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 *[[Changying]]
 *[[Yan Sun]] (Formerly)
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 *[[Systems Alliance]]
 *[[Huǒ Xīng Group]] (Triad)
 ==History==
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 ====Central Business District====
 The economic core of Hong Kong is home to many of Earth's most powerful companies, as well as several major interstellar players. This is where the city's richest exercise their power from towering spires.
 ====The Admiralty====
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 ===Kowloon Peninsula===
-The Kowloon Peninsula contains the mainland half of the city center, and is the poorer half of the city. Despite this, the land near Victoria Harbor houses a number of impressive skyscrapers that mirror those of the business district on the other side, in height if not in number.
+The Kowloon Peninsula contains the mainland half of the city center, and is the poorer half of the city. Despite this, the land near Victoria Harbor houses a number of impressive skyscrapers that mirror those of the business district on the other side, in height if not in number. Great, elevated bridges cross the gap to Hong Kong Island, some meant for ground vehicles and others for walking, often lined with various shops and greenery.
 ====Kowloon City====
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 ====West Kowloon District====
 Bordering the Docks District that houses the Hong Kong Spaceport, the West Kowloon District is the one of the city's poorest, with many of the buildings dating back to the 20th century - a far cry of the skyscrapers that cover the rest of the city center. The elevated highway that towers above the district is an artery that brings goods and people between the spaceport and the city center, bypassing the district entirely. PubSec still struggles to fully integrate the district in it's security network, making the area appealing to criminal elements.
 ====Docks District====

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 ====Northern Districts====
-Separated by mountains from the city center, the northern districts that connect Hong Kong to the megacity proper were once rural, but they now house vast residential complexes with integrated commercial zones, as well as several industrial areas. A few parks remain, preserving glimpses of the nature that once was, as well as pieces of historical architecture.
+Separated by mountains from the city center, the northern districts that connect Hong Kong to the megacity proper were once rural, but they now house an eclectic mish-mash of vast residential complexes with integrated commercial zones, industrial areas and prefab stacks that provide cheap housing, primarily inhabited by descendants of those displaced from the CPFs outer territories by the upheaval that marked the turn of the century. A few parks remain, preserving glimpses of the nature that once was, as well as pieces of historical architecture.
 [[Category:Locations]]

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 ====Kowloon City====
 Kowloon City is a primarily residential district, but its busy streets are also home to a staggering number of restaurants. The northern part of the district is occupied by the extensive grounds of the prestigious City University of Hong Kong.
 ====East Kowloon District====
-A former industrial zone, the inhabitants still suffer from the area's lingering pollution. Massive, heavily surveilled public housing projects dominate the district, offering homes to a portion of the city's poorer population.
+A former industrial zone home to a sizable portion of the city's poor, the inhabitants still suffer from the area's lingering pollution. A devastating fire wiped out much of the slums in 2170. Massive, heavily surveilled public housing projects have risen in most of the affected area, but a few burned out husks still remain.
 ====West Kowloon District====
 ====North Kowloon District====
 ====Cultural District====
-===Docks District===
+===New Territories===
-===Clearwater Bay===
+====Clearwater District====
-===Junk Bay===
+====Tuen Mun District====
-===Sha Tin District===
+====Northern Districts====
+Separated by mountains from the city center, the northern districts that connect Hong Kong to the megacity proper were once rural, but they now house vast residential complexes with integrated commercial zones, as well as several industrial areas. A few parks remain, preserving glimpses of the nature that once was, as well as pieces of historical architecture.
 [[Category:Locations]]
 [[Category:Settlements]]
 [[Category:Earth]]
 [[Category:Hong Kong]]

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 [[Category:Locations]]
+[[Category:Settlements]]
 [[Category:Earth]]
 [[Category:Hong Kong]]

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 ===The Triads===
 ==Locations==
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 ====Central Business District====
 The economic core of Hong Kong is home to many of Earth's most powerful companies, as well as several major interstellar players. This is where the city's richest exercise their power from towering spires.
 ====The Admiralty====
 The Admiralty is closely connected to the Central Business District. It is home to much of Hong Kong's administration, including both the CPF government and the Systems Alliance. The district's history as a place of authority goes all the way back to the British rule, when it was home to a number of military facilities.
 ====Wan Chai District====
 The Wan Chai District is home to much of the city's richer population, as well as many hotels, shopping centers and nightclubs.
 ====Southern District====
 The Southern District is, along with the Peak, one of the least developed areas of the island, maintaining a semi-rural environment dotted with tourist resorts.
 ====Eastern District====
 The eastern part of Hong Kong Island is primarily covered by a large residential zone filled with public housing estates.
 ====Victoria Peak====
-Victoria Peak is the highest mountain in Hong Kong, and remains a major feature of the city. Atop the summit sits the vital Hong Kong Communications Nexus, reaching up above the skyscrapers of the city center at the only point it can. The slopes of north slope of the mountain houses the Gardens. The rest of the surrounding area is a mixture of largely untouched nature and extravagant mansions. The Peak has been home to Hong Kong's elite for centuries. Once the mansions belonged to the British nobles that ruled over the local population, now they house the highest government officials and the wealthiest billionaires.
+Victoria Peak is the highest mountain in Hong Kong, and remains a major feature of the city. Atop the summit sits the vital Hong Kong Communications Nexus, reaching up above the skyscrapers of the city center at the only point it can. The north slope of the mountain houses the Gardens. The rest of the surrounding area is a mixture of largely untouched nature and extravagant mansions. The Peak has been home to Hong Kong's elite for centuries. Once the mansions belonged to the British nobles that ruled over the local population, now they house the highest government officials and the wealthiest billionaires.
 ===Lantau Island===
 Lantau Island sits to the west of Hong Kong proper, connected to the rest of the city by a series of bridges. Another, massive bridge stretches westward across the bay, connecting to Macau and the rest of the megacity. Most of the island is part of a massive tourist resort, but the reclaimed land to the north houses the Hong Kong International Airport. Far from a relic of the past, the airport is a nexus for planetary travel.
 ===Hei Ling Chau Island===
-*[[Hei Ling Chau Correctional Complex]]
+The Hei Ling Chau Correctional Complex takes up the entirety of the Hei Ling Chau, once the home to an addiction treatment center and a small temple. The Complex is a massive facility that houses the majority of the prisoners of the entire Zhusanjiao Megacity. The island is almost a city of its own, largely self-contained. The name translates to "island of happy healing".
 ===Kowloon Peninsula===
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 Kowloon City is a primarily residential district, but its busy streets are also home to a staggering number of restaurants. The northern part of the district is occupied by the extensive grounds of the prestigious City University of Hong Kong.
 ====East Kowloon District====
 A former industrial zone, the inhabitants still suffer from the area's lingering pollution. Massive, heavily surveilled public housing projects dominate the district, offering homes to a portion of the city's poorer population.
 ====West Kowloon District====
 ====North Kowloon District====
 ====Cultural District====
 ===Docks District===
 ===Clearwater Bay===
 ===Junk Bay===
-*[[Dream City]]
 ===Sha Tin District===
-*[[Hong Kong UCC Field]]
 ===Tai Po District===
-*[[The Blanks]]
 ===Yuen Long District===
-*[[Heritage Park]]
 ===Tuen Mun===
 [[Category:Locations]]

