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The Belport Sea is a small sea north of the Alga Sea and lies between Budapest and Belport. The Belport Sea has historically been under total control of Lucite, but as of recent cities like Lunden, Southport and New Concordia have been built. New Concordia joined Lucite, but Lunden caused hostilities and caused the Lucite-Lunden Cold War. The only living monument to the Cold War is the massive Lucitian naval base in New Concordia and the dozens of Lucitian watercraft littering the Sea. The Sea was named after the city of Belport and features a large shipping port owned by Belport.
The Belport Sea is a small sea north of the [[Alga Sea]] and lies between [[Budapest]] and Belport. The Belport Sea has historically been under total control of Lucite, but as of recent cities like [[Lunden]], Southport and [[New Concordia]] have been built. New Concordia joined [[Lucite]], but Lunden caused hostilities and caused the Lucite-Lunden Cold War. The only living monument to the Cold War is the massive Lucitian naval base in New Concordia and the dozens of Lucitian watercraft littering the Sea. The Sea was named after the city of Belport and features a large shipping port owned by Belport.

Revision as of 23:57, 11 November 2019

The Belport Sea is a small sea north of the Alga Sea and lies between Budapest and Belport. The Belport Sea has historically been under total control of Lucite, but as of recent cities like Lunden, Southport and New Concordia have been built. New Concordia joined Lucite, but Lunden caused hostilities and caused the Lucite-Lunden Cold War. The only living monument to the Cold War is the massive Lucitian naval base in New Concordia and the dozens of Lucitian watercraft littering the Sea. The Sea was named after the city of Belport and features a large shipping port owned by Belport.