Suburbs - Tamewood, Elliedale, Birrawillow, Linn
The west MacJohnson River suburbs were the 2nd lot of suburbs to grow on from the two villages of Morawee and Tamewood. Being on the west side of the river, they expanded on from Tamewood. The suburbs line along the river and on the lower north-eastern slopes of Kathine Hill. The suburbs contain mostly residential, with a few shops and a few office areas. The west MacJohnson River suburbs are Tamewood, Elliedale, Birrawillow and Linn.
Tamewood
Tamewood was the first village on the western side of the MacJohnson River. Developed alongside with Morawee, it holds mostly the low wealth citizens (unqualified workers) which keep all the factories in the Tamewood Industrial Project moving on. The original village which still stands beside the river has been seperated from the rest of Tamewood by the RHN H1 stem. There is also an office area, called the Tamewood Commercial District (TCD), which contains many low density offices. On the northern side of Tamewood, there has been some development of windmills to produce energy.
One of the many suburban streets in Tamewood...
The windmills and the Tamewood Windmill Motel...
Down one of the streets going towards the windmills...
Some shops around the same area...
The original Tamewood village...
Tamewood Burgers, and the surrounding area now...
Further down Delley Road from Tamewood Burgers...
The Tamewood Commercial District (TCD)...
Further up the slopes on the north east face of Kathine Hill, in Tamewood...
Elliedale
Elliedale is the main central area for the west MacJohnson suburbs. The suburb contains mainly medium wealth residences, as well as some high wealth residences along the riverside. Along the main road of Delley Road, there are also some medium density offices, a shopping centre and some high tech industry. The medium wealth stand on the slopes of Kathine Hill.
The high wealth residences in Elliedale along the MacJohnson River...
The shopping centre (on the left) and the medium density offices along Delley Road..
A fast food shop along Delley Road, on the southern end of Lilliedale, on the border of Linn...
The medium wealth residences on the north eastern side of Kathine Hill...
The high tech industry along Delley Road...
Birrawillow
The hilltop suburb of Birrawillow is of mostly medium wealth residences that are built down and along the slopes of the north eastern side of Kathine Hill. A few shops and offices are also present at the lower slopes and on the ridge.
Some shops, residences and offices on the lower slope...
Some more ontop of the hill on the ridge...
View of the city from a house on the top of the hill...
The houses on Kathine Hill in Birrawillow...
Linn
This small suburb of Linn contains as well as some medium wealth residences, shops and offices; also contains a few parks. The suburb is the most southern suburb of the west MacJohnson suburbs, and is located beside the MacJohnson River at the bottom of Kathine Hill.
The view of Linn Park, Linn and the north east side of Kathine Hill from the top of one of the medium density residences on the southern edge of the border...
One of the steets in Linn, looking towards the city...
Another nearby street...
On the western side of Linn Park...
Stay tuned to The Rooleyson Journal for more on the completion of the Rooleyson International Airport (YROO) and the surrounding industrial district, the suburb of Brokeford and the inner-city suburbs.
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