/**
 * THE KING'S HARBOUR
 *
 * The Capital's port (2026-09-21, James: "the capital city should have a
 * large port coming out of it"). The city's north side is the edge of the
 * world, so the sea is to the east: everything east of HARBOUR_SEA_X is the
 * Sound, open water to the map's edge, with a shore curving back east to
 * the edge south of the harbour. Between the moat and the water sits a
 * walled harbour ward on the city's own axis: the East Gate's bridge lands
 * on the Harbour Road, which runs the Royal Way's rows straight to the
 * quay and on out along the Royal Pier. Warehouses face the quay either
 * side of the road with cranes at their doors, the harbour master's house
 * and the customs house face the road, an inn and a chandler behind them,
 * and a breakwater runs out from the north tower to a lighthouse at the
 * harbour mouth. Ships lie alongside the piers with gangplanks down; the
 * harbour master sells passage on Branson's chart (travel.ts).
 *
 * World tiles, absolute like the capital's. Backend builder:
 * capitalHarbour.ts. Assets: the quay grammar in pierDeck.ts (`quay`
 * base), the lighthouse and harbour tower in capitalMonuments.ts, the
 * crane in capitalFabric.ts (yardprop `crane`).
 */
/** The ward: the moat's east bank to the quay edge, the wall rows included. */
export declare const HARBOUR_MIN_X: number;
/** The quay's edge tile: the last land, the water begins on the next. */
export declare const HARBOUR_MAX_X = 819;
export declare const HARBOUR_SEA_X: number;
export declare const HARBOUR_NORTH_Z = 108;
export declare const HARBOUR_SOUTH_Z = 212;
/** Everything the ward and the bay own, for the sweep and the levelling. */
export declare const HARBOUR_WORKS: {
    readonly minX: number;
    readonly maxX: 927;
    readonly minZ: 64;
    readonly maxZ: 296;
};
/** The ward's floor is the city's; the quay stands two heights over the water. */
export declare const HARBOUR_FLOOR_H = 2;
export declare const HARBOUR_WATER_H = 0;
export declare const HARBOUR_SHORE_H = 1;
/** The Harbour Road: the Way's rows, kerbed, from the bridge foot to the quay. */
export declare const HARBOUR_ROAD_Z: number;
export declare const HARBOUR_ROAD_HALF_W = 2;
export declare const HARBOUR_ROAD_KERB_HALF_W = 3;
/** The quay strip along the water, six wide, flags. */
export declare const HARBOUR_QUAY_MIN_X = 814;
/** Wall towers every this many tiles along the harbour walls. */
export declare const HARBOUR_BASTION_EVERY = 16;
/** The drums at the water ends of the walls stand on the quay's corners. */
export declare const HARBOUR_TOWER_X = 818;
type Rect = {
    readonly minX: number;
    readonly maxX: number;
    readonly minZ: number;
    readonly maxZ: number;
};
/**
 * The piers: stone, terrain at the ward's height with the quay grammar on
 * their edges. The Royal Pier is on the road's rows; the two smaller piers
 * flank it.
 */
export declare const HARBOUR_ROYAL_PIER: {
    readonly minX: number;
    readonly maxX: 853;
    readonly minZ: number;
    readonly maxZ: number;
};
export declare const HARBOUR_NORTH_PIER: {
    readonly minX: number;
    readonly maxX: 845;
    readonly minZ: 128;
    readonly maxZ: 131;
};
export declare const HARBOUR_SOUTH_PIER: {
    readonly minX: number;
    readonly maxX: 845;
    readonly minZ: 189;
    readonly maxZ: 192;
};
export declare const HARBOUR_PIERS: ReadonlyArray<Rect>;
/** The breakwater from the north tower, three wide, and its head with the lighthouse on it. */
export declare const HARBOUR_MOLE: {
    readonly minX: number;
    readonly maxX: 861;
    readonly minZ: 108;
    readonly maxZ: number;
};
export declare const HARBOUR_MOLE_HEAD: {
    readonly minX: 862;
    readonly maxX: 866;
    readonly minZ: 106;
    readonly maxZ: 112;
};
export declare const HARBOUR_LIGHTHOUSE: {
    readonly x: 864;
    readonly z: 109;
};
/**
 * The ships. `style` is the ship kind and its bow's heading (face90 is bow
 * east, face270 bow west, face0 bow south); `hull` is the water the hull
 * lies over, blocked so nothing paths under a keel; `plank` is the pier
 * tile the gangplank leaves from and the side it goes over.
