Gazetteer
Gazetteer of Official Names, Cities, Districts and Commercial Nicknames
This gazetteer records the standard public names used by ministries, state assemblies, transport authorities, businesses and newspapers. It is not a tourist slogan list. Official names are used for law, taxation, elections, emergency planning and public infrastructure; commercial nicknames are looser market labels attached to industries, streets, station districts, retail chains and local employers. The Settlement Geography of the Republic uses these names to describe the relationships among capitals, regional cities, towns, suburbs, camps and dispersed settlements. Syndicate names below are recorded for cross-border reporting, comparative social sources and transport references; they do not imply that Syndicate administrative boundaries follow Republic municipal law.
Naming Rules
- The Republic is the ordinary short form for the federal state. Formal documents use the Republic unless a treaty, statute or diplomatic instrument requires a longer style.
- The Capital Territory is a state-level federal territory. Its principal city is The Capital, historically Kingsbury in imperial usage.
- State names are official political names. Their broad regional labels are descriptive shorthand and should not be treated as legal subtitles.
- Continental names follow diplomatic map usage. The five continental landmasses are the Kingsbury Continent, Westphalia, the Varda, the Talarin and the Orissa. The Northern Rim and Archipelagic Region are cross-continental or maritime regions, not additional continents.
- Capital names identify state administrative seats. Many are also ports, market towns, railway junctions or industrial cities rather than planned ceremonial capitals.
- District names identify recognised urban quarters, suburbs, commuter towns, bridgeheads, estates or labour settlements. Their boundaries are practical and may differ between transport maps, police beats and council wards.
- Commercial nicknames and brand names are recorded because they appear on signs, freight contracts, uniforms, shopfronts, canteens and local journalism. They are not official civic titles.
Federal and National Names
| Official name | Type | Common usage | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Republic | Federal state | the Republic | Ordinary national name used in domestic explanation. |
| The Capital Territory | Federal territory and state-level jurisdiction | the Capital Territory | Contains The Capital and its metropolitan authorities. |
| The Capital | Federal metropolis | the Capital | Political, legal, port, media, finance and headquarters city. |
| Kingsbury | Historical city name | Old Kingsbury, Kingsbury clerks | Imperial-era name preserved in old districts, cathedral usage and archival references. |
| The Syndicate | Rival state and security counterpart | the Syndicate | Used in military, intelligence and international-system files. |
| Kingsbury Continent | Continental landmass | the Kingsbury Continent | Contains the whole Republic and its three southern allied neighbours. |
| Westphalia | Continental landmass | Westphalia, Westphalian | East of the Kingsbury Continent and west of the Varda. |
| Varda | Continental landmass | the Varda | Contains the whole Syndicate. |
| Talarin | Continental landmass | the Talarin | West of the Kingsbury Continent and east of the Varda. |
| Orissa | Continental landmass | the Orissa | South of Westphalia; distinct from the Republic's southern allied neighbours. |
| Federation of Cordaine | Sovereign Republic ally | Cordaine, Cordainian | Dry western country south of Glassmere and Selworth on the Kingsbury Continent. |
| Republic of Bellisar | Sovereign Republic ally | Bellisar, Bellisaran | Central river, agricultural and industrial country south of Lydmere, Ashcombe, Oakhaven, Southwell and Maerford. |
| Commonwealth of Terenza | Sovereign Republic ally | Terenza, Terenzan | Eastern coastal and delta country south of Ormston, Mallowfen, Brightham and Waverlynd. |
Syndicate Anchor Settlements
The following settlements are the stable public names used in social, transport and comparative records for the Syndicate. They are not additional governorates. Their neighbourhood names are practical districts used by residents, housing offices, schools, markets and local security posts, and their boundaries may differ between those systems.
| Settlement | Region and role | Recognised neighbourhoods and local names |
|---|---|---|
| Karsin | Capital Security Basin; outer administrative and rail city | Registry Hill; South Loop Estates; Veysk Gate; Old Tram Yard |
| Luthere | Wardic Core Lowlands; university, textile and river junction | Archive Quarter; Loombank; East Sluice; Novrad Road |
| Drevak | Iron and Chemical Belt; steel, chemical and rail-maintenance city | Cinder Steps; Furnace Estate; North Canal; Old Foundry |
| Sevrin | Maritime Arc; fisheries, customs and mixed port-market city | Ropewalk; Salt Quay; Dockside Blocks; Lantern Market |
| Arvessa | Southern Grain and Irrigation Provinces; grain exchange and farm-machinery centre | Silo Row; Orchard Flats; Canal End; Red Granary Road |
| Rudagrad | Mountain and Hydropower Rim; dam, tunnel and mountain hospital city | Spillway Estate; Upper Switchback; Turbine Yard; Old Pass |
| Varkesh | Northern Forest and Extraction Zone; timber, clinic and winter-road service city | Pine Depot; Boiler Hill; River Camp; North Cut |
| Keshvar | Eastern Steppe and Frontier Marches; airbase, grazing and border-rail settlement | Radar Plain; East Barracks; Market Wind; Old Resettlement |
| Zorin Closed District | Closed production district; restricted metallurgy and missile-component works | Permit Gate; Workers' Ring; Test Spur; South Stores |
| Mirzh | Secondary provincial transport city; inland junction, repair and market centre | Three Lines; Red Bridge; Depot Hill; Old Market |
Karsin is often called the Basin by commuters; Sevrin is called Salt Quay in port speech; Mirzh's Three Lines refers to its rail junction rather than three political divisions; and Drevak's Cinder Steps refers to the stairways built across an old ash slope. These aliases are recognised because they describe work, transport or inherited geography. They are not alternative official names.
