"They are the right hand of Justice...
They are the Knights of the Coast!"
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"They are the right hand of Justice... They are the Knights of the Coast!" |
| Located on Highway 101 near Sausolito, across the bay from San Francisco, Coast City is the home to 1 million (2 million including the greater Metropolitan Area) people. It is a major center of international trade, as well as the electronics and finance industries. In 1906, the city was greatly damaged during the Great Quake. |
SANTA CLARA CHANNEL: Shipping throughfare.
MIDTOWN: Central business district and high-rise condos/apartment buildings.
WESTPORT: Blue-collar district. Docks and shipyards.
NORTHGATE: White-collar communities in northern end with subway commute to Midtown. Ethnic sectors of Mexican, Irish, Italian and Vietnamese in central/south-central end. Low-income housing ("The Block") along east side.
PRESIDIO: Artist and cultural district. Lots of restaurants and shops to cater to the tourist and university trades.
DROPAWAY BEACH: Beach and other attractions. The Boulevard.
EASTPORT: Residential district. Industrial area and docks.
CHINATOWN: Chinese ethnic community.
EL BARRIO: Low-income Mexican immigrant region. Population rapidly expanding.
NORBOLT PARK: Middle-class district housing many of the people who work in Danbury. Various suburbs.
RICHTON: Middle-class district. Small industrial zone with blue-collar workings and low-income housing.
NORTHPORT: Original Spanish colonial site. Known for its uneven terrain and sloping thoroughfares, this district is home to many blue-collar and middle-class labourers.
RANCHO ALTO: Home to industry patrons and well-to-do engineers. Numerous jewelry shops and boutiques.
SEILER HILLS: Middle-class residential district. Low rolling hills and several parks.
VALLEJO: Middle-class district, but with rampant unemployment in northern end. Flooding a regular problem.
DANBURY: Also known as 'Silicon Belt', this district hosts much of the R&D trade as well as various older industrial occupants.
SEAGATE: New industrial zone, with lots of factories and heavy construction centers.
REUTER'S ISLAND: Travel to and in close proximity of this island is striclty controlled.
CHANNEL ISLANDS: Numerous small islands, mostly undeveloped, dot the Eastern and Western seaboards of Coast City.
WILDERNESS AREA: A Federal Nature Reserve lies to the Northwest of Coast City.
Coast City Public Library (main branch).
Joseph M. Lee Museum of Natural History.
Fielder Planetarium
City Hall & Star Square
Rochester Tower: At 88 stories, this is Coast City's highest building.
The MegaMall
Metropolitan Museum
Millennium Tower / Crucible Square
Our Lady of the Angels Cathedral
Coast City Institute of Technology (CCIT)
Glenwater Arena: home of the Coast City Tornadoes (pro basketball team).
Police Headquarters
Police Museum
Presidio San Georgio Fort: Tourist attraction.
St. Martin's University: Founded in 1959, this institution specializes in the Fine Arts.
Westbury Point: Amusement theme park.
Victorola Motor Corp: Coast City's sole auto manufacturer.
'Who's Next' Comedy Club
Big Al's Pub Famous for its steak sandwiches.
Santa Clara Skyway Joins Northport and Westport.
University of California / Coast City Has a fierce rivarly with CCIT across the channel.
Attenborough Seismological Institute World reknowned research facility.
Coast City International Airport
Ferris Airfield: Formerly the Blynville Airforce Base.
Fort Contato
Sirenos Inc.
Humanidyne Industrial Corp.
Stronghold Correctional Facility
Offshore Automated Drilling Platform
Van Dorn residence
Sacred Heart Hospital
Coast City Municipal Courthouse
Master Po's Dojo
Militech Corp
Brownstone Hall
San Vicente Cemetary: Spanish Colonial burial ground.
The Knights Redoubt (secret base)
3rd National Bank
The Libby Tunnel: Provides the subway with a route under the Santa Clara Channel.
The Clara Narrows Bridge: Joins the sundered halves of Midtown.
Beachside Scrap & Auto
A Mane For All Seasons: The hairstyling salon of the flamboyant Manuel, proprietor.
Mesa Flats Nuclear Power Facility
Happy Fortune Chinese Restaurant Owned by 'Egg Foo' Yung, across street from a small fish market.
The Blue Oyster Club A relatively notorious gay bar.
Byrne Stadium Home of the Coast City Colts NFL team.
Multi-Spectral Scanning Labs
Coast City Municipal Landfill / "Sub-Zero's Fortress of Smellitude"
Strongpoint Temporary Holding Facility
Harmon Military Barracks Named after a distinguished local officer, established shortly before the naval yards shut down.
Max Yasgur's Farm Site of the ill-fated Rock Against Registration benefit concert.