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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
Ostende covers the eastern city centre of Mossau and was the largest borough by population until Mid-2021. It contains the Mossau Hammer And Sickle Statue, currently the oldest still standing structure of the town, built on 8th December 2019. It's also known for being a major ice road/railroad junction due to there being many junction stations for both traction types. Ostende borders [[Mossow/Gutow|Gutow]] to the North, [[Mossow/Leadenhall|Leadenhall]] to the Northwest, [[Mossow/Obermossow|Obermossow]] to the West, [[Mossow/Niedermossow|Niedermossow]] to the South and the Wilderness to the East. | |||
== Architecture == | |||
Ostende is a largely flat borough, the only building being Lenhart's Spruce Cubes and the Bärstadt Airways Tower. Like most districts in Mossau's historical centre, Ostende doesn't have a distinct architecture style. | |||
== Traffic == | |||
Until the closing of the two major railway lines, Ostende was one of the districts the Mossau–Shrek Railway ran across, calling at ''Mossau Nord'' within Ostende. Below Ostende the [[Mossow-New Snork Iceway|Mossau–New Snork ice road]] joins the [[Mossow-Neverwinter Iceway|Mossau–Neverwinter ice road]], two important routes in [[Casey]]. Ostende has one ice road station: ''Mossau Ost'' on the Mossau–New Snork Iceway | |||
[[Category:Casey]] | [[Category:Casey]] | ||
[[Category:Town Subdivision]] | [[Category:Town Subdivision]] | ||