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     This town depends on trade, as the name indicates. It's located deep in the Plains, and is often attacked by raiders and tinpot dictators.

Origin

 

Pre-War

     The town of Brush, on the South Platte River, in Colorado. It had a population of about 4200 persons, of whom about a third were Hispanic or Latino. A few sugar beet silos near the railway tracks were the most notable buildings. Interstate 76, US Route 6, and US Route 34 passed through the town. Old Fort Morgan was located a few kilometers west of the town.

 

Post-War

     While no nuclear weapons struck the town, fallout from Denver, plus the effects of the Long Winter and the Yellowstone eruption, drove out the inhabitants. The site was re-settled in 2060, and the Cartel established an emporio and truck stop here in 2077.

 

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     Banks were located at 205 Carson Street and 301 Clayton Street; their vaults are the most notable structures remaining from before the Atomic War.

 

Organization

 

 

Government, National and Local

     It is ruled by several "Lords", each monopolizing a facet of trade.

 

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Culture

 

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Morality and Values

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Progress and Failure

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Family, Age, Sexuality and Gender

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Education and Language

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Environment and Agriculture

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Food

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Equipment and Resources

 

Economy

     There is a Cartel station here, at the northern end of the Cartel's trade network. From here, horse caravans head out into Wyoming and eventually to the Lost Paradise.

 

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Aircraft

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Watercraft

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