Trill Point

For years Trill Point seemed…stuck in its era, no one complained, but the world around it kept growing. That was until just recently. In 2003 the Syv voted in a new ambitious plan to create a northern superhighway connecting Ciscal, Hickory Center, Trill Point, Fontana, Shooter, Augusta, and Deepwater. It would replace the two lane road that stretched and winded throughout the arid north with a four lane divided highway with controlled access. In 2009 the new VV1, also known as the Forgotten Royal Highway (FRH) was completed in Trill Point. At the same point, a new port was created in the western side of Trill. Because of this new ferry route, the majority of the population of the eastern half of Hickory Center was now traveling into Trill to use the ferry across to Lindsborg. A new residential high rise and commerce sector was developed near the water front, a massive interchange between VV1, Old VV1, and Portside Boulevard needed to be created, known as Trill Crossing was built and completed earlier in 2010.
Since the creation of this massive transportation system upgrade the population of Trill Point has doubled in population. A new medic aviation post was created just east of Trill Point. On top of this, the North Central Line starts in Trill Point and continues all the way to Concorde and beyond, both industrial lines and passenger lines.
Trill Point is the ideal bed and breakfast community now, sitting between Hickory Center and Lindsborg. It has a future, but right now, the people are content with what they have at the moment and appreciate their past.
Trill Point

Trill Crossing at VV1, Old VV1, Portside Blvd

The New Hawkin's Port

Trill Medical Aviation Post

Trill Point Industrial Yard

The roots of Trill Point...agriculture

New intersection of VV4 and VV1/Forgotten Royal Highway

Old VV1 and North Central Line

Heading east

-Jet-


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