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« Reply #15 on: October 18, 2014, 08:12:50 PM »
The Highways of Rural Myroria in Pictures
Tirvel Plantation, County Ivorheart

Tirvel Plantation is one of many towns incorporated in the early 21st century for election purposes. Formed out of several unorganized townships in 2003 several months before the first Assembly elections in the area, it comprises what was formally T12R3 EPP, T13R3 EPP, and T15R3 EPP (Townships 12, 13, and 15, range 3 east of Parvyn's Purchase). With a population of 102, Tirvel Plantation is a similar size to other Myrorian towns in the interior of the nation. It is represented in the Assembly by Hlenil Prildreth, of the Liberal Party.



An abandoned building near the old Tirvel Maple Sugar Tract, owned by the man who would lend the plantation his name.



Looking east down Ivorheart Highway 9, the main road through the town.



A logging truck heading north from County Traval.

Pelag's Notch, County Ivorheart

The unfortunately-named town of Pelag's Notch is situated in the mountains of southwestern County Ivorheart, and was incorporated in 1834. A thoroughfare for traffic heading east from Pelagis, it is one of the larger towns in rural Myroria, with a population of 1,340. Despite appeals by the General Assembly and the Association for Pelagian Remembrance to the town government to rid its name of the racial slur of "Pelag", the town's population steadfastly refuses to consider renaming their home, citing "tradition". There is one Pelagian family residing in the town, who could not be reached for comment.



The town library.



An old store in need of a paint job



The town cemetery, with Mount Vroseth in the background.

Sarevroth, County Traval

Located on the border with Letonna, northeast of Walun, Sarevroth is a bustling town of 963 that makes its living on logging and paper production. Founded after the Great War in one of the few tracts of forest undamaged by fighting, it grew rapidly to a population of over 2,000 but began a steady decline by the 1970s. This is a town of conservative Myrorians, many monarchist, that have hardened themselves through decades of hard labor.



A street heading towards the border with Letonna. A paper mill across the border employing Myrorians and Letonnese can be seen in the distance.



The only farm in town, situated on the western outskirts of town near an unimproved road heading into the woods.
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