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| − | Asekela is a coastal town on the north shore of the [[Takshuhona Peninsula]] by [[Lake Vimala]]. The town is part of the municipium of Aturoksha. The town is divided into two major parts both which lie along the [[Shalakmun River]]. Lower Asekela rests on the shore of [[Lake Vimala]]. [[Jampthanur Palace]], also known as 'Bridge-Palace', divides the lower from the upper city. The bridge palace spans the Shalakmun River. It is an ancient stone palace built upon three great arches. Modern Asekela enjoys the transportation services of a small skyport, two aerobarge lines, dragonrail, and lake-barge lines. | + | Asekela is a coastal town on the north shore of the [[Takshuhona Peninsula]] by [[Lake Vimala]]. The town is part of the municipium of Aturoksha. The town is divided into two major parts both which lie along the [[Shalakmun River]]. Lower Asekela rests on the shore of [[Lake Vimala]]. [[Jampthanur Palace]], also known as 'Bridge-Palace', divides the lower from the upper city. The bridge palace spans the Shalakmun River. It is an ancient stone palace built upon three great arches. Modern Asekela enjoys the transportation services of a small skyport, two aerobarge lines, dragonrail, and lake-barge lines. The population in 2735 was about 24,000 people. |
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Latest revision as of 06:09, 26 June 2023
Asekela is a coastal town on the north shore of the Takshuhona Peninsula by Lake Vimala. The town is part of the municipium of Aturoksha. The town is divided into two major parts both which lie along the Shalakmun River. Lower Asekela rests on the shore of Lake Vimala. Jampthanur Palace, also known as 'Bridge-Palace', divides the lower from the upper city. The bridge palace spans the Shalakmun River. It is an ancient stone palace built upon three great arches. Modern Asekela enjoys the transportation services of a small skyport, two aerobarge lines, dragonrail, and lake-barge lines. The population in 2735 was about 24,000 people.
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