Official State and Capital Gazetteer
The population column is a rounded public reference. The Demographic Ledger of the Republic controls the 2026 state estimates, land areas, densities and urbanisation rates.
| State | Capital city | Broad public descriptor | Approx. population | Principal districts, local places and commercial names |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Capital Territory | The Capital | Central metropolitan basin | 42 million | The Capital comprises the Crown Quarter, Old Kingsbury, Exchange City, the Strandport, Southbank, Northgate, Westbridge, East Yards, Cinderfield, Larchfield, Wardbridge, Crownmere, Ashholt and the outer metropolitan settlements tied to the port, airport, railways and ministries. County Mart, Capital Market, Grand Arcade, Goldleaf House, Lacefern, Crown Mint, Northstar Tea, Green Table, Morning Vale, Harbour & Hearth, Red Lantern Noodles, Clearbrook Soap, Moonwhite, Silver Thread, River & Loom, Suncrest Appliances, Brightettle, KindPatch and Capital Pharmacy are common names. |
| Goldmere | Auricford | Central financial lowlands | 38 million | Auricford grows from the Exchange Steps and Gold Mere embankment into private hospital districts, guarded lake suburbs and office towers around Merebank commuter stations. Service workers cluster in South Assay flats and older rail terraces. Goldmere Merchant Bank, Goldmere Mutual, Velvet Cocoa, Goldleaf House, Moonwhite and Auricford Legal Rooms dominate signage. |
| Averwick | Avermouth | Eastern ocean coast | 31 million | Avermouth stretches along harbour basins, refinery creeks, pilots' quarters, beach suburbs and container rail corridors. Oceanview is the middle-class seaside extension, while Brinehaven and East Bar house refinery and cold-chain workers. Harbour & Hearth, Saltwind Sardines, Dockhand, Averwick Cold Chain, Blue Skies Aeromail and Oceanview Carriers are everyday names. |
| Eastmarch | Eastgate | Eastern manufacturing gate | 36 million | Eastgate fills an old march-road grid with factory wards, tram suburbs, technical colleges and tool-shop districts. Gearford and Forgeham are now continuous industrial suburbs, while March End remains a lower-cost commuter town. Silver Thread, Hearthmark, Cinder Lane, Eastmarch Industrial Controls, Riverline Cycles and Eastgate Market are prominent. |
| Prosward | Prosper Cove | Eastern gulf and yards | 34 million | Prosper Cove grows around naval yards, ropewalks, export offices, crowded waterfront wards and newer shipwright suburbs inland from flood risk. Yardminster and Anchorleigh function as specialist labour towns rather than dormitories. Prosper Marine Works, Anchor Furnishings, Dockhand, Harbour & Hearth, Prosward Ship Services and Saltwind Sardines are visible around yards. |
| Caldersay | Calderport | Eastern estuary islands | 25 million | Calderport is split between the old island town, mainland chemical parks, bridgehead suburbs and ferry villages. Heron Isle is affluent and regulated; Causeway Town and East Calder are practical commuter and plant districts. Caldersay Ferry Construction, Saltwind Sardines, Clearbrook Soap, KindPatch and Causeway Town Carriers are common. |
| Seabourne | Seaward | Eastern outer coast | 28 million | Seaward has a formal promenade, naval hospital quarter, guesthouse belts and inland service suburbs where year-round workers live. Saltchester and Mariner's Well have merged into the commuter coast, while Old Embankment remains older and cheaper. Seabourne Naval Medicine, Harbour & Hearth, Rosewell, KindPatch, Blue Peak Mineral Water and Seaward Market serve residents and visitors. |
| Waverlynd | Waveford | South-eastern coast | 22 million | Waveford grows on reclaimed strips near the Terenzan frontier: customs offices, drainage suburbs on raised roads, language-school districts and market-garden edges. Southbar is the customs suburb; Greenstrand and Ternmouth are tourist and produce towns. Waverlynd Fresh Produce, Golden Orchard, Green Table, Waverlynd Cross Border Logistics and Red Lantern Noodles are common near schools and hostels. |
| Norhaven | North Haven | North-eastern ocean approach | 18 million | North Haven climbs steeply from naval piers and timber wharves into fogbound hill suburbs and sheltered coves. Frostquay houses defence workers; Timber Sound retains sawmills and cold-storage sheds. Northstar Tea, Northstar Outfitters, Polar Clean, Norhaven Fisheries and Harbour & Hearth appear in depots and shops. |
| Northmark | Markhaven | Arctic coastal march | 6 million | Markhaven is compact around the harbour, airfield, treaty offices, heated apartment blocks and supply depots, with little speculative sprawl. Winter Post and Aurora Field are linked more by air schedules than daily commuting. Northstar Outfitters, Polar Clean, KindPatch, Blue Skies Aeromail, Northmark Ranger Supply and Green Table are practical staples. |
| Karsfell | Karsbridge | Northern shield and mines | 8 million | Karsbridge sits at a shield railhead below mine ridges, with hydro suburbs, equipment yards and company housing terraces. Red Dam is the power suburb; Nickel Tor is the specialist mining town. MetalMind Materials, Northstar Outfitters, Dockhand, Karsfell Drill Services and KindPatch are prominent. |
