Nippia is a Senator city founded and owned by KittyCat11231, located at ZN20, ZN21, and ZN22 on the MRT Zephyr Line. It is the new seat of the City-State of Kitania, and is an immediate successor to the old world city Kitania. The city sprawls out from ZN20 Nippia Central into many unique districts. The districts are primarily connected through the KTA Nippia Metro, which currently contains 20 operational lines and 45 stations. Nippia, like its predecessor Kitania, is also unique in that it is one of a few cities with a local network of bus routes, operated by KTA Bus, which currently contains 9 local routes. The city is developing mainly in the north.
Government
Nippia is a province, and the capital, of the City-State of Kitania. Nippia's municipal government is overseen by the larger central government of the City-State of Kitania. The following are municipal government agencies of Nippia.
Neighborhoods
One distinct quality of Nippia is its variety of neighborhoods. This is a list of all current neighborhoods in Nippia.
Nippia Central
Nippia Central is the government district of Nippia located around the ZN20 Nippia Central MRT station. It contains the Nippia Governmental Center, which acts as both Nippia's city hall and a capitol building for the City-State of Kitania. Government Row has numerous embassies of other cities. The CUANT Tower sits at the eastern end of Nippia Central bordering Central Lane, Kitania Way, and Government Row. The district has wide transportation access, with Nippia Central - ZN20 station on the KTA Nippia Metro, which acts as a hub for the network, as well as the smaller Central Lane station. Five local and two express KTA Bus routes service the neighborhood. Nippia Central borders Riverdale to the northwest, the Theater District to the northeast, Eastwood to the south, East Downtown to the southwest, and Riverlake to the west.
| Station
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Lines
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Location
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| Nippia Central - ZN20
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A B C D E F (weekdays) G U S Central Shuttle
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Below ZN20 MRT station
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| Central Lane
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S Central Shuttle
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Central Lane between Kitania Way and Government Row
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| Stop Location
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Routes
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| ZN20 Bus Plaza
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NP1 NP2 NP13 X6 X7
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| CUANT Tower
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NP5 NP8 X8
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Third-Party Transportation Access
Riverdale
Riverdale is a residential neighborhood located along Llama Avenue northwest of Nippia Central. The neighborhood has numerous apartment buildings as well as stores and restaurants. The Nippia campus if Middleton University is located in Riverdale as well, near the border with Nippia North. The KTA Nippia Metro provides access to the rest of the city on the D E & F lines. The NP13 bus also runs through the neighborhood along Llama Avenue. Riverdale borders Nippia Central to the south, the Theater District to the east, Nippia North to the north, and Riverlake to the west across the Key River.
| Station
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Lines
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Location
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| Krapea Market
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D E F (weekdays)
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Llama Avenue next to Krapea Market
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| Sandwich Lane
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D
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Llama Avenue & Sandwich Lane
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| Stop Location
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Routes
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| Llama Avenue - Krapea Market
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NP13
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| Llama Avenue - Middleton University
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NP13
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Eastwood
Eastwood is an upper middle class residential neighborhood located to the south of Nippia Central. It is mainly centered around Haven Boulevard, and has numerous player-built houses, accompanied by green space and a waterfront on both the Key River and the Key Canal. Residents wishing to shop can purchase groceries at the BrickMart in the neighborhood, or take the metro or streetcars into East Downtown. The KTA Nippia Metro G line provides primary transportation access in Eastwood, running elevated above Haven Boulevard to Nippia Central to the north, and to Key Seaport to the south. Passengers can connect to other metro lines at Nippia Central. The U express line parallels the G but does not actually stop in Eastwood. In addition, the S Key Shuttle stops at the Zephyr Exchange Bypass G station, with service to the Zephyr Exchange connecting to other metro and bus lines. Numerous express bus routes departing from Nippia Central, as well as two local bus routes, pass through the neighborhood without stopping. The Eastwood Streetcar Line also connects to Carl Square in East Downtown. Eastwood is bordered by Nippia Central to the North and East Downtown to the west. The neighboring city of Liten borders the neighborhood to the south. By traveling through a short area of Liten residents and visitors can reach Key Seaport, a district and transit center considered under the jurisdiction of both Nippia and Liten.
