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The Urban Geography comprises all pre-2030 territory of Housatonic and sits on mainland [[Cusinaut]] and sits on elevated land overlooking the [[Nysdra Sea]]. Prior to the establishment of unitary administration, 89% of the territory was part of the City of Housatonic itself, making the area relatively urbanized. Due to the climate, this urbanization is relatively limited in its population impact, but nonetheless the city itself is fairly spread out. Although elevated, the Urban Geography is largely flat, and beyond the urbanized portions is a small {{wp|taiga}} region. The Urban Geography is classified as {{wp|subarctic}} and sits on the commonly agreed upon border between that climate type and {{wp|tundra}}. | The Urban Geography comprises all pre-2030 territory of Housatonic and sits on mainland [[Cusinaut]] and sits on elevated land overlooking the [[Nysdra Sea]]. Prior to the establishment of unitary administration, 89% of the territory was part of the City of Housatonic itself, making the area relatively urbanized. Due to the climate, this urbanization is relatively limited in its population impact, but nonetheless the city itself is fairly spread out. Although elevated, the Urban Geography is largely flat, and beyond the urbanized portions is a small {{wp|taiga}} region. The Urban Geography is classified as {{wp|subarctic}} and sits on the commonly agreed upon border between that climate type and {{wp|tundra}}. | ||
The Insular Geography comprises the Unnuaq Chain, which prior to 2030 was an overseas territory of [[Urcea]]. The Chain is comprised of three islands which sit immediately to the north of the polar circle and Urban Geography. | The Insular Geography comprises the Unnuaq Chain, which prior to 2030 was an overseas territory of [[Urcea]]. The Chain is comprised of three islands which sit immediately to the north of the polar circle and Urban Geography. The Insular Geography is almost entirely comprised of tundra and is otherwise unremarkable in terms of climate and topography; the three islands are all somewhat elevated off of sea level with sheer rock faces on most sides and a few gradual sloping regions where historic human settlement occurred. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||