[RPG] Pathfinder Kingdom Builder: How big, area wise, is a hex

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I know that every kingdom is constructed out of hexes and it's the basis for how large a kingdom is. This goes into what improvements it can have, how many, where the settlements are, ect. But one thing I'm having a hard time finding is how large, physically, those hexes are. Even if I can get a ballpark number, I need something to try and outline the scale of the land mass that I'm trying to create and how many hexes to break it up into. A good example of known landscapes and land masses with hex grids on already would also be helpful.

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d20PFSRD on Kingdom Building:

Like the exploration system, the kingdom-building rules measure terrain in hexes. Each hex is 12 miles from corner to corner, representing an area of just less than 95 square miles. The hex measurement is an abstraction; the hexes are easy to quantify and allow the GM to categorize a large area as one terrain type without having to worry about precise borders of forests and other terrain features.

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