Babylonian cities (Civ3)

are cities that can be founded by the Babylonian civilization in Civilization III and its expansions. The first city founded is the capital, and the names of future cities are chosen in the order they appear on the list below.
The names listed are default names; players can change their cities' names if they choose.
== List of cities ==
Founding Order	City Name 	Notes
1 	Babylon 	Present-day Hillah, Babil (Babylon) Governorate, Iraq
2 	Ur 	Seat of the Ur Dynasty; located at Tell al-Uhaymir
3 	Nineveh 	Also "Ninuwā" in Old Babylonian and Assyrian; Capital and largest city of the Neo-Assyrian Empire famous for the Library of Ashurbanipal
4 	Ashur 	Capital of the Old Assyrian city-state and for a time, of the Neo-Assyrian Empire
5 	Ellipi 	Ancient kingdom located near the Zagros Mountains
6 	Akkad 	Present-day location has not yet been determined
7 	Uruk 	Also Erech; abandoned after Islamic conquest of the region
8 	Eridu 	Seat of the First Sumerian kingship; long considered as the earliest city in southern Mesopotamia located at the Tell Abu Shahrain archaeological site, Dhi Qar Governorate, Iraq
9 	Samarra 	City that holds the Spiral Minaret
10 	Lagash 	Ancient city located at junction between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers
11 	Kish 	Important archaelogical site in Babil Governorate
12 	Nippur 	Also "Nibru" in Sumerian; a sacred city and main cult center of Ninurta and Enlil located at the Nuffar archaeological site, Al-Qādisiyyah Governorate, Iraq
13 	Shuruppak 	Seat of the Fifth and final Sumerian kingship before the flood; ancient city located at the Tell Fara archaeological site, Al-Qādisiyyah Governorate, Iraq
14 	Zariqum 	Sumerian governor of the city Assur
15 	Sippar 	Also "Zimbir" in Sumerian; seat of the Fourth Sumerian kingship located at the Tell Abu Habbah archaeological site, Baghdad Governorate, Iraq
16 	Izibia 	
17 	Larsa 	Small but powerful city-state of ancient Sumer and cult center of the sun god Utu
18 	Nimrud 	Also "Kalḫu" in Assyrian; an ancient Assyrian city, and once capital of the empire located in the Nineveh Governorate, Iraq
19 	Zamua 	
20 	Khorsabad 	
21 	Hindana 	
22 	Tell Wilaya	Archaeological site thought to be the location of the ancient city of Irisaĝrig; once controlled by the Babylonians
23 	Umma 	Ancient city in Sumer
24 	Adab 	Ancient Sumerian city and kingship at the site of the Bismaya archaeological site, Wasit Province, Iraq
25 	Telloh 	Now called Girsu in Iraq
26 	Nina 	Temple complex or a maritime city-state in the Lagash Kingdom mentioned in The Royal Chronicle of Lagaš
27 	Ebla 	Early kingdom in modern day Syria
Conquests 	Conquests 	Conquests
1 	Babylon 	Present-day Hillah, Babil (Babylon) Governorate, Iraq
2 	Nineveh 	Also "Ninuwā" in Old Babylonian and Assyrian; Capital and largest city of the Neo-Assyrian Empire famous for the Library of Ashurbanipal
3 	Ashur 	Capital of the Old Assyrian city-state and for a time, of the Neo-Assyrian Empire
4 	Ellipi 	
5 	Akkad 	Present-day location has not yet been determined
6 	Uruk 	Also Erech; abandoned after Islamic conquest of the region
7 	Eridu 	Seat of the First Sumerian kingship; long considered as the earliest city in southern Mesopotamia located at the Tell Abu Shahrain archaeological site, Dhi Qar Governorate, Iraq
8 	Samarra 	
9 	Eulbar 	
10 	Nippur 	Also "Nibru" in Sumerian; a sacred city and main cult center of Ninurta and Enlil located at the Nuffar archaeological site, Al-Qādisiyyah Governorate, Iraq
11 	Shuruppak 	Seat of the Fifth and final Sumerian kingship before the flood; ancient city located at the Tell Fara archaeological site, Al-Qādisiyyah Governorate, Iraq
12 	Zariqum 	
13 	Sippar 	Also "Zimbir" in Sumerian; seat of the Fourth Sumerian kingship located at the Tell Abu Habbah archaeological site, Baghdad Governorate, Iraq
14 	Izibia 	
15 	Carchemish 	
16 	Mari 	Ancient city-state destroyed and occupied as a small settlement under the Babylonians; it's located at the Tell Hariri archaeological site, Deir ez-Zor Governorate, Syria
17 	Larsa 	Small but powerful city-state of ancient Sumer and cult center of the sun god Utu
18 	Nimrud 	Also "Kalḫu" in Assyrian; an ancient Assyrian city, and once capital of the empire located in the Nineveh Governorate, Iraq
19 	Zamua 	
20 	Khorsabad 	
21 	Hindana 	
22 	Tell Wilaya	Archaeological site thought to be the location of the ancient city of Irisaĝrig; once controlled by the Babylonians
23 	Karana 	
24 	Adab 	Ancient Sumerian city and kingship at the site of the Bismaya archaeological site, Wasit Province, Iraq
25 	Telloh 	
26 	Nina 	Temple complex or a maritime city-state in the Lagash Kingdom mentioned in The Royal Chronicle of Lagaš
27 	Ebla 	
== See also ==
* Babylonian cities in other games
Category:Cities (Civ3)
Category:Babylonian cities