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 ===The Megalopolis===
-Hong Kong's integration into China continued for several decades, as the world changed, and expanded. Unrest always remained, in many different forms, with many different goals. Some held onto dreams of independence, but most fought for smaller causes. Hong Kong's integration into China also meant the inevitably merging into the massive, sprawling Zhusanjiao Megacity. One of Earth's great megalopolises, centered around the factories of Guangzhou, without equal throughout Asia. Inequality grew during this time, as it did in most places on Earth. Millions lived in poverty even as lavish spires and grand monuments continued to rise up around them. Violent weather wracked the city in these years, a result of the unstable climate that has plagued Earth since the 21st century.
+Hong Kong's integration into China continued for several decades, as the world changed, and expanded. Unrest always remained, in many different forms, with many different goals. Some held onto dreams of independence, but most fought for smaller causes. Hong Kong's integration into China also meant the inevitable merging into the massive, sprawling Zhusanjiao Megacity. One of Earth's great megalopolises, centered around the factories of Guangzhou, without equal throughout Asia. Inequality grew during this time, as it did in most places on Earth. Millions lived in poverty even as lavish spires and grand monuments continued to rise up around them. Violent weather wracked the city as well, a result of the unstable climate that has plagued Earth since the 21st century.
 ===The Triads===

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 ===Hei Ling Chau Island===
 *[[Hei Ling Chau Correctional Complex]]
 ===Lamma Island===
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 ====Kowloon City====
-Kowloon City is a primarily residential district, but its busy streets are also home to a staggering number of restaurants.
+Kowloon City is a primarily residential district, but its busy streets are also home to a staggering number of restaurants. The northern part of the district is occupied by the extensive grounds of the prestigious City University of Hong Kong.
 *[[Holy Trinity Cathedral]]
-*[[Hong Kong City University]]
+*[[City University of Hong Kong]]
-====Kwun Tong District====
+====East Kowloon District====
-The Kwun Tong District sits on the eastern side of Kowloon, and is one of the poorest districts in the city. A former industrial area, the inhabitants still suffer from the area's lingering pollution. Large public housing projects dominate the area.
+A former industrial zone, the inhabitants still suffer from the area's lingering pollution. Massive, heavily surveilled public housing projects dominate the district, offering homes to a portion of the city's poorer population.
 *[[Millennium City]]
 *[[The Public Housing Estates]]
-====Sham Shui Po District====
+====West Kowloon District====
 *[[New Walled City]]
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 *[[Dragon's Den]]
 *[[The Burn]]
-====Wong Tai Sin District====
+====North Kowloon District====
 *[[Wong Tai Sin Temple]]
-====Yau Tsim Mong District====
+====Cultural District====
-*[[Hong Kong Polytechnic University]]
+*[[Queen Elizabeth Hospital]]
-===Tsing Yi Island===
+===Docks District===
 *[[The Hong Kong Interstellar Spaceport]]
-*[[The Storage Terminal]]
+*[[The Container Terminals]]
 ===Clearwater Bay===
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 ===Junk Bay===
 *[[Dream City]]
+<!---(Tsueng Kwan O Industrial Estate and cemetary?--->
 ===Sha Tin District===
 *[[Hong Kong UCC Field]]

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 ====Victoria Peak====
 *[[Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens]]
 *[[The Hong Kong Communication Nexus]]
 *[[Commander's Residence]]
-*[[Sun Family Mansion]]
+*[[Sun Mansion]]
 ===Lantau Island===

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 ====Southern District====
 *[[Fort Stanley]]
 *[[Ocean Park Hong Kong]]
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 ====Eastern District====
-*[[North Point]]
+The eastern part of Hong Kong Island is primarily covered by a large residential zone filled with public housing estates.
 *[[Eastern Residential Zone]]
 ====Victoria Peak====