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'''Sussax''' is the northernmost island of the [[ | [[File:Map of Sussax Island.png|300px|thumb|right|Map of Sussax]] | ||
'''Sussax''' is the northernmost island of the [[Brettish Isles]]. | |||
==History== | |||
Suxxax became politically part of [[Hurmu]]'s [[States and districts of Hurmu|district]] of [[Northern Bretland]] along with [[Norfolk]], it consists of its capital [[King Jeremy Point]] (a [[Hurmu Peace Corps]] base and airport), as well as the abandoned towns and villages of Port Diana, Horsham, Saxon Hart, Fulworth, and Forrest Row. | |||
The population of the island | The population of the island was once estimated to comprise of 30,000 people in total. Most of the population lived to in the South of the island, near the Northern Warm Sea Current of the Great Western Sea, in view of the proximity to the island to the Boreal ice caps. The indigenous population, such as it was, most likely passed into slavery at the hands of the Sea-Reavers following the fall of Nova England. The weather is said to be quite awful all year round. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:20, 25 January 2026
Sussax is the northernmost island of the Brettish Isles.
History
Suxxax became politically part of Hurmu's district of Northern Bretland along with Norfolk, it consists of its capital King Jeremy Point (a Hurmu Peace Corps base and airport), as well as the abandoned towns and villages of Port Diana, Horsham, Saxon Hart, Fulworth, and Forrest Row.
The population of the island was once estimated to comprise of 30,000 people in total. Most of the population lived to in the South of the island, near the Northern Warm Sea Current of the Great Western Sea, in view of the proximity to the island to the Boreal ice caps. The indigenous population, such as it was, most likely passed into slavery at the hands of the Sea-Reavers following the fall of Nova England. The weather is said to be quite awful all year round.
