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Overview
Cyrene is a large city located on the shores of the Eastern Sea and surrounding the Bay of Cyrene. The capital city of the Republic of Paxem, Cyrene is one of the most populated cities on the Doggerland bank, and currently operates the largest port on the continent. It is famous for its governmental district, vibrant downtown area, large skyline, and electricity-generating seawall.
Inception
Originally, the city was designed by architects Antonin Kaldwin and Julia Meynora as a replacement capital for the Neu Corporate Republik after the planned destruction of Novenรฆ by Florian Steinbauer. Florian Steinbauer had a significant hand in the project's design as well, especially the federal sector of the city, where the large, imposing buildings reflected his obsession with power and status. In a book published by Julia Meynora after the war, she reported that Steinbauer stated "It needs to intimidate. It needs to show the rest of the universe that we're a force to be reckoned with."
After the end of the war and the defeat of the NCR, the plans for the capital were discovered in two locations - a room adjacent to Florian Steinbauer's office at the Chisel Enterprises regional headquarters in Novenรฆ, and within Julia Meynora's office in Neu Wiltshire. These plans were quickly requisitioned and studied by the newly formed Paxemese government, who was already preparing to construct a new capital due to the extensive damage and rumblings for independence in Novenรฆ.
Initial Construction
Work on the city began in August of 3021. A large port was constructed first along the shores of the Eastern Sea, in order to facilitate the transport of building materials. Sedona district, the region of the city surrounding the port, was constructed first. Large amounts of temporary housing for construction workers was erected and moved as the city expanded upward towards the Sedona mountains. Ground was broken on Cyrene International Sky Harbor shortly after, with the airport being completed just a month and a half later. Work continued into late November, when construction began on the two major boulevards extending eastward into the planned Federal District. The tens of thousands of construction workers worked at a blistering pace until a workers strike caused work in Sedona District to falter and stall for around two weeks.
Later Construction
Present Day
Districts
Arabelle District
Canareis District
Federal District
Sedona District
Venturna District
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Demographics
Relationship to Dependencies