| Skeldmere | Skeldport | Northern lakes | 12 million | Skeldport spreads along lake ferry terminals, pulp suburbs, university quarters and winter-road depots. Pine Quay and Deepwater are functional lake ports, while Lantern Lake is a student and research suburb. Pine Hill Paper, Northstar Tea, Trailhouse, Skeldmere Ferry Services and Harbour & Hearth are visible. |
| Iverness | Ivern Falls | Northern timber interior | 14 million | Ivern Falls follows river terraces beside sawmills, paper plants and worker suburbs. Pine Hill is the older mill suburb; Bowstring and Carvermere are forest-road towns tied to haulage. Pine Hill Paper, Northstar Tea, River & Loom, Iverness Timber Board and Trailhouse are common brands. |
| Durnholt | Durnford | North-western forest | 9 million | Durnford is a rail-and-timber market surrounded by old holt villages, First Nations liaison offices and ranger depots. Rainpine and Holtmarket are working forest suburbs rather than commuter ornaments. Durnholt Timber Exchange, Northstar Outfitters, Trailhouse, Clearbrook Soap and Durnford Carriers are everyday names. |
| Veyrholm | Veyrport | Western polar coast | 5 million | Veyrport hugs a wind-battered harbour with fish plants, weather stations, radar compounds and compact residential blocks. Icewick and Seal Harbour remain separate service settlements, not suburbs in the southern sense. Polar Clean, Saltwind Sardines, Northstar Outfitters, Blue Skies Aeromail and Veyrholm Fisheries are common. |
| Thornmere | Thornfjord | North-western fjord coast | 11 million | Thornfjord rises from ferry basins to hillside suburbs, fish-farm offices and ship-service yards. West Thorn is an industrial suburb; Salmonreach is a commuter and aquaculture town. Prosper Marine Works, Summit Line, Harbour & Hearth, Thornmere Ferries and Trailhouse are visible. |
| Westmere | Westport | Western ocean cities | 32 million | Westport has dense port districts, immigrant markets, university quarters, technology offices and expensive hill neighbourhoods. Bayminster is the old middle-class bay suburb; New Quay and Cedarstrand absorb migrants and service workers. Farwatch Head is an official remote coastal locality about 90 miles north of Westport and contains the Navy's principal aviation training station. Red Lantern Noodles, Blue Skies Aeromail, Riverline Cycles, Westmere Port Services, Suncrest Appliances and Dockhand are visible. |
| Arcliff | Highcliff | Western mountains | 16 million | Highcliff occupies a tunnel mouth, alpine suburbs and defence-weather installations. Passhold and Granite Vale are functional mountain towns tied to rail, roads and tourism. Summit Line, Blue Peak Mineral Water, Trailhouse, Northstar Outfitters and Arcliff Weather Instruments are common. |
| Westrake | Blue Skies | Western innovation corridor | 41 million | Blue Skies grows from aerospace campuses and planned transit towns into software suburbs, venture-finance districts and service-worker apartment belts. Lake Westrake is affluent; Circuiton and Aerofield are employment towns. SkyTech Aviation, Aether Aerospace, Blue Skies Aeromail, CipherSoft Technologies, FrictionLess Technologies and Suncrest Appliances dominate business parks. |
| Redwold | Red Canyon | Western canyon plateau | 15 million | Red Canyon grows in rings along a canyon university, solar suburbs and water-limited plateau neighbourhoods. Mesa Ford is the road suburb; Copperwash and Drygate remain resource and ranch service towns. Blue Peak Mineral Water, Trailhouse, Red Canyon University Press, Glassmere Solar Supply and Green Table are visible. |
| Mirrenden | Mirren City | Western dry basin | 19 million | Mirren City follows canals, rail yards, logistics parks and desert research institutes across a dry basin. Saltgate and South Mirren are freight and housing suburbs; Bracken Wash remains a poorer edge district. TradeNet, Blue Skies Aeromail, Glassmere Battery Supply, Green Table and Suncrest Appliances are common. |
| Brackenfell | Bracken Tor | Western mineral uplands | 13 million | Bracken Tor clusters around mineral courts, upland training colleges, stone suburbs and mine-service yards. Boulder Hills and Tin Vale are mining-linked towns with boom-and-bust housing. MetalMind Materials, Dockhand, Northstar Outfitters, Brackenfell Reclamation Works and KindPatch are common. |
| Selworth | Selgate | South-western allied border | 24 million | Selgate grows from a Cordainian border gate into customs suburbs, irrigation offices, warehouses and market housing for allied-trade families. South Sel and Greenford Border are mixed-language trade suburbs. Waverlynd Cross Border Logistics, Golden Orchard, Green Table, Blue Skies Aeromail and Selworth Irrigation Supply are common. |
| Rookvale | Rookton | Western rail basin | 18 million | Rookton is a rail-basin capital of freight yards, worker suburbs, junction hotels and logistics colleges. Vale Junction is effectively an outer yard; Sel Spur and Bracken Line are rail suburbs. National Logistics Service, TradeNet, Dockhand, Rookvale Carriers and Green Table are visible. |