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Lines
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Location
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| Monkey Street
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G
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Haven Boulevard & Monkey Street
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| Cross-Key Way
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G
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Haven Boulevard & Cross-Key Way
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| Zephyr Exchange Bypass
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G S Key Shuttle
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Haven Boulevard just north of the border with Liten
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| Stop Location
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Lines
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| Monkey Street & Haven Boulevard
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Eastwood Line
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| Haven Boulevard & Cross-Key Way
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Eastwood Line
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East Downtown
East Downtown is on the eastern edge of Downtown. It is primarily located along Key Boulevard, which is also paralleled by Carl Way to the immediate west. East Downtown along Key Boulevard has numerous apartment buildings with storefronts, primarily north of Clinton Avenue, which were built in the first week of Nippia's existence. These apartments have a splendid view of the Key River, and access to shopping along Key Boulevard, as well as more stores to the west in Downtown. East Downtown has wide transportation access, since most metro and bus lines running to and from Downtown pass through East Downtown. The A & B run under Key Boulevard before turning west under Clinton Avenue into Downtown. Meanwhile, the C runs along the entire length of Key Boulevard, with every station but one on the C located in East Downtown. The C stops at every metro station in East Downtown. The NP2 and NP3 buses provide service west into Downtown. The A , B , and C metro lines all go to Nippia Central, as well as the NP2 bus. The NP3 terminates in the southernmost area of East Downtown at Zephyr Exchange, which is a bus and rail center on the border of Nippia and Liten. Streetcar service from Carl Square and the S Key Shuttle from Zephyr Exchange both go to Eastwood. East Downtown is bordered by Downtown to the west, Nippia Central to the northeast across the Key River, Eastwood to the east, and Riverlake to the north. It also borders the neighboring city of Liten to the southeast.
| Station
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Lines
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Location
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| Parker Street
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B C
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Key Boulevard & Parker Street
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| Key Boulevard
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A B C
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Key Boulevard & Clinton Avenue
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| Carl Square
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C
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Key Boulevard, Carl Way, & Cross-Key Way - Carl Square
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| Zephyr Exchange
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C S Key Shuttle
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Key Boulevard - Zephyr Exchange
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| Stop Location
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Routes
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| Key Boulevard, Parker Street, & Carl Way
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NP2 NP4
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| Key Boulevard & Clinton Avenue
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NP3
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| Carl Square
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NP9
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| Zephyr Exchange
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NP3
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| Stop Location
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Lines
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| Carl Square
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Eastwood Line
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Third-Party Transportation Access
Downtown
Downtown is the business district of Nippia. Located to the west of a somewhat blended border with East Downtown, the district has a variety of tall skyscrapers, with offices, apartments, condos, and shopping areas. The tallest skyscrapers in Downtown are the Unity Towers, which are also the tallest buildings in Nippia. The three connected towers represent Nippia's relation with other cities, forming an L shape, and are divided into the Nippia, Kitania, and Liten towers. The Nippia tower is at the center, connecting to both other towers, to symbolize Nippia's relationship with Kitania, its old world predecessor city, and with Liten, the neighboring city to the south in which Nippia is in an SMP with. Next to the Unity Towers is Parker Plaza, named for its location on the western end of Parker Street, which includes an open space with a fountain. Residents primarily live in the Stoner Building, an apartment tower bordering Clinton Avenue, Moleurs Avenue, and Parker Street. A condiminium tower exists bordering Potato Street, Minajjj Lane, 69th Street, and Parker Street. Shopping is available at both small, large, and super large stores. Small stores can be found along Minajjj Lane and Ogre Way. Music's Gems has multiple stores, including showrooms as well as a Music's Gems tower in Parker Plaza. Large scale shopping is also present in Downtown, which holds the Feline Tower, containing a collection of large stores owned by Feline Holdings, the large, iconic Music's Gems 169th store, acting as a megastore and distribution center, as well as the regional headquarters of AlikLolly and Vitamin Drinks Shop. The roads in Downtown are in a grid pattern, with the primary roads running east to west. Clinton Avenue, on the southern edge of Downtown, is the primary road for general traffic through Downtown, and is paralleled by the less important Parker Street and Ogre Way. Minajjj Lane is the primary bus corridor, acting as a bus-exclusive transit mall. Minajjj Lane is closely paralleled by Ogre Way, which carries normal traffic, however most general through traffic is directed onto Clinton Avenue. Downtown has widespread transportation access, with seven KTA Nippia Metro stations and several bus stops. The A and B metro lines run under Clinton Avenue terminating at the Unity Towers, providing access to East Downtown and Nippia Central. These metro lines are paralleled by the NP2 and NP3 buses, which run to the north on Minajjj Lane. The NP2 bus goes to Nippia Central through East Downtown, while the NP3 goes to Zephyr Exchange. Both buses terminate at the Unity Towers. The H and V also service the neighborhood. The H runs from the Unity Towers under Unity Boulevard, going under Minajjj Lane and making one stop before turning north again and going to Forestville. The V runs nonstop to Forestville, then to Nippia-Liten International Airport. The S 69th Street Shuttle begins at the H station on Minajjj Lane, running east along Minajjj Lane and making a stop at 69th Street, and then turning south along 69th Street and terminating at Clinton Avenue with transfers to the A and B . The NP8 bus also provides nonstop service from the Unity Towers to the CUANT Tower in Nippia Central. Downtown is bordered to the east by East Downtown and to the north by Forest Park.
