Minimap of Patagonia
| โ | No Natives, but six Trading Posts. To ensure a steady supply of Wood, stay near the coast. A central lake offers tactical opportunities, and may restrict movement along the western side of the map. The lake is not present in Free for All games. |
โ |
| —In-game information | ||
Patagonia is a random map in Age of Empires III.
Overview[]



| โ | Patagonia: continent with Trade Routes, but no Natives. | โ |
| —In-game description | ||
It is the only map in the original game where there are no native settlements. There are two trade routes at the top and bottom of the map, each one holding three trade sites each. The eastern side of the map is filled with plentiful amounts of fish and whales. The many cliffs can allow for interesting defense setups. Trees and animals are plentiful near the shore.
There can also be a lake present on the mid-western side of the map, containing fish only. This lake is not present in free-for-all matches.
- None
Click for a list of treasures and their guardians related to Patagonia
| Treasure | Reward | Guardians |
|---|---|---|
| A mess of crawdads worth | 30 food | 1x |
| A family of tasty possums worth | 40 food | 1x |
| A patch of potatoes worth | 100 food | 3x |
| A patch of potatoes worth | 70 food | 2x |
| Squash plants worth | 75 food | 2x |
| Sweet potatoes worth | 200 food | 1x 2x |
| A drift of terrapin worth | 90 food | 3x |
| A tomato vine worth | 45 food | 1x |
| Sweet potatoes worth | 85 food | 2x |
| A stand of the sacred canelo tree worth | 75 wood | 2x |
| A stand of the sacred canelo tree worth | 120 wood | 3x |
| A stand of the mighty coihue tree worth | 120 wood | 3x |
| A stand of bald cypress worth | 75 wood | 3x |
| Coypu whose pelts are worth | 30 coin | None |
| Coypu whose pelts are worth | 35 coin | None |
| Coypu whose pelts are worth | 40 coin | None |
| A grove of chile peppers worth | 55 coin | 1x |
| Cacti covered with cochineal worth | 40 coin | 1x |
| A pool of quicksilver worth | 80 coin | 2x |
| Lost Moche gold worth | 80 coin | 2x |
| A supply of rubber worth | 35 coin | 1x |
| A cache of tin worth | 70 coin | 2x |
| A chest of pirate gold worth | 300 coin | 1x 3x |
| Treasure from legendary El Dorado. It is worth | 250 coin | 3x 3x |
| The bizarre giant anteater worth | 40 XP | 1x |
| A burrow full of armadillos worth | 80 XP | 2x |
| A hummingbird nest worth | 40 XP | 1x |
| Porcupines whose valuable quills are worth | 100 XP | 3x |
| A den of skunks whose pelts are worth | 40 XP | 1x |
| The rutters of El Pollo Guapo worth | 400 XP | 1x 4x |
| The sigil of legendary El Dorado. It is worth | 300 XP | 4x |
| The lost blanket of Empress Zoe worth | 420 XP | 2x 2x 2x |
| A trapped Coureur des Bois. He may join the cause of whoever rescues him. | 1x | 6x |
| A trapped Settler, who may join the cause of a rescuer. | 1x | 4x |
| A trapped Native warrior. He may join the cause of whoever rescues him. | 1x | 3x |
| A trapped Native Scout, who may join the cause of a rescuer. | 1x | 2x |
| Two Huaminca warriors from legendary El Dorado, eager to join your side. | 2x | 5x |
| Two stray sheep. | 2x | 2x |
| Two stray dogies (Cows), which you can capture. | 2x | 3x |
| Three stray dogies (Cows), which you can capture. | 3x | 2x |
| A nearly-mature wolf pup that you can tame. | 1x | 2x |
| The cuirass of El Pollo Guapo, which increases Explorer or Hero hitpoints by | 100% | 5x |
| The armor of Arkantos, which increases Explorer or Hero hitpoints by | 40% | 3x |
| The incredible girdle of El Dorado, which increases Explorer or Hero hitpoints by | 100% | 6x |
| A stray llama, which you can capture. | 1x | 2x |
| Three stray llamas, which you can capture. | 3x | 1x 1x |
| Four stray llamas, which you can capture. | 4x | 3x |
History[]
| โ | On the southern tip of South America, Patagonia is a dry, windy plateau crisscrossed by rocky valleys and stepped shelves of land that slope down from the Andes in the west to the Atlantic Ocean in the east. Pumas (cougars) and humans are the dominant predators of the region, though there are a number of smaller predators, including red and gray foxes and predatory birds. Plant species vary from grasses and small, hardy shrubs on the plains to evergreen pines and hardwoods on the mountainous slopes of the Andes. The Tehuelches are a native people of Patagonia, rumored by many early European explorers to be giants. They are, in fact, a tall people with the southern Tehuelches generally taller than the northern Tueheulches. All of these sturdy people were probably taller than the Europeans, whose average height in the centuries they first encountered the Tehuelches was several inches shorter than it is today. |
โ |





