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The '''Corum Electric Fence''' is a defensive barrier | The '''Corum Electric Fence''' is a defensive barrier separating [[East Zimia and the Wallis Islands]]'s semi-exclave of [[Western Corum]] from the [[Green]]. Construction began in {{AN|1739}}, following the [[Çakaristan|Çakari]] [[Jaihabar Vortex|evacuation of Jaihabar]]. It consists of parallel 6 metre high fences, supported by a system of watchtowers and sensor networks, and was originally approximately 432 kilometres in length. | ||
==Expansion== | ==Expansion== | ||
[[File:Corum Electric Fence Map Expansion.png|thumb|left|Development of the Corum Electric Fence. Red & Orange: 1st fence {{AN|1739-44}}; Red & Purple: 2nd fence {{AN|1746}}-]] | [[File:Corum Electric Fence Map Expansion.png|thumb|left|Development of the Corum Electric Fence. Red & Orange: 1st fence {{AN|1739-44}}; Red & Purple: 2nd fence {{AN|1746}}-]]. | ||
The Fence was substantially altered from {{AN|1746}}. Some 312 kilometres of the original route was abandoned, and the remaining portion expanded by 180 kilometres in a line running roughly southeast from the coast to the New Batavian border. | |||
[[Category:East Zimia]] | [[Category:East Zimia]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:38, 10 September 2025
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| Type | Border fortification system |
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| Built | 1739 AN - 1744 AN |
| Used | 1744 AN - present |
| Controlled by |
 East Zimia and the Wallis Islands |
The Corum Electric Fence is a defensive barrier separating East Zimia and the Wallis Islands's semi-exclave of Western Corum from the Green. Construction began in 1739 AN, following the Çakari evacuation of Jaihabar. It consists of parallel 6 metre high fences, supported by a system of watchtowers and sensor networks, and was originally approximately 432 kilometres in length.
Expansion
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The Fence was substantially altered from 1746 AN. Some 312 kilometres of the original route was abandoned, and the remaining portion expanded by 180 kilometres in a line running roughly southeast from the coast to the New Batavian border.
