Corridor Sector

Corridor Sector
Deneb Provence Vland Corridor style="width: 250px; height: 350px; border: solid 1px black;" map from Travellermap.com Gushemege
Subsectors
Khouth Khukish Lemish Narrows Ian Strand Naadi Uantil Shush Empty Void Atu'l Kivu Two Worlds Ashishinipar Sinta Sashrakusha
Sector Data
No. of Worlds	268
Population	267,882 million
Majority Control	Third Imperium - 78%
Secondary Control	Vargr Space - 12%
Tertiary Control	Non-Aligned - 10%
Domain	Domain of Vland Vargr Extents Balkanized Space
Capital	Kaasu (world)
Gross Sector Product	BCr1,321,478
Trade Volume	BCr29,324
Imperial Coordinate	-2 / +1
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Corridor Sector is an Imperial sector containing 268 systems dramatically split by the Great Rift.

• 69 systems lie rimward of the Rift and 149 systems form the coreward third of the sector.
• Corridor is named for its role connecting old, well-established Vland Sector with the frontier sectors Deneb and the Spinward Marches.
• Alternate toponym: Llananae Tourz, (translated from Logaksu language as "The Devoured Sector")
• Alternate toponym: Roughantz Sector

Meta-History & Background

Corridor Sector was originally designed by Marc W. Miller and appears in the Classic Traveller Atlas of the Imperium (GDW, 1984).

• It was further refined by David Riddell. Portions appear in The Travellers Digest.

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1. In 1984, Atlas of the Imperium was published.
2. In 1985 the periodical, The Travellers' Digest 03 was published.
3. In 1987, Imperial Encyclopedia was published.
4. In 1988, The Early Adventures was published.
5. In 1988, the Rebellion Sourcebook was published.
6. In 1989 the periodical, The Travellers' Digest 18 was published.
7. In 1992 the periodical, Challenge 62 was published.
8. In 1996, T4 First Survey was published.
9. In 2001, Planetary Survey 5: Tobibak was published.
10. In 2016, Cirque (book) was published.

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• It has been T5 Second Survey reviewed and updated to T5 standards.

Description (Specifications)

No information yet available.

Toponyms: 1105

This sector has been known by different names to different groups over its existence including the following:

Corridor Sector Names
Culture	Toponym	Polity
Third Imperium	Corridor	Third Imperium
Aslan	Corridor	Aslan Hierate
Droyne	Unknown	Droyne Oytrip Yatroy
Hiver	Corridor	Hive Federation
K'kree	Unknown	Two Thousand Worlds
Solomani	Corridor	Solomani Confederation
Vargr	Roughantz	Vargr Extents
Vilani	Amshagi (Eneri)	Third Imperium
Zhodani	Roughantz	Zhodani Consulate

• The name Corridor dates from about 140 and has displaced the old Vilani name (Eneri Sector, rough translation: "star salad") for the sector.
• This sector was known as Amshagi Sector during the First Imperium.
• The Vargr know it as Roughantz Sector (Llananae Tourz).

Linguistic Topography: 1105

The following languages are among the most commonly used within this astrographic region:

• Anglic
• Delphinic Trinary
• Gvegh
• Oynprith
• Trokh
• Ursotic
• Vilani (language)

History & Background (Dossier)

Native Sophonts (NIL): 1105

The following races (sophont species) are believed to have originated within this area:

• Humaniti (Human races)
  • Cafadans (Minor Human Race)
  • Irdu (A psionic human culture)

• Non-Human Races
  • Brinn (uneasy members of the Imperium, once Vilani allies but soured on Humans by the Rule of Man)
  • Miiminri
  • Ojehshodu (Vargr ruled)
  • Tobai (an offshoot of the Githiaskio, perhaps seeded by the Ancients.)
  • Xapoqi (a highly exotic race with which communication has proven impossible)

• Terragens (Non-human Terran races)
  • None

Demographics: 1105

Significant populations of the following races (sophont species) reside within this area:

• Humaniti (Human races)
  • Cafadans (Minor Human Race)
  • Irdu
  • Solomani (Major Race)
  • Vilani (Major Race)

• Non-Human Races
  • Aslan (Major Race)
  • Brinn
  • Chirpers
  • Droyne (Major Race)
  • Miiminri
  • Ojehshodu
  • Tobai
  • Xapoqi

• Terragens (Non-human Terran races)
  • Dolphins
  • Ursa
  • Vargr (Major Race)

Historical Eras

General Overview: No information yet available.

Ziru Sirka

The sector was first entered at Sharkhagu (Corridor 3235), by ships of the Sharurshid bureau out of Sakin (Vland 0135).

