The Sixties
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Most of Rankine was built before the sixties, but it suffered a great expansion during the sixties, when more modern factories moved there and other structures where built there. They gave a brief period of growth which stopped few years later.
Open-air sewage was one of the worst ideas ever implemented in Rankine; it only had one good thing: it was inexpensive; and this came first when the sewage planning was made.
Some new factories moved into Rankine, and they encouraged the demographic growth here. When they went bankrupt, however, their just arrived workers couldn't move to another district and stayed.
During this era the whole NYC area saw a nearly incontrolled growth, somebody even thought in building an office highrise here. It was a laudable idea, but it just didn't work.
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