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A City Journal by edwarjo89

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Delcony is a small country that formed after the fall of the Riechenhast Empire. Come explore this quaint little country with me.

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Frankfurt, Las Vegas

By edwarjo89,

Las Vegas is a small budding community on the Candahar River. Actually it has nothing to do with Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. In Delconish, the native language of the region, Las Vegas means The Family. Las Vegas started as a complete rural area but when Franklin Geoffry built his homestead there in 1602 other family members slowly started to set up homes along the river. After about 20 years of this the area became known as Las Vegas Homicidiouse, aka The Family Homestead. After Geoffry's death in 1642 the...
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The City of Riverton

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The City of Riverton The City of Riverton is just north of Candahar City along the Candahar River. Riverton is the second oldest city in Delcony. Riverton, and the surounding nieghborhoods, are a part of the Candahar-Riverton Metropolitan Area located in Cadahar County. The city is bordered by the Cadahar River to the east, the Liam River to the north, and Mount Liam, which is part of the Cadahar mountain range, to the west. A political/topographic map of Riverton. The original settlement of Riverton is...
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Candahar City

By edwarjo89,

Candahar City is actually the first city i started in Delcony. I developed it naturally so yes that means NO PRE-PLANNING!!! I don't however have any pictures of its development for two reasons, one i started this city before this CJ, and 2, because well, i just never took any pics until now.... so well here ya go! So first here is a region shot of what Delcony looks like now since my last update: before after Now on to Candahar City!!!! Candahar City sits on a penisular inbetween the mouth of the...
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One very popular residential neighborhood in Las Vegas is the McCord Boulevard area. In the mid 1800s the area was mostly made up of row homes. Here is an aerial view of McCord Boulevard, Fall of 1861. Currently there are plans being discussed in the city council for building a rapid transit route through McCord Boulevard. Many of the residents are opposed to the idea. Ruth Garrenger, head of C.R.A.P. (City Residential Approval Panel)(as seen below) said at a townhall style meeting that "... any kind of...
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Las Vegas, 1890 - 1893

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Finally Las Vegas connected to the other side of the river. The Las Vegas Viaduct opened January 1, 1890. The viaduct connected South Bend, L.V. to Gainsville Station. Everet Park, Christmas Eve day, 1892. Stompe Toren Spaarnwoude Church, Christmas Eve mass, 1892 Later that night Las Vegas was hit by the worst blizzard in 10 years. First Night is the Ringing in of the new year for those in Delcony. First Night, 1893. Kingston Port, January 4, 1893. Kingston Port is north of Las Vegas across the Candahar...
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