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Founded: January 3, 2023 | Founded: January 3, 2023 | ||
- Lost Coast is located near the northwest corner of California enclosed by groves of preserved trees on three sides and an open ocean to its west. Prior to the founding of Lost Coast, a town called Eureka existed in its area, with all of the town's 2 buildings still standing today, and being well preserved. Lost Coast is divided into 4 main districts: Cape, Happy Valley, Humboldt Hills, and Arcata. Lost Coast uniquely integrates half-roofs and lanterns with many of its buildings, specifically those in its Cape district. Lavender fields, farmland, and vast seaside hills make up most of Happy Hills. Humboldt Hills is Lost Coast's most historic neighborhood, with it having one of the two Eureka-era buildings in the town, all of the first 6 buildings built after Lost Coast was created, and being the first area to get claimed. Arcata is centered around Arcata Square and is full of many shops and services, including the Lost Public Library with many poems and stories, Humboldt Records which is one of the server's very few record stores, the Jefferson Head Club which sells dozens of collectible player heads, and OoOoLaLa's bakery which holds the regional resource center upstairs. Lost Coast has switched between 6 different nations throughout its history (Cascadia, Rocky Mountains, Norcallia, California, Pacific Ocean, Jefferson), more than any other town on EMC. | - Lost Coast is located near the northwest corner of California enclosed by groves of preserved trees on three sides and an open ocean to its west. Prior to the founding of Lost Coast, a town called Eureka existed in its area, with all of the town's 2 buildings still standing today, and being well preserved. Lost Coast is divided into 4 main districts: Cape, Happy Valley, Humboldt Hills, and Arcata. Lost Coast uniquely integrates half-roofs and lanterns with many of its buildings, specifically those in its Cape district. Lavender fields, farmland, and vast seaside hills make up most of Happy Hills. Humboldt Hills is Lost Coast's most historic neighborhood, with it having one of the two Eureka-era buildings in the town, all of the first 6 buildings built after Lost Coast was created, and being the first area to get claimed. Arcata is centered around Arcata Square and is full of many shops and services, including the Lost Public Library with many poems and stories, Humboldt Records which is one of the server's very few record stores, the Jefferson Head Club which sells dozens of collectible player heads, and OoOoLaLa's bakery which holds the regional resource center upstairs. Lost Coast has switched between 6 different nations throughout its history (Cascadia, Rocky Mountains, Norcallia, California, Pacific Ocean, Jefferson), more than any other town on EMC. During Lost Coast's most active period in its history, the hashtag "#LiveLaughLoveLostCoast" or "#LLLLC" for short, was popularized by residents as a slogan used to promote tourism to the city. | ||
===Bradley=== | ===Bradley=== | ||
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Founded: May 12, 2023 | Founded: May 12, 2023 | ||
- Located off the coast of an isolated British Columbia island, Hakai Lodge is the most remote town in Jefferson. Disconnected from the rest of North America, Hakai | - Located off the coast of an isolated British Columbia island, Hakai Lodge is the most remote town in Jefferson. Disconnected from the rest of North America, Hakai offers a scenic getaway for dedicated travelers willing to take the long journey on boat to the town. It is divided into two main areas, one on the island and another on the ocean. The island part is dominated by residential cabins and lighthouses that fit the dense forests nearby. The ocean part is more commercial, home to Jefferson's 7-11 and Blockbuster shops, as well as a hotel for the aforementioned dedicated travelers. Several canals go through the ocean part of town, which itself is primarily built on floating logs, resembling Venice more than a remote Canadian island. There used to be a town called Hooded near Hakai Lodge but it has since fallen and been annexed into Hakai, with a small replica of Hooded's lighthouse being added to the north side of Hakai. | ||
===Umatilla County=== | ===Umatilla County=== | ||