Settlement, Camp Isaac, Cascadia, Corrington

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Name: Camp Isaac

Ownership: The Crown of Corrington

Location: Cascadia, East Prio Sea

Map:

Mayor: None. The settlement is managed by the Royal Society of Natural Philosophy

Trade Value: See account summary

Town Bank: See account summary

Who can own property at Camp Isaac: Any scientific endeavour will be welcomed in Camp Isaac, however non-scientific, foreign endeavours should obtain permission from the military governor first. (A mere formality, simply state your intentions in this thread)

Who can freebuild in Camp Isaac: Anyone

Description: Camp Isaac is the first Halosian settlement on Cascadia and is located in the only navigable deep water channel in the estuary of the largest river on Cascadia. This river connects a large inland lake with the ocean, and, as the estuary consists mainly of wet lands criss-crossed with small streams, river travel makes up the main mode of transport for the camp, both downstream to the ocean by the deep water channel, and upstream, inland towards the lake. To make navigation easier, a series of lighthouses are planned for the deep water channel, as is a bridge to ensure communication with the mainland.

Build on wetlands and mainly serving as a base camp for expeditions into the interior of Cascadia, Camp Isaac consists mainly of tents, wooden huts, and other somewhat temporary constructions. It is renowned for being the starting point for the expedition which famously discovered the golden city of Myzectlan, and named after its founder and member of the expedition, Don Isaac Montoya. Managed by the Royal Society of Natural Philosophy, the camp welcomes all scientific expeditions and offers a perfect place to prepare for adventures!

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Geographical Features: This large island is home to the largest mountain range in the Prio Seas, and covered in verdant, fertile jungle. There is plentiful fresh water, cascading from the mountains in beautiful waterfalls. The south side of this island is drier while on the part of the island north of the mountain it is nearly always raining.
Rumors: This island is home to large carnivorous wild cats, which are a constant threat to the natives of the Island.

Builds in Camp Isaac

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Properties: 16/31

Size for EGS purposes - Level 2 'Town'

Required for Level 4 'Large Town': 18 settlement points including at least: x4 factories, x4 artisans, x1 art and culture.

Residences: 4

Scientific Lodgings, large residence, Royal Society of Natural Philosophy (via Ayrlego) (+3 settlement size)

Small House, small residence, Camp Isaac (via Ayrlego) (+1 settlement size)

Factories:

Artisans:

Commerce: 5

Post Office, medium commerce, Camp Isaac (via Ayrlego) (+2 settlement size)

Waymart Camp Isaac, large commerce, Mesabi (+3 settlement size)

Art and Culture:

Educational: 5

Explorer's cabin, medium education, Elostirion (+2 settlement size)

Big cat observation post, small education, Mesabi (+1 settlement size)

Invasive species, medium education, Mesabi  (+2 settlement size)

Plantations:

Mines:

Forts: 2

Camp Isaac Palisades, medium fort, Camp Isaac (via Bregir) (+2 settlement size)

Troops:

Other Buildings:

Vessels stationed here:

Other related builds:

On a ropewalk near Camp Isaac, Bregir

The Cats of Cascadia: A paper for the Royal Society of Natural Philosophy, Ayrlego

[Elostirion]

One of the rumoured large carnivorous wild cats is roaming near Camp Isaac...

Explorer's Cabin, will be licensed as medium education

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Ropewalks near Camp Isaac:

 

[Mesabi]

More ropewalks in Camp Isaac

 

[Ayrlego]

A post office for Camp Isaac. Licensed as a medium commerce in the name of the settlement.

[Mesabi]

2 Builds for Camp Isaac

 

[Bregir]

Palisades are now erected around Camp Isaac. (Medium fortress)

 

[Ayrlego]

Some lodgings for visiting scientists on the banks of the river.

[Ayrlego]

Pioneer Outpost, large art and culture for Camp Isaac.