Update 4: 2011's last entry!

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Entry posted by __A · December 24, 2011

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Update #4: THE LAST ENTRY OF 2011!!!!!!!!!!!! This update will be about the City of Harlden.

The CBD of Harlden has started to transform, it wasn't the CBD until recently due to the fact that the industrial warehouses and buildings have moved to a new area.

This area of Harlden has also began to transform, some are even saying that East Harlden should be the CBD because it has beautiful skyscrapers, transport infrastructure and more residents go to this area.

Tresor de zoo is the best zoo you can find in the city of Harlden, the name translates to Treasure Zoo in French, Treasure Zoo is located at the very south of the CBD and within a walking distance to a railway station.

Harlden Aquarium is also a good place to go, it is one of the oldest aquariums in New Brunton. Harlden Aquarium is located in East Harlden and right near a station.

Now here is a glimpse of West Harlden, located on the other side of Norton Harbour which divides the CBD and East Harlden to West Harlden. Smith Brookes International Airport is also located in West Harlden, it will be revealed soon!

And now were back to the CBD, East Harlden Railway Station is the central station for the CBD. The station serves Harlden Railway Company which operates between the Airport to East Harlden and a City Line.

Located in a walking distance from East Harlden Station is the Harlden City Hall. The building was the previous Parliament House until they moved to Hostane, now the building is the Harlden City Hall!

Industry City are a series of artificial islands which were made to move the industrial warehouses from the CBD. The islands are located within the Norton Harbour and close by to East Harlden. In the area there is even a few nuclear power plants which aren't working and used for a training centre.

North Harlden, the less appealing side of town... The area is located at the end of Norton Harbour near the Norton Basin which blocked the water from continuing through the city.

This is a must see! Tourists from around the world visit the Queen Yuki Memorial to look at the underground museum that is home to the hidden secrets and past of New Brunton. It was named Queen Yuki Memorial because they built a statue of Queen Yuki who was the first Queen of New Brunton.

The last picture for the last update of the year: Hostane River Arena... You might be wondering why its called Hostane River Arena, well its because it is right near Hostane River which goes from Hostane to the Norton Harbour.