Warzow Peninsula

The Warzow Peninsula is a coastal region within Frangfurd, notable as the site of the WLC Arenal complex and the home of the Woodland Circuit racing track that encircles its entirety. Its main settlements are Cufefe to the north and Troika Town to the south.

History

The peninsula’s rise is tied directly to Andreas Azulmandio and his Los Azules organisation, whose uranium-mining profits and financial investment transformed Cufefe from an unstable logging town into a prosperous export hub, and whose founding of Hotel Azul in 2623 brought investment and prestige to the region.

Following Andreas’s death, the NPW emerged as the peninsula’s dominant governing body. In partnership with Uran Inc., which had absorbed Los Azules’ uranium operations, NPW funded and constructed the WLC Arenal — a resort and sporting complex encircled by the Woodland Circuit.

In 2656 NPW built The Maglev, linking the peninsula east to the Ice Berg Circuit and, from 2666, west to Belucho.

Notes

PLACEHOLDER — open questions about the peninsula’s political relationship to the broader Frangfurd city-state