*Official* Map of CW Land

[FaaipDeOiad]

Seanstanton is clearly the town to be.

 

[Robertinho]

Hmm.. you're talking about Mamesh and Big Trav Demeza I take it..

Whatever does this for you

Look Neil, I'm wondering where Tinhoville is.. surely it's worthy of a mention on the map?

 

[steds]

Look Neil, I'm wondering where Tinhoville is.. surely it's worthy of a mention on the map?

Nah. It's just a hamlet. Not worth it.

 

[steds]

Not to impressed with the St. in Grayham.

You know why that's in there, don't you?


*cough*Grecians*cough*

 

[Mister Wright]

I love living in Kylston. Such a peaceful place. I am part owner of the local pub and we have great entertainment every Friday & Saturday night.

 

[andyc]

I thought Pineappleton would have ranked a mention, but there you go.

But yes, I would like to see the provinces divided up. Green can't possibly be that big...

 

[Blewy]

I own both towns - only person with 2

Yes you do have 2, but i have 3!!!

 

[Neil Pickup]

Surely the Corybrough-Hiniton and the Grayham St James-Webcester highways have been completed now?

I remember the referendum on the issue, in an effort to reduce travel times between Nixonstown and the General Pickford area.

There was a long discussion in Parliament on the issue; the general conclusion being that the wild lands of Loveland Heath were too valuable to build a great big road over the top of - the compromise came through dualling the A23 between Pickford and East Robbham.

Regarding counties, I gave it quite a bit of thought - seeing as the Dev League works on a franchise system (look back through the record books), it would probably be too short-term and divisive; besides, how the hell would I do that!?

Stadia: CW Oval is in Nixonstown, the Dome is in the outskirts of Edfield and the CWBCC stadium overlooks Garven Island on the coast outside Campstown. There are two new stadia under construction in Pickford and Goffmouth.

 

[age_master]

I heard they used to send convicts and lepers to Garven Island.

only convicts, but these days its quite the place to be, far better climate than the mainland, and certainly produces better cricketers

 

[steds]

I don't believe in splitting us up into provinces/states. Segregation creates mistrust. What did the Berlin Wall do for us? Nothing

 

[Nate]

Absolutely. Bloody. Beautiful. I don`t care what anyone else says, that is divine.

Gotta love the outer city-life of Natham. Far away from the hustle-bustle of Nixonstown, but good all the same. Not to mention it`s only a short trip to Robbham for a day out. And Brumbury has beautiful beaches I hear.

If anymore realism is added to this thing I think I`ll die... (do it).

 

[Nate]

And FTR, I live in a small apartment in Natham. More details to be divulged at a later date. Visitors welcome.

Crap I love this.

 

[cbuts]

Regarding counties, I gave it quite a bit of thought - seeing as the Dev League works on a franchise system (look back through the record books), it would probably be too short-term and divisive; besides, how the hell would I do that!?

you could do a franchise system similar to the way super 12 is done in NZ. although each team is a franchise, and can recruit players from outside, they represent a particular area of a country.

 

[Nate]

...and two pieces of Gold.

ive got one problem with this map.

WHERE THE HECK IS LLAMA LAND

But he's retired, so doesn't count.

Besides which, my armies are invading Twymouth - with my reputation, it should be renamed Marcmouth!

Time to start writing some articles. And I`m right to assume that the CW Bar is in Robbham? East or West? Aaaand, how long would it take to drive one`s automobile to Robbham from say... Natham?

Just realised I share Natham with Hoy.


...


NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!

 

[chaminda_00]

Nah the CW Bar is at Klyston, its next to Kyle's Bar. Its the place to be on Friday and Saturday nights

 

[andyc]

No prizes for guessing the village idiot in Fardingham

 

[KennyD]

^Lol!

Im a metrosexual of Nixontown.

 

[David]

I certainly enjoy a trip down to Mørkambe (The cartographers got that one wrong).

For the fishing, of course.

 

[David]

Just so you all know, CW is tiny! Approx 120x115km, give or take, easy maths.
Hope that helps with the scale.

373.15 people per square km is quite dense, to an Australian.

 

[Magrat Garlick]

Luuuvely work, Neil.

If Dave's grade idea comes to light, could it take city names from these places?