Memorial Square
Placed in the higher end of the City, this district is mostly designed as a thoroughfare area and isn't very large. Most of the individuals who pass through here are of a wealthier or more noble breed.
This district is filled with Cafe's, avenue gardens and hotels, this is certainly the nicest place for any visitor to stay.
This District is named for the large statue of a Soldier (called "The Final Line" by Owen Rosenburg) in it's centeral Plaza. The Statue was constructed in 1964 as a memorial for all those lost in The Great Continental War.
Infrastructure
This district has the same amenities as similarly wealthy districts do.
Points of interest
Many interesting locals orbit the central plaza from Cafe Euccler, the City's most popular Cafe, to The Grand Archives, owned by the nearby University as the city's largest library.
The Grand Archives themselves are a large building built in a traditional High-Elven Neo-Classicism style. The Archives are split into 2 Sections, one for Men and one for Women. The Woman's section is significantly larger and contains a mixture of Non-Fiction and Fiction Books, sorted by Topic.
Tourism
Many Tourists Visits this district, staying in it's hotels, eating at it's Cafes and Restaurants, walking through it's diverse gardens and enjoying this corner of the City.
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