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== Spawn-China-Indo Sector ==
== Spawn-China-Indo Sector ==
Long distance cobblestone slab roads between Spawn and China with another road splitting off in Central Asia to India.
Long distance cobblestone slab roads between Spawn and China with another road splitting off in Central Asia to India.
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Latest revision as of 07:00, 10 November 2023

Overview

CaspianVia is a Government Agency of the Caspian States that does road building and maintenance throughout the Middle-East and Central Asia.


History

CaspianVia came out of a consolidation of the road networks. The Spawn-China Road and Indo-Stan Road were built by Alania and continually repaired by whichever nation Alania was a part of. RoadPersia, after being inspired by the Canadian Roads built the southern main trunk and a few side roads. With the collapse of Persia its successor, the Caspian States, inherited the roads and extended them. And the minor Ottoman's road network was also incorporated and maintained by the CaspianVia.

With the expansion of the Caspian States into the Central Asia Steppe the roads were expanded also, including extending the old Persian Main Trunk road to connect with the Indo-Stan road.

Ottoman Sector

Dirt path roads linking Ankara to spawn and to the Spawn-China road

Caucasus Sector

Roads north of Alania fit into this, all are dirt path and branch out from Alania though the Caucasus Steppe and northward.

Persian Sector

Persian Main Trunk road goes from the Indo-Stan road in Afghanistan past Gorgan and into Babylon and forms the core of the sector. Two roads from Alania to Babylon also exist and a Parsaegrade branch exists also. All roads are cobblestone slab and large improvements are planned.

Spawn-China-Indo Sector

Long distance cobblestone slab roads between Spawn and China with another road splitting off in Central Asia to India.