Aisling Bay

Aisling Bay is a bay in the south of Speunhiem. The first recording of its name was in the 13 after Robert Aisling, its discovery's ship got stuck in the ice that frequently fills the bay.
In 600EoS The population of Cape Aisling, the main fishing village and the surrounding homestead community was recorded to be 723

Geography

Cape Aisling the county seat lies on the central island of Aisling Bay. The ancient Chulik Roads and stone bridges connect east and western islands that make up the village's whole. The settlement, now known as Aisling Bay, was known as Quaqsuk by the Chulik people.
Along the western edge of Aisling Bay are a hilly, mountainous terrain, home to mountain farming, and slate quarries.

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  Cape Aisling

  Cape Aisling is a small town and community in the Speunhiem county of Aisling Bay. The town is close to the mouth of the River Quaqsuk nearly 2,000 miles southeast of Etain Shire and had a population of around 4,000 The community includes Southern Chulik Reservation and Slatewell.

Alternative Name(s)

Quaqsuk

Type

Bay

Location under

Slepheim

Included Locations

• Cape Aisling

Included Organizations

• Speunhiem Shepherds Covenant

Owner/Ruler

Lord Thomas Aisling

Owning Organization

Speunhiem Shepherds Covenant