| Harrowby | Harrowford | Central-western steel country | 26 million | Harrowford lines furnaces, rolling mills, canal quarters and rail suburbs along a smoky valley. Millgate and Whit Kilns are industrial suburbs; restored canals attract younger professionals. MetalMind Materials, River & Loom, Cinder Lane, Matchday, Dockhand and Harrowby Steel Services are common. |
| Lydmere | Lydford | South-western river border | 30 million | Lydford occupies both banks of a river crossing into Bellisar, with customs quarters, grain wharves, leafy older suburbs and bridgehead logistics estates. South Lyd is a practical border suburb; Oakhaven Road has family housing. Green Table, Morning Vale, Blue Skies Aeromail, Lydmere Grain Exchange and Harbour & Hearth are common. |
| Ashcombe | Ashport | Southern manufacturing plain | 39 million | Ashport spreads across the southern plain through plant suburbs, union halls, Bellisaran road terminals and post-war estates. South Ash, Brel Junction and Lyd Works are continuous industrial and commuter belts. River & Loom, Hearthmark, Cinder Lane, Matchday, Ashcombe Machine Works and Green Table are common. |
| Brelworth | Brelminster | Central works belt | 45 million | Brelminster is a dense works-belt capital of tram suburbs, laboratories, machine-tool districts, hospitals and distribution rings. Toolchester and South Brel are part of the daily urban labour market. CoreTech Systems, MetalMind Materials, Riverline Cycles, Suncrest Appliances, Matchday and Pine Hill Paper fill industrial estates. |
| Harthwaite | Harthchester | Central engineering shires | 37 million | Harthchester is an orderly engineering-shire capital with research parks, canals, commuter villages and instrument firms. Instrument Vale is a precision-manufacturing suburb; North Bourne protects older village identity. CoreTech Systems, SecureWing Avionics, Riverline Cycles, Elm & Ash and Harthwaite Instruments are common. |
| Valebourne | Bournevale | Central river mills | 33 million | Bournevale follows river mills, textile quarters, co-operative suburbs and revived canal basins. East Mill is a working suburb; River Valley keeps the mill identity that produced national brands. River & Loom, Morning Vale, Vale Ceramic, Clearbrook Soap, Bournevale Co-operative Stores and Northstar Tea are visible. |
| Bellwick | Bellmarket | Capital outer farms | 29 million | Bellmarket serves farms, warehouses, airport towns and the Capital's outer commuting belt. East Bell and Airfield Cross are logistics suburbs, while Grainwick remains a market town under development pressure. Green Table, Blue Skies Aeromail, National Logistics Service, First Bell, Bellwick Farm Supply and KindPatch are common. |
| Dunmere | Dunford | Central university and services belt | 35 million | Dunford combines old colleges, lake suburbs, hospitals and actuarial office parks. Scholar's Mere is the university suburb; North Dun and Gold Road are professional commuter corridors. Pine Hill Paper, Moonwhite, KindPatch, Dunmere Actuarial Society, Goldleaf House and Northstar Tea are visible. |
| Merrowick | Merrow Market | Eastern commercial plain | 27 million | Merrow Market is a commercial-plain capital of wholesale markets, flood banks, warehouse suburbs and plain brick housing. Plainford and Lark Cross are commuter-logistics suburbs. Green Table, TradeNet, National Logistics Service, Merrowick Wholesale, Flashpop and Clearbrook Soap are common. |
| Larkenshire | Larkchester | Eastern orchard and commuter belt | 31 million | Larkchester grows through orchard estates, rail villages, private schools, packing sheds and expensive commuter streets. Orchard Gate and Ciderford retain rural work beneath suburbia. Golden Orchard, Kingsford Reserve, First Bell, Rosewell, Larkenshire Orchards and Green Table are common. |
| Fenwick | Fenmarket | Eastern wetlands and food processing | 21 million | Fenmarket stands on raised roads, drainage canals, pump-engineering suburbs and food-processing estates. Pumpbridge and Reedham are essential service suburbs. Green Table, Fenwick Food Processing, Clearbrook Soap, Suncrest Appliances and Waverlynd Fresh Produce are common. |
| Brightham | Brightport | Southern coast and allied crossings | 28 million | Brightport combines a southern harbour, Terenzan customs districts, hotel suburbs, allied-language colleges and conference beaches. Sunhaven is the resort suburb; Border Quay handles customs and ferries. Golden Orchard, Blue Peak Mineral Water, Waverlynd Cross Border Logistics, Lacefern, Brightport Hotels and Red Lantern Noodles are common. |
| Southwell | Wellminster | Southern lakes and industry | 34 million | Wellminster is a reservoir-and-industry capital near the Bellisaran border, with lake suburbs, hospitals, heavy plants and water authority districts. Lakewell is affluent and technical; Brightham Junction is industrial. Blue Peak Mineral Water, KindPatch, Southwell Water Authority, CoreTech Systems and Green Table are visible. |
| Ormston | Ormstone | Southern military roads | 20 million | Ormstone grew around an old boundary stone on the Terenzan frontier into depot suburbs, veterans' estates, training roads and highway-worker towns. South Orm and Training Plain are extensions of the garrison economy. Dockhand, Northstar Outfitters, Matchday, Ormston Road Service and KindPatch are common. |
