Often when I read complicated RPG rules I think to myself, "There is no way that this is actually playable at the gaming table.
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@mrundkvist
I think there are a few more. The peat swamps in the border region north Netherlands/Germany were developed only once peat became economically interesting (17th c?). The developments were owned by capitalists from the urban region (Holland) so not only was development late, the socio-economics were also special.
Another are the regions with poor, sandy soil. The virgin forest was cleared very late and even then I think pasture of sheep remained more important there.
@juergen_hubertYeah, in the Oldenburg area in northwestern Germany where I live there are actually quite a few villages that were founded in the 19th century, when all those boglands were plowed by giant steam plows.
