Atlanta is the capital of Georgia and the Confederation of American States. It has a population of 6 millions. Atlanta is the third metropolitan area in the CAS, behind Dallas/Fort Worth and Houston in Texas.

Contents 1 History 2 Geography 2.1 Climate 2.2 Neighbourhoods 3 Demographics 4 Politics 5 Economics 6 Transportation 7 External links

History Edit

Geography Edit

Climate Edit

Neighbourhoods Edit

• Downtown
  • Georgia Institute of Technology
• Buckhead
• Decatur
  • Freepark
  • Emory University
• Douglasville
• Marietta
• Norcross
• Southtown
  • Fulton Stadium/The Dome

Demographics Edit

According to data of year 2050, Atlanta has a population of 6 millions inhabitants, with a density above 180 inhabitants per square kilometer. The racial makeup was Humans 68% (~4.08M), Elves 3% (~180,000), Dwarves 2% (~120,000), Orks 23% (~1.38M), Trolls 3% (~180,000).

The average income was ¥26,500. 26% of the population were below the poverty line. 56% of the population was affiliated to a megacorporation.

Politics Edit

Economics Edit

The administration directly employs 5% of Atlanta population. Major megacorporations headquartered in Atlanta are Hisato-Turner Broadcasting, Cord Mutual, DocWagon, Coca-Cola, Shaw Textiles, Global Business Computers and the Atlantean Foundation. A lot of foreign corporations also install their the HQ for their CAS division in Atlanta.

Also the Center of Disease Control (CDC) is located in Atlanta as well as the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech), a School, which has magical faculty of renown.

Transportation Edit

External links Edit

• Wikipedia - Atlanta
• WikiTravel - Atlanta