Babylonian cities are cities that can be founded by the Babylonian civilization in Civilization VI and its expansions. The first city founded is the 
Capital, and the names of future cities are chosen at random from the list below.
The names listed are default names; players can change their cities' names if they choose.
List of cities[]
| City Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Capital
| |
| Babylon | Formerly a city-state |
| Cities | |
| Borsippa | Also "Barsip" in Akkadian; an important Sumerian city with a dependency upon Babylon located at the Birs Nimrud archeological site, Babil Governorate, Iraq |
| Mashkan-shapir | Ancient city that achieved prominence during the Old Babylonian period and contained a temple dedicated to the god Nergal; it's located at the Tell Abu Duwari archaeological site, Al Qadisyah Governorate, Iraq |
| Eshnunna | Major Sumerian and later Akkadian city conquered by the Babylonians, located at the Tell Asmar archaeological site, Iraq |
| Malgium | A small ancient Mesopotamian city-state that got sacked by Hammurabi in a campaign; located at the Tell Yassir archeological site, Iraq |
| Dur-Kurigalzu | Important ancient city with the location of a ziggurat devoted to the chief Babylonian god Enlil; it's located at the `Aqar-Qūf archaeological site, Baghdad Governorate, Iraq |
| 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 |
| Karkar | An ancient Mesopotamian city; a cult center of the weather god Ishkur with documented sources from the Old Babylonian period but with no specific location |
| Rapiqum | A city of Ancient Mesopotamia during the second millennium BC; taken by Hammurabi and remained as part of Babylonia but has no exact location |
| Durmuti | Probably Dur Muti - fort built by Apil Sin (grandfather of Hammurabi) |
| Tuttul | Ancient sacred city dedicated to the war god Dagan located at the Tell Bi'a archaeological site, Al-Raqqah Governorate, Syria |
| Kar-Shamash | Ancient Mesopotamian city agreed upon to be located in the archaeological site of Tell Khaiber |
| Opis | Also "Upî" in Akkadian; a Babylonian administrative canal city located in the Baghdad Governorate, Iraq |
| Shaduppum | An apparent settlement recorded from the Old Babylonian times as a walled administrative center located at the Tell Harmal archaeological site, Baghdad Governorate, Iraq |
| Neribtum | *Nerebtum; ancient name for a site that was part of the city-state of Eshnunna located at the Tell Ishchali archaeological site, Diyala Province, Iraq |
| Haradum | Ancient city that grew under the control of the First Dynasty of Babylon located at the Khirbit ed-Diniye archaeological site, Iraq |
| Ana | Ancient city under the control of Hammurabi's Babylon; now modern Anah, Al-Anbar Governorate, Iraq |
| Tutub | Ancient settlement part of Eshnunna before being captured by Babylon; the former of which where Mesopotamian chariots were created, located at the Khafajah archaeological site, Diyala Province, Iraq |
| Hit | Also "Hitum" during the Bablyonian-Chaldean empire; a walled ancient town at the modern Iraqi city |
| Kazallu | Ancient city that was destroyed by Sargon of Akkad; later becoming part of the Babylonian Empire; it's exact location remains yet unknown |
| Diniktum | Ancient middle bronze-age canal town taken by Hammurabi from the Elamites located at the Tell Muḥammad archaeological site, Baghdad Governorate, Iraq |
| Der | Possibly named "Durum"; a Sumerian city-state that got destroyed by the Babylonians located at the Tell Aqar archaeological site, Wasit Governorate, Iraq |
| Namsum | ? |
| Terqa | Ancient city captured by Hammurabi located at the Tell Ashara archaeological site, Deir ez-Zor Governorate, Iraq |
| Harbu | ? |
| Kakkulatum | ? |
| Elip | Ilip/Kibalmašda? |
| Yabliya | Location mentioned in a report that it's about to get raided by Suteans, a people that got conquered by the Babylonians |
| Hiritum | Major cult center of the Mesopotamian god Bēl-ṣarbi during the Old Babylonian period |
| Tell Wilaya | Archaeological site thought to be the location of the ancient city of Irisaĝrig; once controlled by the Babylonians |
See also[]
- Babylonian cities in other games