| Mallowfen | Mallowbridge | South-central blacksoil farms | 32 million | Mallowbridge is a blacksoil capital near the Terenzan border, with grain exchanges, seed laboratories, commuter suburbs and old bridge markets. Seedford is a research suburb; Green Meadow supplies the co-operative identity. Green Table, Morning Vale, Golden Orchard, Mallowfen Seed Co-operative and First Bell are visible. |
| Casterne | Casterford | Central grain crown | 44 million | Casterford is a grain capital of co-operative banks, commodity halls, university farms and planned suburbs. Granary Cross and North Caster are both market and commuter towns. Green Table, Morning Vale, Casterne Co-operative Bank, Pine Hill Paper and Riverline Cycles are common. |
| Aelbridge | Aelbridge City | Northern river crossing state | 24 million | Aelbridge City forms around locks, timber wharves, grain terminals and cold-weather suburbs. North Ael and Timberford are river-industrial suburbs with older co-operative housing. Harbour & Hearth, Northstar Tea, Pine Hill Paper, Aelbridge Lock Services and Green Table are common. |
| Morcant | Morcant Bay | Northern freshwater trade | 23 million | Morcant Bay has ferry docks, treaty institutions, universities, cargo-insurance offices and lakefront neighbourhoods. Lake People's Quay is politically important; Ael Ferry and Elder Bay are commuter-water suburbs. Morcant Cargo Insurance, Harbour & Hearth, Northstar Tea, KindPatch and Pine Hill Paper are common. |
| Highmere | Highford | North-eastern upland farms | 17 million | Highford is an upland capital of reservoir offices, tunnel suburbs, hill-market streets and commuter ridges. Hillmere is the older market suburb; Kars Gate and Skeld Pass are road towns. Blue Peak Mineral Water, Northstar Outfitters, Highmere Reservoir Authority and Green Table are common. |
| Whitcombe | Whitecombe | Central quarry and cement belt | 18 million | Whitecombe grew from limestone markets into quarry offices, cement suburbs and restored market quarters. Kilnford and Pale Vale are quarry-worker suburbs; Brel Road attracts commuters. Whitcombe Cement, Vale Ceramic, Clearbrook Soap, Dockhand and National Logistics Service are visible. |
| Glassmere | Glass City | Western solar and salt basin | 14 million | Glass City occupies a Cordainian border basin with solar suburbs, battery plants, water-rationed neighbourhoods and planned shade corridors. Mirror Lake is the administrative edge; Saltworks and Sunfield are industrial towns. Suncrest Appliances, Glassmere Battery Works, Blue Peak Mineral Water, TradeNet and Green Table are common. |
| Oakhaven | Oakminster | Southern timbered border | 25 million | Oakminster is a wooded capital near the Bellisaran frontier, with veterans' suburbs, furniture workshops, old monastery quarters and affordable family districts. Oakhurst South and Veteran's Ford are practical commuter towns. Anchor Furnishings, Elm & Ash, Trailhouse, Northstar Tea, Oakhaven Furniture Guild and First Bell are common. |
| Rivermark | Confluence | Great inland confluence | 40 million | Confluence is an inland port where toll rivers meet rail bridges, warehouses, flood walls and food-processing districts. Lockhaven and East Confluence are fully urban; Caster Wharf remains a freight suburb. National Logistics Service, TradeNet, Harbour & Hearth, Green Table, Morning Vale and Confluence Port Authority are everywhere. |
| Stannor | Stannary | Eastern tin and machine hills | 16 million | Stannary climbs mineral hills with courts, machine shops, steep tram suburbs and restoration offices. Tinford is the historic working suburb; East Stannor is more modern and lower-cost. MetalMind Materials, Hearthmark, Dockhand, Stannor Machine Guild and KindPatch are common. |
| Eldermere | Elder Lake | Northern research lakes | 10 million | Elder Lake is a research capital of observatories, laboratories, winter-testing grounds and quiet suburbs. Scholar's Bay is the university shore; North Elder and Skeld Research are specialist science towns. Pine Hill Paper, Blue Peak Mineral Water, CipherSoft Technologies, Eldermere Research Supply and Northstar Tea are common. |
| Maerford | Maer Crossing | Southern federal transit state | 31 million | Maer Crossing is a transit capital at the old ford on the Bellisaran frontier, with customs offices, freight suburbs, highway-worker estates and fast-growing service towns. Maer Junction and South Maer are logistics suburbs; Wellford is an older residential town. National Logistics Service, TradeNet, Blue Skies Aeromail, Dockhand, Green Table and Maerford Road Service are common. |
Settlement Register Names
The following principal cities, towns and named settlements are established public names used by the settlement register. They are not an exhaustive list of the Republic's municipalities or villages; thousands of smaller places remain unnamed in national summaries. Distances, municipal status and population bands are interpreted in Settlement Geography of the Republic, while this table keeps the names stable across sources.
