Bandar-é Zinjibar

Bandar-é Zinjibar, administrative capital of that portion Norasht province presently under the sovereignty of the Suren Confederacy, now the Suren Confederation. Spared the worst of the atomic immolation of Babkha in 1598 AN, this sub-equatorial port was the site of one of the palaces built by the last Shah, which may be found in the foothills on the jungle's edge, overlooking the harbour city and the Gulf of Zinjibar beyond. Prior to the reoccupation of Mehrshahr Bandar-é Zinjibar was the second city of the Confederacy in terms of population. As it is the city remains the premiere port of the Confederacy, in spite of growing competition from Kara. As repository of Babkhan-era architecture squeezed into a couple main streets, the city is one of the more attractive seaside resorts, in spite of the busy port adjacent that specialises in the coastal trade with Nivardom.

Location of the primary manufacturing center of the Technical & Industrial Division of the Zarrin-Baft Industrial Group.

Mehrgan Commercial Bank opened 1717 after the 1717 Act for the Bank of Suren. The bank played a significant role in financing the reconstruction of the Kapavia region following the Kapavian insurgency (1715 AN-1717 AN), establishing itself as a key lender to medium-sized industrial enterprises.