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Scotland
Est. 394

Scotland is a former settlement on the island of Stantonville, Diol, that was founded in the year 394 and annexed by Tuscaloosa in 399.

Geography

Island: Stantonville
Coast: Inland
Area: 0.09 square miles

Origination

Founded: 394
Founders: Emanuel Noland, Emanuel Noland, Nancey Vaclav, Arie Vaclav, Ellette Vaclav, Ellette Vaclav, Nancey Vaclav
Annexed: None
Annexed by: Tuscaloosa in 399

Ships

Ships in port: None

Houses

Houses: Noland House, Noland House, Vaclav House, Vaclav House, Noland House

Demography

Highest-ever population: 5 (in 394)

Residents

Residents: None
Former residents who moved away: Emanuel Noland, Emanuel Noland, Ellette Vaclav, Arie Vaclav, Nancey Vaclav
Died here: None
Murders: None

Narrative

394.   Scotland, Stantonville, was founded by Emanuel Noland, Emanuel Noland, Nancey Vaclav, Arie Vaclav, Ellette Noland, Ellette Noland, and Nancey Vaclav. 5 newcomer(s) moved to Scotland in 394: Emanuel Noland, Emanuel Noland, Ellette Noland, Arie Vaclav, and Nancey Vaclav.
396.   There is talk of the settlements of Babbie, Scotlandand Tuscaloosa consolidating.
399.   The settlements of Tuscaloosa and Scotland are consolidating; since it's the biggest town and the economic center of the area, Tuscaloosa will absorb the other settlements. Scotland has been annexed by Tuscaloosa.
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