Aurora:Jefferson: Difference between revisions

The 15 towns of Jefferson are listed as the following in order of creation date:

- San Jose is the only geographically Southern Californian town in Jefferson. The city contains mostly Savanah and desert biomes. It is the oldest city in Jefferson, with a couple of historic sites and the largest roads in the nation. It's also where Highway 99 ends, which connects Seattle (Central Cascadia) to San Jose (Southern Jefferson).

- Fresno is the capital and largest city of Jefferson. Being where most people in Jefferson live, Fresno is the only city with skyscrapers in the nation. It's home to a wide variety of architectural styles and many different neighborhoods, which add up to make it the largest town in Jefferson by both area and population.

- Lost Coast is the oldest city in California's Far North and the 2nd largest city in Jefferson by area. Most of the town is protected forests, which allows it to have the largest preserved coastal forests in all of the lower 48 states. Lost Coast uniquely integrates half-roofs and lanterns with much of its buildings. It has a bear-shaped lake, inspired by the bear on the flag of California. Lost Coast is located where 2 old towns once were, which leave the city with many historic artifacts.

- Bradley is a modern city located in the savannahs of Central California. It's home to one of the only villager trading halls in Jefferson, as well as the nation's largest PVP arena.

- Visalia is located in the Sierra Nevada Mountains and the San Joaquin Valley. Visalia stands out from almost any other town on the server because it is made almost exclusively from Deepslate-based blocks. This gives the town a very dark and gothic look. It is primarily residential and many of its homes are on the Sierra Nevadas, overlooking the city's park which lies in the center.

- Azure Bay is a beach town located just west of Fresno. The town lies on a warm savannah biome and has many modern buildings and homes surrounding its primary beach, where a large statue of the late Technoblade is located. The town is also home to Jefferson's largest mall, where one of the city's many canals surrounds it.

- As the name suggests, Pyramid Lake is a village that surrounds Nevada's largest lake, which the town is named after. The town is a small and cozy oasis in a very large desert. For being such a small town, Pyramid Lake has many local businesses such as the Pyramid Credit Union, Pyramid Organics, the Lakeside Inn, and PL Mining Co.

- Clovis is a small, primarily agricultural town located between Fresno and Visalia.

- Madera is a small suburb of Fresno but has much to offer. The western part of town is in the San Joaquin Valley, the central part is in the savannahs of the Sierra Nevada steps, and the eastern part is on directly on the mountains. It is surrounded by forests and grasslands, and vines line many of its buildings. It also has one of Jefferson's best government buildings, the Madera City Hall. It

- Located off the coast of a remote British Columbia island, Hakai Lodge is the most remote town in Jefferson. It had to change its town-spawn in order to reach the 3,500 block limit for towns to join a nation. The town has two main parts, one on the island and another on the ocean. The island part is dotted with small cabins, fitting for the green and forested island, while the ocean part stands on logs and has a canal running through the buildings.

- Hill Valley is located in the forests of coastal Northern California. It is a city built from ruins, as before the present-day Hill Valley, there existed a town there by the same name and same mayor. The most prominent building in town is its large brick City Hall.

- Monterey Bay is located entirely on the Pacific Ocean and is entirely surrounded by glass.  

- Fort Elko is an isolated town in the middle of the Northern Nevada desert. It was originally founded as an outpost for Lost Coast but has since become an outpost for the nation as a whole. Fort Elko is a primarily military town, with a tall outpost tower in the center, but has grown to become more residential recently.

- Lassen is located on the foothills of the snowy Mt Shasta, the most prominent peak in California. Covered in dense green forests, Lassen is a small town with beautiful spruce cabins and lodges, with a rural ranch feel.

- Stockton is located on the northernmost end of the Central California Metroplex and is close to the ruins of the fallen town of Yosemite. A creek runs through the middle of town which adds to the rural and natural feel of the area.