| State | Principal regional cities, towns and settlements |
|---|---|
| The Capital Territory | Wardbridge; Larchfield; Crownmere; Ashholt; Southbank; Northgate; Westbridge; Strandport; East Yards; Cinderfield |
| Goldmere | Merebank; Ledgersham; Vell Court; South Assay; Hallow Quay |
| Averwick | Oceanview; Pilot's Reach; Sandwick; Brinehaven; East Bar |
| Eastmarch | Forgeham; Gearford; March End; Tallowbridge; Stann Cross |
| Prosward | Anchorleigh; Yardminster; Ropewalk; Gullhaven; Fen Quay |
| Caldersay | Silver Bay; Heron Isle; Causeway Town; Tidemill; East Calder |
| Seabourne | Saltchester; Mariner's Well; Lowhaven; Reedport; Old Embankment |
| Waverlynd | Southbar; Greenstrand; Market Lode; Ternmouth; Borderhaven |
| Norhaven | Frostquay; Timber Sound; Whale Point; Stoneharbour; High Road Junction |
| Northmark | Winter Post; Caribou Crossing; Aurora Field; Treaty Lake; North Relay |
| Karsfell | Nickel Tor; Red Dam; Fell Junction; Kettle Lake; Ivern Spur |
| Skeldmere | Deepwater; Pine Quay; Lantern Lake; Millhaven; Elder Crossing |
| Iverness | Pine Hill; Bowstring; Northcut; Durn Road; Carvermere |
| Durnholt | Holtmarket; Rainpine; Ael North; Greybranch; Veyr Roadstead |
| Veyrholm | Icewick; Seal Harbour; Thorn Ferry; Northlight; Drift Cape |
| Thornmere | West Thorn; Arcliff Gate; Deepfjord; Salmonreach; Veyr Sound |
| Westmere | Bayminster; New Quay; Cedarstrand; Farwatch Head; Westrake Junction; North Arcliff |
| Arcliff | Passhold; Granite Vale; Snowbridge; Red Gate; Thorn Road |
| Westrake | Lake Westrake; Circuiton; Aerofield; Mirren Park; Red Mesa |
| Redwold | Mesa Ford; Copperwash; Drygate; Arcliff South; Bracken Road |
| Mirrenden | Saltgate; Basin Junction; Glass Road; South Mirren; Bracken Wash |
| Brackenfell | Boulder Hills; Harrow Pass; Rook Junction; Tin Vale; Redfell |
| Selworth | South Sel; Greenford Border; Lyd Crossing; Rook End; Mirren Gate |
| Rookvale | Vale Junction; Harrow Road; Sel Spur; Bracken Line; Lyd Yard |
| Harrowby | Millgate; Ash Road; Whit Kilns; Bracken Pass; Brel North |
| Lydmere | South Lyd; Ashcombe West; Oakhaven Road; Sel Ferry; Rookbend |
| Ashcombe | South Ash; Oakhurst; Brel Junction; Lyd Works; Wellgate |
| Brelworth | Toolchester; Harth Mills; South Brel; Harrow End; Vale Works |
| Harthwaite | Instrument Vale; Dun Road; Hearthfield; Brelgate; North Bourne |
| Valebourne | River Valley; East Mill; Brelford; Capital South; Rivermark Gate |
| Bellwick | East Bell; Grainwick; Airfield Cross; Mallow Road; Dunmere South |
| Dunmere | Scholar's Mere; North Dun; Gold Road; Caster Gate; Bellbrook |
| Merrowick | Plainford; Aver Road; Lark Cross; Goldmere East; Calder Bridge |
| Larkenshire | Orchard Gate; Ciderford; Pros Road; Fen Edge; Merrow Lane |
| Fenwick | Pumpbridge; Reedham; Seaward Road; Waver Fen; Lark Drain |
| Brightham | Sunhaven; Border Quay; Southwell Road; Orm Gate; Wave South |
| Southwell | Lakewell; Brightham Junction; Orm Road; Ash South; Maer Junction |
| Ormston | South Orm; Maer Road; Training Plain; Bright Gate; Mallow South |
| Mallowfen | Green Meadow; Seedford; Bell Road; Caster South; Maer North |
| Casterne | Granary Cross; North Caster; Morcant Road; Dunmere Gate; Rivermark West |
| Aelbridge | North Ael; Timberford; Caster Road; Morcant Quay; Durn South |
| Morcant | Lake People's Quay; Ael Ferry; Highmere Road; Whitcombe North; Elder Bay |
| Highmere | Hillmere; Nor Road; Skeld Pass; Kars Gate; Elder Moor |
| Whitcombe | Kilnford; Pale Vale; Brel Road; Harrow Quarry; Rivermark Stone |
| Glassmere | Mirror Lake; Saltworks; Sunfield; Sel Border; Rook Solar |
| Oakhaven | Oakhurst South; Veteran's Ford; Ashcombe Road; Southwell Woods; Lyd Road |
| Rivermark | Lockhaven; East Confluence; Caster Wharf; Stannor Road; Whit Stoneport |
| Stannor | Tinford; East Stannor; Pros Road; Calder Hill; Rivermark Gate |
| Eldermere | Scholar's Bay; North Elder; Highmere Moor; Skeld Research; Morcant North |
| Maerford | Maer Junction; South Maer; Orm Road; Mallow Gate; Wellford |
Commercial Nickname Index
Commercial names normally attach to a visible function: banking in Auricford, cold-chain logistics in Avermouth, engineering in Eastgate, ship work in Prosper Cove, ferry construction in Calderport, border produce in Waveford, research supply in Elder Lake, and national logistics in Maer Crossing. A name may appear in more than one city when a company has national branches, but the association remains local if workers, depots or customers use it as a landmark.
