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{{canon}}'''Levkarest''' is the capital and largest city of [[Borca]] with a population of 8,500. Levkarest is also Borca's capital and a major nexus for trade. Located in south central Borca and formed in the shape of a heart, Levkarest is situated on the western side of the [[Luna River]]. The [[Crimson Highway]] travels through the city's core with the [[Sunrise Gate]] at the west and the [[Sunset Gate]] at the east. In addition, the [[Old Svalich Road]] drifts into Levkarest from the northeast out of [[Barovia]] and ends in [[Caina]], a satellite village of Levkarest.<ref name="gaz4_35">{{gaz4|35}}</ref> | |seat=Municipality of Levkarest | ||
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}}{{canon}}'''Levkarest''' is the capital and largest city of [[Borca]] with a population of 8,500. Levkarest is also Borca's capital and a major nexus for trade. Located in south central Borca and formed in the shape of a heart, Levkarest is situated on the western side of the [[Luna River]]. The [[Crimson Highway]] travels through the city's core with the [[Sunrise Gate]] at the west and the [[Sunset Gate]] at the east. In addition, the [[Old Svalich Road]] drifts into Levkarest from the northeast out of [[Barovia]] and ends in [[Caina]], a satellite village of Levkarest.<ref name="gaz4_35">{{gaz4|35}}</ref> | |||
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Levkarest is the capital and largest city of Borca with a population of 8,500. Levkarest is also Borca's capital and a major nexus for trade. Located in south central Borca and formed in the shape of a heart, Levkarest is situated on the western side of the Luna River. The Crimson Highway travels through the city's core with the Sunrise Gate at the west and the Sunset Gate at the east. In addition, the Old Svalich Road drifts into Levkarest from the northeast out of Barovia and ends in Caina, a satellite village of Levkarest.[1]
Places to Go
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- Academy of Style[2]
- The Great Cathedral[2]
- Marsav Hall[2]
- Misericordia (Estate of Ivana Boritsi)[2]
- Raouff's Candy Factory[3]
Inns and Taverns
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Law & Order in Levkarest
People to See
References
- ↑ Canon:(?) page 35, Gazetteer IV, Arthaus Publishing (James Lowder, John W. Mangrum, Ryan Naylor, Anthony Pryor, Voronica Whitney-Robinson, and Andrew Wyatt), 2004, ISBN: 978-1588460875
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 Canon:(?) page 35-36, Gazetteer IV, Arthaus Publishing (James Lowder, John W. Mangrum, Ryan Naylor, Anthony Pryor, Voronica Whitney-Robinson, and Andrew Wyatt), 2004, ISBN: 978-1588460875
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 page 17, Chilling Tales
