Daibei Rimward Corridor

The Daibei Rimward Corridor is an astrographic feature located in the Daibei Sector.

Description / Specifications

The Daibei Rimward Corridor is a main of sixty systems extending through six subsectors (Dudin Subsector, Gaalorn Subsector, Hermes Subsector, Mulaar Subsector, Narya Subsector and Zhemi Subsector. There is one arm and two clusters that separate from the main.

• The Zhemi Arm extends from the main at Haden (Zhemi Subsector, 0830). It is an arm of twenty worlds extending through two subsectors (Mulaar Subsector and Zhemi Subsector).
  • The Kuguuri Cluster is a cluster of five worlds that extends from the Zhemi Arm at Repin (Mulaar Subsector, 0929]]. The cluster is located entirely in the Mulaar Subsector.
• The Dudin Cluster is a cluster of five worlds that extends from the main at Panorama Ridge (Dudin Subsector, 1829]]. The cluster is located entirely in the Dudin Subsector.
• All sixty of the main's worlds are located in the Daibei Sector (A complete listing of all sixty worlds may be found in the Main Member Data section below.

History & Background / Dossier

The highest population world on the main, with approximately ninety billion inhabitants, is Zhemi (Zhemi Subsector), 0627). The lowest population world on the main is Wheeler (Mulaar Subsector, 0924) with approximately ten inhabitants.

The Daibei Rimward Corridor is an important trade main located in the rimward portions of the Daibei Sector. First explored during the Rule of Man the corridor historically served as a major route for commerce and colonization of both the rimward and spinward portions of the Daibei Sector.

Worlds & Sectors / Astrography

This astrographic feature is primarily found in the following areas:

• Daibei Sector
  • Dudin Subsector
  • Gaalorn Subsector
  • Hermes Subsector
  • Mulaar Subsector
  • Narya Subsector
  • Zhemi Subsector

THIS ENTRY IS NOT COMPLETE AND REMAINS A WORK IN PROGRESS

Main Member Data

The worlds found on the main are;

1. Amazonia
2. Antioch
3. Asim
4. Carguulam (world)
5. Eketa (world)
6. Glimis (world)
7. Homer (world)
8. Imili (world)
9. Karnak (world)
10. Mordor (world)
11. Pillars (world)
12. Skara (world)
13. Twillight (world)
14. Aswan (world)
15. Aswan (world)
16. Aswan (world)
17. Aswan (world)
18. Aswan (world)
19. Aswan (world)
20. Aswan (world)
21. Aswan (world)
22. Aswan (world)
23. Aswan (world)
24. Aswan (world)
25. Aswan (world)
26. Aswan (world)

World Listing: 1105

The following systems and worlds are associated with this astrographic feature:

60 of 60 World articles in Daibei Rimward Corridor

Amazonia  •  Antioch (Da 0731)  •  Asim (Da 1032)  •  Brennan  •  Byers World  •  Chapman (Da 0727)  •  Coquitlam  •  Corve  •  Daionie  •  Dionitia  •  Dudin (Da 2028)  •  Gershunas  •  Glacier  •  Haden (Da 0830)  •  Hades (Da 0628)  •  Hadria   •  Harmony (Da 1230)  •  Huntress  •  Juuri Banii  •  Khatmandu  •  Kiiri  •  Kuguuri  •  Kuliiga  •  Larissa  •  Lushiir  •  Lynx  •  Maakan  •  Mcgwire  •  Memnon  •  Mott  •  Muffin  •  Narya  •  Olympus (Da 0823)  •  Osita  •  Panorama Ridge  •  Pearl (Da 1933)  •  Phillips World  •  Phong  •  Pilos  •  Port Kells  •  Ren (Da 2228)  •  Repin  •  Riedigar  •  Saint Dalmatia  •  Sarina  •  Schubert  •  Serindipity  •  Sheikh Taya  •  Sirocco  •  T'vira  •  Thutmosis III  •  Tirigiilii  •  Tyres  •  Vargenheim  •  Voluun  •  Wheeler  •  White Mountain  •  Xanthe  •  Zhemi  •  Zwingle  •  

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• Author & Contributor: IISS Junior Administrator and Master Astrographer Ensign Phillips
• Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master of Sophontology Maksim-Smelchak of the Ministry of Science