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<li><font color=#A0A000>Yellow</font> Dots: Star systems on long (51 or more stars) mains. High economic and trade activity.
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<li><font color=#A0A000>Yellow</font> Dots: Star systems on long (51 or more stars) mains.
* Corresponds with: Greater Mains (Blue & Cyan Lines: 51+ destinations BTN: 11-12+)
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<li><font color=#0000A0>Blue</font> Dots: Star systems on short (11 - 50 stars) mains.  
<li><font color=#0000A0>Blue</font> Dots: Star systems on short (11 - 50 stars) mains. Moderate economic and trade activity.
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<li><font color=#00A000>Green</font> Dots: Star systems not on any main (0 - 10 stars).
* Corresponds with: Lesser Mains (Green & Yellow Lines: 11-50 destinations BTN: 9-10)
 
<li><font color=#00A000>Green</font> Dots: Star systems not on any main (0 - 10 stars). Low economic and trade activity.
 
* Corresponds with: Micro Mains (Red & Pink Lines: 0-10 destinations BTN: 7-8)
 
* No trade routes BTN 1-6
 
 
<li><font color=#A00000>Red</font> Lines: borders. Political borders.
 
<li><font color=#A00000>Red</font> Lines: borders. Political borders.
 
<li><font color=#0000C0>Bright Blue</font> Grid: sector borders. Organizational borders.
 
<li><font color=#0000C0>Bright Blue</font> Grid: sector borders. Organizational borders.

Revision as of 03:18, 19 July 2016

A grouping of systems, forming a chain of worlds, all reachable by a Jump-1 capable starship.

Description (Specifications)

This grouping provides a sort of “corridor” allowing jump-1 capable ships to travel to any world along the chain without ever exceeding jump-1.

  • Usually a Main encompasses 50 or more systems.
  • For ease of reference the main may be broken into arms, or branches.
  • Smaller groups of systems, between 5 and 50, all reachable by jump-1 are referred to as a trace or cluster.

History & Background

Many such groupings of worlds exist in the Charted Space.

Mains and branches

Star systems on long (51 or more stars) mains. Frequently are separated into arms or branches for identification purposes.

Prominent examples include:

Traces and clusters

Star systems on smaller (5 - 50 stars) groupings. Most of these astrographic features are located in just one or two subsectors.

Traces & Clusters:

Other:

Worlds & Sectors (Astrography)

No information yet available.

Transportation Mains of Charted Space: 1116

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Key

  • Yellow Dots: Star systems on long (51 or more stars) mains.
  • Blue Dots: Star systems on short (11 - 50 stars) mains.
  • Green Dots: Star systems not on any main (0 - 10 stars).
  • Red Lines: borders. Political borders.
  • Bright Blue Grid: sector borders. Organizational borders.
  • Dim Blue Grid: subsector borders. Organizational borders.

References & Contributors (Sources)

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