrictions other than floodplains and population limits.
    – n_plum
    May 10, 2017 at 13:34

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According to the wiki, the limitations are as follows

  • Floodplains (unless you're Egypt).
  • Strategic/Luxury Resources (Unless it was built before that strategic resource was revealed, in which case you're granted access once it is researched).
  • Antiquity Sites or Shipwrecks before you've excavated them.
  • Already existing Wonders/Districts
  • Non-Clearable Features (e.g. If you don't have mining you can't build a district on a forest).
  • Harbor Districts must be adjacent to land.
  • Aerodome and Spaceport districts must be on flat land (no hills).
  • Aqueducts must be one tile away from both your city center and a mountain, river, or lake tile.

It states that you can place districts on bonus resources but they will be removed.

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    I think I figured it out - it is because is "Non-Clearable Features". Hill B had a rainforest and I did not have the tech necessary to clear it.
    – vap78
    May 11, 2017 at 16:19

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