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Map Information

The map displays various kinds of information. More specifically, each hex displays:

The terrain, using the background color of the hex plains
The hex features, such as rivers, bridges and roads rivers, bridges and roads
Not visible hexes (i.e. not reported on the map and not seen by recon/scry) are shown with dashed lines unseen hex
Alternatively, not visible hexes may be shown with a small "x" according to preferences alt unseen
The population center nation (shown by the color), size, fortifications (North Gondor Town Tower) population center
Hidden population centers are shown with dashed lines hidden population centers
Capitals are denoted with small flags (Dark Lieutenant capital) capitals
Ruins are shown, along with existing fortifications ruins
Characters located in the hex are shown with small colored (according to nation) dots right below the hex number (three Dragon Lord and one Fire King characters at Dol Guldur) characters
Dragons are depicted like characters, but with a black bottom right corner (dragon at an Ice King camp) dragons
Armies are shown in the bottom part of the hex, colored by nation. FPs are shown at the left, DS at the right, Neutrals are shown on either side (one Eothraim and one Dark Lieutenant army showing) armies
Whenever possible, armies are depicted as infantry or cavalry (infantry and cavalry armies at Dol Guldur) army types
Navies are shown with a triangle in the bottom right corner navies
Anchored ships are also shown anchored ships
A red dot is shown in the bottom part of the hex if there is a rumor rumor
A purple dot is shown on the top part of the hex if a combat took place hex combat
A white dot is shown on the top part of the hex if there was an encounter or challenge there encounter
A blue dot on the left side of the hex shows the existence of an artifact (LA'ed or LAT'ed there) artifact located

The following figure shows some of this information:

hex example

This page is referenced from jOverseer as MapInfo.