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{{ | {{Town | ||
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| | |title1=Wheeling | ||
| | |type=[[Town Guide|Town]] | ||
| | |Full_name=Wheeling | ||
| | |Motto="WTF IS A KILOMETER" | ||
| | |Nation=[[Nostra:America|America]] | ||
|region = Pennsylvania | |Population=14 | ||
|mayor = Artihst | |Chunks=171 | ||
| | |Coordinates=[https://map.earthmc.net/?world=minecraft:overworld&zoom=5&x=-28848&y=64&z=-7296 -28848, -7296] | ||
|Continent=[[North America (Continent)|North America]] | |||
|region=Pennsylvania | |||
|mayor=Artihst | |||
|Established=August 17, 2026 | |||
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== History == | == History == | ||
Wheeling was founded on August 17, 2026, joining the Commonwealth of America the following day. It was built alongside the neighboring towns of [[Nostra:Pittsburgh|Pittsburgh]] (mayor Moxicodone) and Allegheny (mayor Yapannn), forming the informal "Pittsburgh Metro" cluster. Rather than three unrelated towns, the metro is a deliberate collaboration: despite differing build styles between the three mayors, the group has aimed to make the towns read as one continuous "urban fabric," including a shared street grid, a canal, and an ice rail line linking Wheeling and Pittsburgh | Wheeling was founded on August 17, 2026, joining the Commonwealth of America the following day. It was built alongside the neighboring towns of [[Nostra:Pittsburgh|Pittsburgh]] (mayor Moxicodone) and Allegheny (mayor Yapannn), forming the informal "Pittsburgh Metro" cluster. Rather than three unrelated towns, the metro is a deliberate collaboration: despite differing build styles between the three mayors, the group has aimed to make the towns read as one continuous "urban fabric," including a shared street grid, a canal, and an ice rail line linking Wheeling and Pittsburgh. During the [[Nostra:America#Chicago_crisis|Chicago crisis]], Wheeling and Pittsburgh briefly joined New York before rejoining America on August 18, 2026. | ||
== Notable buildings == | == Notable buildings == | ||
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* Wheeling Suspension Bridge<ref>[https://www.ohiocountylibrary.org/history/3304 Wheeling Suspension Bridge], Ohio County Public Library</ref> | * Wheeling Suspension Bridge<ref>[https://www.ohiocountylibrary.org/history/3304 Wheeling Suspension Bridge], Ohio County Public Library</ref> | ||
* Centre Market Building<ref>[https://www.ohiocountylibrary.org/history/3804 Centre Market], Ohio County Public Library</ref> | * Centre Market Building<ref>[https://www.ohiocountylibrary.org/history/3804 Centre Market], Ohio County Public Library</ref> | ||
* Capitol Theatre / Capitol Music Hall (Majority Block)<ref>[https://www.ohiocountylibrary.org/history/5466 Capitol Theatre], Ohio County Public Library</ref> | |||
* Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Terminal (West Virginia Northern Community College)<ref>[https://www.ohiocountylibrary.org/research/wheeling-history/5386 B&O Railroad Terminal], Ohio County Public Library</ref><ref>[https://www.american-rails.com/bowheelingstation.html B&O Wheeling Station], American-Rails.com</ref> | * Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Terminal (West Virginia Northern Community College)<ref>[https://www.ohiocountylibrary.org/research/wheeling-history/5386 B&O Railroad Terminal], Ohio County Public Library</ref><ref>[https://www.american-rails.com/bowheelingstation.html B&O Wheeling Station], American-Rails.com</ref> | ||
* Heritage Port<ref>[https://www.wheelingwv.gov/departments/Parks-Recreation/heritage-port Heritage Port], City of Wheeling, WV</ref> | * Heritage Port<ref>[https://www.wheelingwv.gov/departments/Parks-Recreation/heritage-port Heritage Port], City of Wheeling, WV</ref> | ||
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=== Planned === | === Planned === | ||
* Baer's Sons Grocery Company Warehouse (Boury Warehouse Lofts)<ref>[https://www.ohiocountylibrary.org/history/baers-sons-grocery-company-warehouse-%7C-boury-warehouse-lofts/5596 Baer's Sons Grocery Warehouse], Ohio County Public Library</ref> | * Baer's Sons Grocery Company Warehouse (Boury Warehouse Lofts)<ref>[https://www.ohiocountylibrary.org/history/baers-sons-grocery-company-warehouse-%7C-boury-warehouse-lofts/5596 Baer's Sons Grocery Warehouse], Ohio County Public Library</ref> | ||