At Cafad (Corridor 3135), a low-tech Human population was discovered. Vilani efforts to integrate the Cafadi Humans into their Grand Imperium progressed slowly. Meanwhile, with the help of the First Imperium, the Brinn of Divad quickly established a system-wide society that thrived on the exploitation of its asteroid belts and jovian worlds. Under the beneficent rule of local Vilani, the Brinn culture prospered and grew.

In the coreward part of the sector, the Karkasha Surake Danim Zirunek (concise designation “Karkasha”) was an independent confederation of Vilani-populated worlds during the First Imperium between c. -2700 and -2480. Politically, this confederation was nominally governed by the hereditary prince who also served as Kaasu’s head of state. Sometimes the Karkasha operated as a federated state, and other times it was more of a league of allies.

In the late -2400s, part of this sector was governed (along with part of the Provence Sector) by Tazzik Kuluunaddar, the governor that started the Vargr Pillaging. After an abortive attempt to detach the Amshagi province of the Ziru Sirka as his own personal dominion, he and his supporters fled, taking with them at least one squadron of heavy warships, and a large number of freighters and supply ships. The Vland fleet pursued them halfway across Corridor Sector before having to turn back for lack of remaining logistical support. Kuluunaddar established a temporary base of operations on the water world of Kaasu (1209 Corridor). By c. -2680 (c. 1240 V.I.), other expatriates from the Ziru Sirka began to settle on Kaasu. These groups were made up mostly of dissidents (khagarii) who had either been exiled or voluntarily emigrated due to an unacceptable level of cultural divergence from the Vilani norm.

By the time Kuluunaddar died (date uncertain, probably c. -2640) and passed his title to his son, his confederation had spread to at least five worlds. By -2600 the domain had grown to ten worlds and it was around this time that it came to be referred to as Karkasha Surake Danim Zirunek.

Rule of Man

Across the sector, around -2207, shortly after the advent of the Rule of Man, things began to change for the Brinn. Their good relations with the Ziru Sirka government did not carry much weight when the Terrans took power. The Terrans quickly established a military government to keep the natives under control. Brinn culture began a stagnation that was to last for almost 3,000 years.

Long Night

The Brinn took advantage of the chaos to rebel. For nearly a hundred years, the Brinn expanded outward. As they moved, they brought death to numerous Human worlds and outposts. However, the endless warfare cost them heavily. The starships which they had claimed from the fallen Second Imperium began to fail beyond repair. While the Brinn could maintain starships, they couldn’t build them.

Third Imperium

Vland joined the Third Imperium soon after its formation. This allowed the Imperium to expand into Corridor, Deneb, and Spinward Marches sectors. The Imperium also benefitted by bringing the three Vilani megacoporations (Naasirka, Makhidkarun, and Sharurshid) under the same banner as the Sylean industrial base, working to expand the Imperium and their markets. The Vilani were heavily involved in settling Corridor.

In 353 and again in 360, expeditions led by Admiral Inesh Rydal tried to locate a usable jump route across the Great Rift from rimward Corridor to Deneb. The first expedition originated from Sinta (Corridor 2037) and eventually arrived by various routes to Ashishinipar (Corridor 0931). Nearly a year was spent trying to tind a way to go further, but to no avail. A second attempt, made by a different route, ended on Ishirdu (Corridor 0338). This proved to be closer, but not close enough, to Yoma (Deneb 3031), the closest possible world in this area of the rift.

History-Era: Milieu 1100

No information yet available.

History-Era: Rebellion

Corridor today is disputed territory, which lies between the so-called Restored Vilani Empire and the loyal Domain of Deneb.

The Corridor Sector was invaded by Vargr almost as soon as the Corridor Fleet was withdrawn to the Imperial Core Sector. The Dzarrgh Federate, Irrgh Manifest and Glory of Taarskoerzn, accompanied by multiple freelancer and non-governmental Vargr groups ranging from small parties to organised religious orders, all grabbed what territory was available to be grabbed. There were successful battles (e.g. Durima, 1118)

This migration was collaborated with or resisted piecemeal by the remaining Imperial infrastructure including the Domain of Deneb/Regency of Deneb, the Restored Ziru Sirkaa and the Corsair Alliance. The two major powers were both unable to find a mutual basis for cooperation and even came to blows.

History-Era: Virus

Virus was first seen in this sector in 1133 and had overtaken the entire sector by the early 1140s.

Major Historical Events Timeline: 1116

These are some of the more important historical events that have affected this sector:

• (220 to 348): Vargr Campaigns

Historical Charts

Simple charts showing Provence Sector, Windhorn Sector, and Meshan Sector (top row) and Corridor Sector and Vland Sector (bottom row) at the beginning of the Interstellar Wars, circa -2400.

