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--- stolen_land:general:trade_routes [2023/01/27 13:13] – [The Rostland Road (4)] johnb
+++ stolen_land:general:trade_routes [2023/01/27 13:14] – [The Great North Road (5)] johnb
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 ==== The Great North Road (5) ====
-{{ :stolen_land:general:greatnorthroad.gif?100|}}5)  (Local Trade Route) The Great North Road connects Lake of Mists and Veils and Lake Reykal - It is  approximately 150 miles in length, connects Port Ice to Silverhall and enables trade between Port Ice and New Steven.  It incorporates side routes out to The Garess of Greyhaven and The Orlovsky, connects Brevoy's two main external trade routes - the Lake of Mists and Veils and The East Sellen River - and is probably Brevoy's most important Local Trade Route. The Northern end of the route passes through land controlled by House Surtova and finishes in their principle stronghold of Port Ice. The southern section of the route terminates at a small town (opposite Silverhall) controlled by House Lebeda.  In between there are many independent holding (mainly fortified villages) that provide safe haven and rest stops for trade caravans.  While many of these 'independent' lordlings have links to  major noble families, they are not actually a part of the family. There are, however, a few villages completely free of any tie to a larger house. The road, and the strip next to it, it are considered 'safe', although there is wilderness beyond that.
+{{ :stolen_land:general:greatnorthroad.gif?100|}} (Local Trade Route) The Great North Road connects Lake of Mists and Veils and Lake Reykal - It is  approximately 150 miles in length, connects Port Ice to Silverhall and enables trade between Port Ice and New Steven.  It incorporates side routes out to The Garess of Greyhaven and The Orlovsky, connects Brevoy's two main external trade routes - the Lake of Mists and Veils and The East Sellen River - and is probably Brevoy's most important Local Trade Route. The Northern end of the route passes through land controlled by House Surtova and finishes in their principle stronghold of Port Ice. The southern section of the route terminates at a small town (opposite Silverhall) controlled by House Lebeda.  In between there are many independent holding (mainly fortified villages) that provide safe haven and rest stops for trade caravans.  While many of these 'independent' lordlings have links to  major noble families, they are not actually a part of the family. There are, however, a few villages completely free of any tie to a larger house. The road, and the strip next to it, it are considered 'safe', although there is wilderness beyond that.
 ++++ Smallhurst: A typical settlement of the Great North Road |