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If the footprint of the city is large enough, eventually transporting a cart of manure from the center to the edge consumes as many "manure-miles" as it produce
by recursivecaveat 1y ago
If the footprint of the city is large enough, eventually transporting a cart of manure from the center to the edge consumes as many "manure-miles" as it produces. Though that is probably comically large, because as you say: a cart is a pretty big compared to its own horse's output.
- bryanlarsen 1y agoYou don't have to remove to the edge, you have to remove to the closest railway terminal or water port. No city could grow large without one or both of those.