I don't think the borders will work the same, judging from the pictures.
Maybe they are partly influenced by culture, but I think there is more to it than that.
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From right to left in my image:
Black: you can see this is probably the standard city, pretty straight forward.
White: It seems that this tile should have been included in the capital, maybe tiles need to be sandwiched to be included?
Red: This is may be why we have the situation with white. It seems that only coastal tiles that are adjacent to the city can become part of the city borders.
Green: Finally, we come to this peculiar lil' tile. Any way you look at it, it is a third tile away from the capital. The furthest any other tile is from a city is 2. Perhaps border expansion is controllable? Maybe I'm reading too much into this, but I'd like to hear what theories people have about this tile, and furthermore, about border expansion in general in Civ V.
As you can see in the image, there is clearly an irregularly shaped border that is not at all consistent with the more uniform border expansion we saw in the past.
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