The following economic and political labels are authoritative as to type and extent. They do not replace constitutional state or capital names.
| Name | Type and status | State or extent | Controlling description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Silver Bay | Port and industrial district | Caldersay | Metal finishing, bulk handling and heavy-equipment support around the eastern port approaches. |
| Newbridge | Public-works corridor | Aelbridge | Bridge fabrication, civil engineering, road laboratories and municipal vehicle bodies. |
| Sunnyside | Informal cross-state industrial belt | Bellwick and Southwell | Electrical repair, domestic appliances, motors and charging equipment. |
| Cedar Point | Industrial district | Oakhaven | Medical-vehicle bodies, battery packs, smokehouses and specialist food production. |
| Eastgate | Manufacturing region | Eastmarch | Vehicle assembly, precision engineering, garments, controls and component production. |
| Prosper Cove | Official state capital and port | Prosward | Naval construction, shipping houses, marine engineering and export services. |
| Westridge | Informal cross-state industrial corridor | Westrake and Westmere | Electric drives, inverters, power electronics and conversion work. |
| Green Meadow | Agricultural marketing region | Principally Mallowfen and Casterne, with wider use | Co-operative food labels, livestock bodies, grain and farm supply. |
| Redwood Plains | Agricultural and utility-vehicle marketing region | Oakhaven, Aelbridge and Mallowfen | Farm vehicles, refrigerated bodies and rural equipment. |
| Oceanview | Port district and wider freight shorthand | Averwick | Marine equipment, port vehicles and the eastern harbour logistics system. |
| Crystal Waters | Cross-state cold-chain district | Caldersay and Seabourne | Fish processing, glass, refrigeration and food logistics. |
| North Ridge | Mining district | Karsfell and neighbouring shield counties | Mining, quarry equipment and hard-weather extraction services centred on Blackstone. |
| Boulder Hills | Cross-state mining uplands | Brackenfell and Harrowby | Mine haulage, quarrying and reclamation. |
| Red Canyon | Official state capital and university district | Redwold | University, solar, drylands and canyon industries. |
| Blue Skies | Official state capital and aerospace campus belt | Westrake | Aviation design, test, electronics, training and technology finance. |
| Goldfield | Financial and professional district | Goldmere | Merchant banking, securities, commercial law and data-compliance services. |
| Floral Valley | Informal commercial-origin label; location unresolved | No state fixed in the surviving general sources | Used by leather, cosmetics and botanical-scent brands. It is not an official settlement until a state is assigned. |
The most nationally portable names are Harbour & Hearth, Dockhand, Blue Skies Aeromail, Northstar Tea, Green Table, KindPatch, Clearbrook Soap, Silver Thread, Riverline Cycles, Pine Hill Paper, Grand Arcade, County Mart, Capital Market, Red Lantern Noodles, Moonwhite, Goldfield Mutual, TradeNet, National Logistics Service and Prosper Marine Works. Their presence is strongest around stations, ports, hospitals, schools, offices, depots and canteens rather than only in shopping streets.
Education and Training Names
These names appear in school prospectuses, examination guidance, military recruiting material, university maps and education journalism. They are recorded because well-known schools, colleges and academies often become shorthand for districts, social networks and routes into national professions. The roles and layouts of the five naval establishments are maintained in Naval Training Bases.