 */
export declare const HARBOUR_SHIPS: ReadonlyArray<{
    id: string;
    x: number;
    z: number;
    style: string;
    hull: Rect;
    plank: {
        x: number;
        z: number;
        side: 'north' | 'south' | 'east' | 'west';
    };
}>;
/**
 * The buildings. Warehouses face the quay (door east), the master's house
 * and the customs house face the road, the inn and the chandler stand
 * behind them on the road too. Styles as the capital's landmarks.
 */
export declare const HARBOUR_LANDMARKS: ReadonlyArray<{
    id: string;
    kind: 'stonehouse' | 'warehouse';
    style: string;
    x: number;
    z: number;
    board?: string;
}>;
/**
 * The two open yards that replaced the blind terraces (the Capital redesign,
 * 2026-09-25: no blind buildings anywhere James can see from the East Gate).
 * Both run from the moat's bank to the warehouses' backs (x 771-797).
 *
 * The Net Yard, inside the north wall: net drying frames, fish racks, rope
 * coils, a boat on trestles, barrels.
 */
export declare const HARBOUR_NET_YARD: {
    readonly minX: number;
    readonly maxX: number;
    readonly minZ: number;
    readonly maxZ: number;
};
/**
 * The Fish Market, inside the south wall: six striped stalls in two rows
 * facing each other across an aisle (the three on the quay stay too), fish
 * racks and ice crates round them. The Fishmonger's tile is the aisle's
 * middle (phase 2).
 */
export declare const HARBOUR_FISH_MARKET: {
    readonly minX: number;
    readonly maxX: number;
    readonly minZ: number;
    readonly maxZ: number;
};
export declare const HARBOUR_FISH_MARKET_KEEPER: {
    readonly x: number;
    readonly z: number;
};
/** The six stalls: `marketstall fish-<facing>`, each counter three tiles along x, fronting the aisle. */
export declare const HARBOUR_FISH_MARKET_STALLS: ReadonlyArray<{
    x: number;
    z: number;
    facing: 'n' | 's';
    style: string;
}>;
/** Treadwheel cranes on the quay edge, at the warehouse doors. */
export declare const HARBOUR_CRANES: ReadonlyArray<{
    x: number;
    z: number;
}>;
/** The fish market on the south quay: stalls with their backs to the water. */
export declare const HARBOUR_FISH_STALLS: ReadonlyArray<{
    x: number;
    z: number;
}>;
/** The sailings board at the Royal Pier's root. */
export declare const HARBOUR_BOARD: {
    readonly x: 817;
    readonly z: 154;
};
/**
 * Marlow stands out on the Royal Pier at the crimson ship's gangplank, not
 * back on the quay: the man who sells you a passage is beside the ship that
 * carries it (James, 2026-09-22). The board still meets you at the root.
 */
export declare const HARBOUR_MASTER: {
    readonly x: 837;
    readonly z: 158;
    readonly faceX: 838;
    readonly faceZ: 154;
};
/** Where a sailing puts you ashore: the Royal Pier beside the first gangplank. */
export declare const HARBOUR_LANDING: {
    readonly x: 836;
    readonly z: number;
};
/** The name on the road and the map. */
export declare const HARBOUR_NAME = "The King's Harbour";
/** The wall rows and the tiles inward that the wall pieces fill. */
export declare function onHarbourWall(x: number, z: number): boolean;
export declare function inHarbourWard(x: number, z: number): boolean;
/** Inside the walls: where the buildings and yards are. */
export declare function inHarbourInterior(x: number, z: number): boolean;
export declare function onHarbourRoad(x: number, z: number): boolean;
export declare function onHarbourQuay(x: number, z: number): boolean;
export declare function onHarbourPier(x: number, z: number): boolean;
export declare function onHarbourMole(x: number, z: number): boolean;
/**
 * Every stone deck standing over the water: the piers, the breakwater, and the Capital Aquarium's bridge and Grand Quay
 * (capitalAquarium.ts), so the harbour lays them at the quay's height with its quay edges and its paving.
 */
export declare function onHarbourDeck(x: number, z: number): boolean;
/**
 * The Sound's shore south of the harbour: the first water column on a row.
 * Straight along the quay and the ward, then bending east below the south
 * tower to reach the map's edge, wandering a tile or two so it is a coast
 * and not a ruler.
 */
export declare const HARBOUR_SHORE_BEND_Z = 240;
export declare function harbourShoreX(z: number): number;
/** The Sound: sea from the shore to the map's edge, the north rows included, the decks excepted. */
export declare function inHarbourSea(x: number, z: number): boolean;
/** Laid stone: the ward inside its walls, the piers and the breakwater (see the frontend's LaidPaving). */
export declare function inHarbourPaving(x: number, z: number): boolean;
export {};
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