A mix of poor land worked by tenant farmers and hovels for day laborers and fishermen.
An imposing pillar of granite rising from the sea. It's topped by the ruin of an ancient fort, partially reconstructed, that serves as prison, military headquarters and secure storage for government resources.
A mix of houses occupied by fishermen, whalers and guilded dock workers plus a few poor businesses that cater to the working classes.
This area is packed with drying sheds for fish as well as a few boat houses and small warehouses. The seawall to the east protects these structures from storms.
While the entire area below the Precipice is called the Docks, this area contains the actual piers and jetties that serve the larger vessels of the town's fishing and whaling fleet.
A mix of warehouses, workshops and other noisy and smelly businesses. Guild halls for the Dockers Guild, Trades Cooperative and Laborer's Collective are all located in this district.
Two small and worn warships make up the entire New Kavlin fleet. Access to this area is restricted and regular military patrols sweep the area.
This district is dominated by tanneries, animal pens, butchers and stables. It smells terrible.
Military patrols for the Docks, Arches and Beyond use this fortified structure as a base of operations. A stone barracks with a tower, walled yard and stables create a significant defensive strongpoint.
This neighborhood marks the start of South Hill. It contains mix of homes and businesses, many associated with the butcheries and tanneries in South End. The Landowner's Partnership is located in this district.
Water Street splits into Overlook and Hillside here, and the inns and entertainment venues in this neighborhood takes advantage of the traffic.
A residential district with a few businesses catering to households. A mix of merchants and craftsmen live here.
A commercial district that's home to many craftsmen, including gold and silver smiths. The Miner's Guild, Guild of Smiths and Mercantile Collective are all headquartered here.
An extension of Silverforge, this area is home to many carpenters, masons and related trades. The neighborhood takes its name from three huge beech trees in the local park.
A fortified military outpost that serves as a local base of operations for patrols in South and Top Hill.
As the name implies, this business district is home to weavers, leatherworkers and related crafts.
This neighborhood is mostly residential, with a few businesses offering household goods, clothing and personal items. While the north edge is fairly affluent, the south side is much less so.
This area contains a number of large homes owned by various land grant holders and high-ranking government officials and clergy. Many of these mansions are protected by walls and private guard forces.
A neighborhood of expensive houses and mansions, most occupied by the wealthiest merchants in New Kavlin. Like Gateway, these homes are well protected.
This area is mostly residential, but it's also home to the two largest churches in New Kavlin, plus the public square, where executions are held, government proclamations are read and taxes are collected.
Parade grounds, barracks, stables and storehouses dominate this district, home to New Kavlin's military forces. The area is heavily patrolled and surrounded by a low stone wall.
This neighborhood is primarily home ot government officials and military officers.
This compound contains both the governor's residence and an array of government offices.