Greymouth

A medium sized town sitting on the small river of the same name, Greymouth benefits not only from being on the trade route to the capital, but also by having a thriving industry of cloth makers. Much of the wool that is shipped south, ends up in the mills at Greymouth, where the washing, weaving, and dyeing of the wool takes place before the fabric is shipped to other locations. Other materials are also made in Greymouth, including linen, although those industries are much smaller than the wool trade.

Type

Town