| Station
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Lines
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Location
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| Potato Street
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B
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Clinton Avenue & Potato Street
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| 69th Street
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A B S 69th Street Shuttle
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Clinton Avenue & 69th Street
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| Moleurs Avenue
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B
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Clinton Avenue & Moleurs Avenue
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| Unity Towers
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A B H V
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Clinton Avenue & Unity Boulevard - Unity Towers Plaza
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| Parker Plaza
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H
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Unity Boulevard & Parker Street - Parker Plaza
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| Minajjj Lane
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H S 69th Street Shuttle
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Minajjj Lane between Unity Boulevard and Moleurs Avenue
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| 69th/Minajjj
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S 69th Street Shuttle
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69th Street & Minajjj Lane
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| Stop Location
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Routes
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| Unity Towers
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NP2 NP3 NP8
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| Minajjj Lane, Moleurs Avenue, & Unity Boulevard
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NP2 NP3
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| Minajjj Lane, 69th Street, & Potato Street
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NP2 NP3
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| Minajjj Lane & Carl Way
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NP2 NP3
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Third-Party Transportation Access
Riverlake
Riverlake is on the eastern end of Forest Park, a semi-rural forest area within Nippia. The area is a small community next to the Key River, which has small houses and farmer's markets. Wooden paths are used to walk on, with cobblestone streets used by buses and streetcars to other areas of Nippia. Carl Way runs south to East Downtown, while Forest Parkway runs west into Forest Park and further west to Forestville. One KTA Nippia Metro station services the community with the elevated E line, which provides service to Nippia Central and Riverdale to the east and to Forestville and Forest Park to the west. The Riverlake Streetcar Line uses Forest Parkway into the Leafcorp Lumber Mill within Forest Park. The NP4 bus provides service to East Downtown via Carl Way. Riverlake borders Downtown & East Downtown to the south, Forest Park to the west, and Riverdale to the east across the Key River.
| Station
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Lines
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Location
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| Riverlake
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E
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Carl Way & Forest Parkway
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| Stop Location
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Routes
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| Carl Way & Forest Parkway
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NP4
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| Stop Location
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Lines
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| Carl Way & Forest Parkway
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Riverlake Line
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Forest Park
Forest Park is a semi-rural agricultural area of Nippia, forming a physical blockade between Downtown and Nippia North. Forest Parkway is the only street in the region, connecting Forest Park to Riverlake and Forestville, which indirectly connects it to Downtown and Nippia North, respectively. Leafcorp operates a lumber mill in Forest Park, and there is also a coffee plantation and a fishing area. The products produced in Forest Park directly benefit Nippia and are also exported to other cities. The metro provides the primary transportation access for Forest Park, with three elevated metro stations in the area. The E and F run on a skip-stop pattern through these stations on weekdays (the E makes all stops on weekends), and the H also stops at two of the stations in Forest Park. All three metro lines go to Forestville, while the E and F provide service east to Riverlake, Riverdale, and Nippia Central, and the H provides service south to Downtown. Forest Park borders Riverlake to the east, Downtown to the south, Forestville to the west, and Nippia North to the north.