| Name | Type | Associated state or city | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Crownmere School | Elite independent school | The Capital Territory / Crownmere | Old metropolitan school associated with law, diplomacy, journalism and senior civil-service families. |
| Gold Mere College | Elite independent school | Goldmere / Auricford | Finance-facing school with strong links to merchant banking, private medicine and commercial law. |
| Lake Westrake Academy | Elite independent school and science sixth-form | Westrake / Blue Skies | Technology-corridor school known for advanced mathematics, computing, aerospace clubs and university placement. |
| Heron Isle School | Elite independent school | Caldersay / Heron Isle | Regulated island school associated with old professional families, maritime law and bilingual coastal networks. |
| Bayminster College | Elite independent school | Westmere / Westport | Port-city school with international languages, shipping families, music and legal studies. |
| Scholar's Mere Collegiate | Elite independent school and sixth-form | Dunmere / Scholar's Mere | University-linked school known for scholarship exams, publishing families and civil-service entry. |
| Republic Military Academy at Ormstone | Military academy | Ormston / Ormstone | Main army officer academy serving the training roads, depots and veterans' estates of Ormston. |
| Naval College at Prosper Cove | Naval officer academy | Prosward / Prosper Cove | Officer formation, navigation, command, fleet logistics and basic seamanship college on the inner harbour between Ropewalk Avenue and its training-boat basin. |
| Mariner's Well Naval Training Base | Naval recruit establishment | Seabourne / Mariner's Well | Common enlisted-entry base for military training, fitness, weapons safety, survival and elementary seamanship on the coast 33 miles from Seaward. |
| East Calder Naval Technical Base | Naval technical establishment | Caldersay / East Calder | Marine-engineering, electrical, systems and advanced damage-control base beside East Calder's tidal industrial shore. |
| Frostquay Submarine School | Naval submarine establishment | Norhaven / Frostquay | Submarine qualification, machinery, sonar, escape and rescue school in the deep sheltered cove 31 miles from North Haven. |
| Farwatch Head Naval Air Station | Naval aviation establishment | Westmere / Farwatch Head | Fleet Air Arm flying, mission-crew, carrier-approach and sea-survival station at the remote official locality about 90 miles north of Westport. |
| Air Service Academy at Blue Skies | Military academy | Westrake / Blue Skies | Air officer and technical academy linked to simulator centres, aerospace firms and flight-test ranges. |
| Defence Medical College in Seaward | Military medical college | Seabourne / Seaward | Defence medical training institution connected to naval hospitals and expeditionary medicine. |
Civil Aviation Names
The following aviation names are used in operator manuals, airport signage, airline route maps, weather briefings and local newspapers. They are recorded here because aviation names often become informal district names around hotels, cargo sheds, hangars and commuter estates.
| Name | Type | Associated state or city | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Capital International | Trunk airport | The Capital Territory / The Capital | Main federal airport with domestic, allied-border, international, cargo and government aprons. |
| Blue Skies Aeroport | Trunk airport and aerospace district | Westrake / Blue Skies | Principal western aviation hub and the public-facing airport district of the aerospace corridor. |
| Airfield Cross | Airport town and logistics suburb | Bellwick | Established airport settlement in the Capital outer belt, used by commuter airlines, freight sheds and flying clubs. |
| Grainwick Farm Strip | Licensed local aerodrome | Bellwick / Grainwick | Farm-edge general aviation strip used for training, agricultural inspection and private flying. |
| Aurora Field | Remote airfield | Northmark | Northern service airfield linked to Markhaven and Winter Post by mail, medical and supply flights. |
| Scholar's Mere Airfield | University and club aerodrome | Dunmere / Scholar's Mere | Training, research and club airfield serving the university district. |
| Ciderford Airfield | Orchard-belt aerodrome | Larkenshire / Ciderford | Local aviation field used for charter, crop inspection and flying-club traffic. |
| Granary Cross Airfield | Agricultural and club aerodrome | Casterne / Granary Cross | Plains airfield serving co-operative, instructional and light freight flights. |
| Pine Quay Float Base | Floatplane base | Skeldmere / Pine Quay | Lake aviation base with docks, fuel cabinets and winter de-icing shelters. |
| South Sel Airfield | Border general aviation field | Selworth / South Sel | Customs-notified private aviation field near border trade suburbs. |
2026 Detailed Profile Places
| Canonical name | Type | State | Accepted aliases and status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cinderfield | Capital borough | The Capital Territory | Existing metropolitan borough; no state-level use. |
| Prosper Cove | State capital and major port | Prosward | Existing official capital; “Prosper” alone is not an official place name. |
| Lattice Park | Technology suburb | Westrake | Official municipality within the Blue Skies agglomeration; Blue Skies is the wider capital and campus belt. |
| Blackstone | District service city | Karsfell | Official city and centre of the North Ridge mining district. |
| Millbank | Industrial town | Harrowby | Official municipality on the Harrow canal; not the Capital's Ministers' Row district. |
| Merebank County | County and commuter authority | Goldmere | Official county around the Gold Mere western rail shore; “Merebank” may refer to the principal station district. |
| Oskana Treaty Community | Treaty-administered community | Morcant | Oskana is the recognised endonym and ordinary short form; older “East Morcant Reserve” is deprecated. |
| Veyrport | State capital and northern service settlement | Veyrholm | Existing official capital; unrelated to the independent neutral state of Veyr. |
| Selgate | State capital and border town | Selworth | Existing official capital and Cordainian land-crossing municipality. |
| Casterford | State capital and agricultural market centre | Casterne | Existing official capital and grain-exchange city. |