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==== QuinnLand ====

Before February 2020, Rajkot was not known by this name. Rather, it was called "QuinnLand", and it was created by an unknown user on November 9th, 2019. Upon establishment, the town immediately joined India, becoming the ninth town to do so. It was by no means a large town, as written records indicate that it had 16 chunks~~, but it is very likely that it had more~~. The highest written record of QuinnLand's population was up to 14 residents, most of whom were inactive.

Before February 2020, Rajkot was not known by this name. Rather, it was called "QuinnLand", and it was created by an unknown user on November 9th, 2019. Upon establishment, the town immediately joined India, becoming the ninth town to do so. It was by no means a large town, as written records indicate that it had 20 chunks at most. The highest written record of QuinnLand's population was up to 14 residents, most of whom were inactive.

[[File:QuinnLand 1.png|left|thumb|One of the only photographs left of QuinnLand. November 12, 2019.]]

Throughout its existence, QuinnLand was by far one of the most underdeveloped sites in all of India. For months, there were no ice boat routes that connected it to the rest of the world, all of the town's valuables were locked away in an armory that was only accessible to some, building materials and food were scarce, and there were only a few basic structures that didn't fit properly into the chunk grid. The largest building at the time was a mob spawner built in the center of the town, and the entire property was surrounded in a great wooden wall that anyone could easily penetrate. This wall cut through the town center and housed a clearing for a small residential subdivision and a mine entrance.

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 ==== QuinnLand ====
-Before February 2020, Rajkot was not known by this name. Rather, it was called "QuinnLand", and it was created by an unknown user on November 9th, 2019. Upon establishment, the town immediately joined India, becoming the ninth town to do so. It was by no means a large town, as written records indicate that it had 16 chunks, but it is very likely that it had more. The highest written record of QuinnLand's population was up to 14 residents, most of whom were inactive.
+Before February 2020, Rajkot was not known by this name. Rather, it was called "QuinnLand", and it was created by an unknown user on November 9th, 2019. Upon establishment, the town immediately joined India, becoming the ninth town to do so. It was by no means a large town, as written records indicate that it had 20 chunks at most. The highest written record of QuinnLand's population was up to 14 residents, most of whom were inactive.
 [[File:QuinnLand 1.png|left|thumb|One of the only photographs left of QuinnLand. November 12, 2019.]]
 Throughout its existence, QuinnLand was by far one of the most underdeveloped sites in all of India. For months, there were no ice boat routes that connected it to the rest of the world, all of the town's valuables were locked away in an armory that was only accessible to some, building materials and food were scarce, and there were only a few basic structures that didn't fit properly into the chunk grid. The largest building at the time was a mob spawner built in the center of the town, and the entire property was surrounded in a great wooden wall that anyone could easily penetrate. This wall cut through the town center and housed a clearing for a small residential subdivision and a mine entrance.

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