The Cities of Wesley

Wesley is one of the most developed nations in the world, boasting over 5 cities of varying size. This page goes into detail about the cities found throughout the country, their specialties, history, size, etc. A common theme throughout Wesslich cities is an emphasis on rail-mass transit, and promotion of local industry. Shops are built under homes as found in many German settlements, and some even take on the appearance of them. Wesley's architecture is a blend of American, German, and British styles.

The Capital (City) [649,810]
Empire is the capital of Wesley's Republic. It is a modern city with vast infrastructure for mass transit, industry, and government operation. The city's beautiful Government Causeway heads straight toward the home of the Prime Minister. Empire is a cultural hub, and home to many historical districts maintained from the city's founding. The Empire Stock Exchange is one of the largest structures in the city, and the economic centre of stock and bond trading in the country. Harvard University resides just outside of the city. The Prestigious West Empire Regional Medical Health Centre is found here, and is praised as one of the most advanced facilities in the world.

Major Cities
These cities, spread throughout the country, are centres of Wesslich economy and culture. They boast massive working populations and serve as beacons of Wesley's prosperity as a nation. Large cities have populations exceeding 350,000 people, and because of this, wield great influence in the nation's politics. However, systems have been put in place to equalize the representation of the many in the city, and the few in the country. Each city has a unique Economic, Cultural, or Scientific contribution to the nation. The tabs below provide in depth information about each city.

Other Cities
Wesley is home to many places that, while not as large as the major cities, contribute great amounts the nation's prosperity. This contribution can come in the form of an industrial, cultural, or a scientific institution. Maybe not as impressive as those of the large cities, but noteworthy nonetheless, and important.

Colonial Cities
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