*Official* Map of CW Land
 

This baby has taken me over an hour to come up with and refine. I now concede to Pete that I probably should have taken a more intensive degree

http://www.cricketweb.net/cwxi/Map%20of%20CWLand.PNG

Any suggestions, comments, feel free...

Does it get lonely on Garven Island?

Do you not see the ferries? Er, the black dots?

legenda ? anyone ?

So that's a yes? Poor Garven Island...

I own a house in the Northern mining town of Natham



By the way, how big are we compared to, say, Bangladesh?

I think Devon + Dorset + Somerset might cover the area. Not very big.

Population around five million, with Nixonstown home to 1.4 million.

lol nixonstown being bigger then Amsterdam :laugh:

Where in the world are we? (and don't just say "near Australia." I want specifics)

We discussed this earlier this afternoon, and realised I somewhat minimised my room for manoeuvre when Lewis told everyone about his four hour flight from Nixonstown to Sydney. That puts us in a) Indonesia, b) the middle of the Pacific or c) just off Western Australia.

I personally find c) the most climatically appealling, so just off the southern tip of WA it is. An eastern version of Tassie, if you will.

Nah, Tassie is in a temperate zone and south WA is sub-tropical, IIRC


EDIT: Yeah, I'm right.
http://www.econet.org.uk/weather/graphics/wldmap.gif

I meant graphically; climatically I think we're a mix of the two. Hot summers and mild winters. Mediterranean, perhaps.

Further to the earlier demographic enquiries, the area is 13,755km² and the population 5,132,744.

That gives a population density of 373.15 people per km², more densely populated than Belgium but less so than Holland.

Concorde can be got out for certain important events. That might widen the circle a little. :)

Concorde? Personally, I don't care for dying in the vague hope my journey will be quicker :p

The CW Black team paid for the flight. It wasn't a Concorde.