| Station
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Lines
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Location
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| Leafcorp Lumber Mill
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F (weekdays) E (weekends)
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Forest Parkway - Leafcorp Lumber Mill
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| Nippia Coffee Plantation
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E H
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Forest Parkway - Nippia Coffee Plantation
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| Nippia Fishery
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F (weekdays) E (weekends) H
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Forest Parkway - Nippia Fishery
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| Stop Location
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Lines
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| Leafcorp Lumber Mill
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Riverlake Line
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Forestville
Forestville is a community just west of Forest Park. It contains numerous houses for residents who want to escape the life of the city and delve into nature, while still remaining within Nippia. Fresh food markets and fishing are available, as well as beautiful gardens accompanying the beautiful forest. Most residents use wooden paths, however there is a cobblestone paved road through the area, Kermit Parkway, which goes north to Airside Boulevard in Nippia North. In addition, Forest Parkway can be used to travel into Forest Park and all the way to Riverlake, which has a road connection to East Downtown. For an area so close to nature, it has a surprising amount of elevated metro lines that bring residents to other areas of Nippia. The E , F , H , L , M , and V stop at the Forestville metro station. The E , F , and H provide service to Forest Park, with the E and F continuing to Nippia Central and the H continuing to Downtown. The V runs nonstop to Downtown without going through Forest Park. The L and M prodive service to Nippia North and beyond. Forestville is bordered by Forest Park to the east and Nippia North to the north.
| Station
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Lines
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Location
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| Forestville
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E F (weekdays) H L M V
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Southern end of Kermit Parkway
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| Forestville North
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M
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Middle of Kermit Parkway
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Theater District
The Theater District, located along Starway, is a major tourist destination, with numerous theaters and event centers, hotels, and stores. Starway, the street it is located on, is often used as a metonym for the district. The heart of the district is Starlight Square, which includes MusiCal Theater, Zephyr Hall, and the broadcasting center for MBS 34. Starway also has the Felina Grand theater, the Birchwood Coliseum, and the InterContinental Starlight hotel. In addition, south of Pussycat Street is the Walk of Stars, which includes diamond and gold stars along the sidewalk with player's heads on them, reflecting the motto, "We are all stars." Clothing is available at Sharkeisha's Secret, while Music's Gems provides a selection of quality gems. Both tower stores are located at Starway and Pussycat Street. Stores are also located on Starway south of the Walk of Stars. Additional shopping is available in the Pride Village and Nippia North. The Theater District has a wide array of transportation, with four metro stations and five bus routes in the district. The I and J metro lines run local and express, respectively, under Starway for most of its length. The D joins the I and J from Starlight Square to the north, splitting off to Riverdale and Nippia Central to the southwest. All three lines go to Nippia North. The S Central Shuttle also connects to the I and J at Walk of Stars, with service to Nippia Central. Starway has bus lanes in both directions used by several bus routes. The NP1 bus runs along the entire length of Starway between Nippia Central and Nippia North, the NP5 runs along Starway south of Starlight Square to the CUANT Tower in Nippia Central, and the NP6 MB runs along Starway north of Starlight Square to Nippia North, then to Nippia-Liten International Airport via Airside Boulevard. In addition, the NP7 bus uses a small segment of Starway, running to Pride Village and then to Nexwood via Prideway. The X10 express bus provides intercity service to BirchView and Central City. The Starlight Square bus plaza is where the NP1 , NP5 , NP6 MB , NP7 , and X10 buses stop. The Theater District is bordered by Nippia Central to the south, Riverdale to the west, Nippia North to the north, and Pride Village to the east.
| Station
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Lines
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Location
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| Walk of Stars
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I J S Central Shuttle
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Starway - Walk of Stars
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| Pussycat Street
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I
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Starway & Pussycat Street
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| Starlight Square
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D I J
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Starway - Starlight Square
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| Magnolia Avenue
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D I
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Starway & Magnolia Avenue
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| Stop Location
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Routes
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| Walk of Stars
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NP1 NP5
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| Starway & Pussycat Street
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NP1 NP5
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| Starlight Square
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NP1 NP5 NP6 MB NP7 X10
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