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Major Port, naval shipyard and military base. Most military ships are built and docked here.

English Port City on the Eastern coast of the British Isles, patroling through the Baltic and northern English Channel

Secondary port city next to Liverpool, Mainly services Brigs, and Schooners.

Waterway that runs between England and France, connecting the Northern Seas to the Atlantic Ocean. Occasional skirmishes with the French and Spanish occur within these waters. Ships traveling between Nations and Waters must travel through the Channel.

Capital of the Pirate Confederacy, the Pirate King and the Brethren Court convene here to discuss matters of great importance to the Confederacy.

Center of British Power in the West, the Fort and it's town lie across the bay from Kingston proper, serving as a prison and execution ground for captured pirates.

Second to Nassau as a Pirate port-town, it serves as the staging point for Pirate activity in the Southern Gulf/Caribbean sea.

Center of Spanish power in the West, located on the Island of Cuba, the Treasure fleet sets off from here at regular intervals.

Main port and Dockyard for the Spanish Navy, Heavily defended

One of the major port cities of France, it contains the majority of it's shipyards that produce it's navy.

Major Military port city along the English Channel with close access to the Atlantic.

Another Major port city of France, Caen is a busy commercial port that also supports a large naval base in support of Dunkirk

Major Trade city on the East Coast, guarded by various forts and British naval patrols

Located in South Carolina, Charlestowne is a another major trading port dealing with the agricultural south. Also protected by naval forts and patrolling British Fleets.