• The Ziru Sirka's territories are marked in red.

(Charts sourced from Traveller Map)

Politics & Diplomacy (Interstellar Relations)

No information yet available.

Polity Listing: 1105

The following polities can be found within this sector:

• Independent Powers (Pocket Empires)
  • None

• Non-Aligned Powers (World-States)
  • Non-Aligned (Human-dominated)
  • Non-Aligned (Vargr-dominated)

• Other Powers
  • Duursu Confederation
  • Islands Federation
  • Karkasha Surake Danim Zirunek (past)
  • Silvestre Consortium

• Third Imperium (Imperial powers)
  • Lancian Cultural Region
    • Lancian League
    • Lancian Movement
  • Third Imperium Client States
  • Various member systems and worlds.

• Vargr Extents (Vargr powers)
  • Various Vargr World-States

Polity Descriptions: 1105

Here are several synopses of the polities found in this sector:

1. Alleg: CsIm: "Client state, Third Imperium"
2. Alleg: ImDv: "Third Imperium, Domain of Vland"
3. Alleg: ImLc: "Third Imperium, Lancian Cultural Region"
4. Alleg: NaHu: "Non-Aligned, Human-dominated"
5. Alleg: NaVa: "Non-Aligned, Vargr-dominated"

Imperial Territory: 1105

This is an Imperial frontier area.

• 77.00% is controlled by the Third Imperium.
• 23.00% is controlled by non-Imperial interests.

Imperial Duchies & Districts: 1105

This sector contains the following territorial holdings of the Imperial Nobility:

• Duchy of Ian(TBD worlds)
  • Various Counties

• Sector Duchy of Khukish (TBD worlds)
  • Duke Criston Lans Rehman
  • County of Strand
  • Various counties

• Duchy of Kaasu (TBD worlds)
  • County of Drayne
  • County of Durima
  • County of Shushaka

• Duchy of Khouth (TBD worlds)
  • County of Mikesh
    • Marquisate of Sigma 7
  • Viscounty of Overlook
  • Viscounty of Serk
  • Viscounty of Dry

• Duchy of Lemish (TBD worlds)
  • County of Tamilaa

• Duchy of Naadi
  • No Counties

• Duchy of The Narrows
  • County of Plunge

• Duchy of Sashrakusha (TBD worlds)
  • Various counties

Trade Routes (Economic Astrography)

The following astrographic features and trade routes can be found within this area:

Mains, Branches & Arms

None

Clusters & Traces

• Atsah Cluster
• Chosen Cluster AKA Ackaeck Cluster
• Dilub Rou Cluster
• Dzarrgh Run
• Ekluug Cluster
• Inarli Cluster
• Kaasu Cluster
• Khouth Cluster
• Kiran Cluster
• Luuga Cluster
• New Vland Cluster
• Ression Cluster
• Shurgi Main
• Skathi Cluster
• Tobibak Corridor
• Tainbee Cluster
• Ushamla Main
• Uughrae Cluster
• Yopogirp Cluster
• Zudagim Cluster

Rifts, Voids & Jump Bridges

• Great Rift

Other Astrographic Features

• Greater Annililik Run
• Balkanized Space
• Boulderfield
  • Imperial Fringe
  • Vargr Space
• Imperial Space

Worlds, Systems & Sectors (Political Astrography)

No information yet available.

Capital/s: 1105

• Kaasu (world)

Sector Summary: 1105

The Corridor sector has 268 worlds with an estimated population of 267 billion, a per capita income of Cr5,149, and a total economy is BCr1,374,918. These worlds originate an interstellar trade of BCr26,627 through 231 starports (53 Class A, 70 Class B, 76 Class C, 32 Class D) employing 6,830,675 people. Driving this interstellar trade are 32 Agricultural (Ag) worlds, 17 Non-Agricultural (Na) worlds, 22 Pre-Agricultural (Pa) worlds, 28 Pre-Industrial (Pi) worlds, 16 Rich (Ri) worlds, and 12 Industrial (In) worlds. The governments in Corridor maintain 51 Naval bases, 51 Scout bases, seven Corsair bases, two Way stations, and one Naval depot. The average technology level is 8 (with most between 6 and 11). The highest technology level is 15 at Kaasu (Corridor 1209), Khukish (Corridor 1606), Dilub Rou (Corridor 3208), Kysar II (Corridor 2235), and Sumeszu (Corridor 2632).

The Corridor sector contains 360 stars and 2,804 identified planets; 178 monostellar systems, 88 binary systems, two trinary systems, and no systems with four or more stars. 225 of the 268 systems (83%) have native gas giants. There are nine Asteroid (As) belts, 17 Desert (De) worlds, 12 Garden (Ga) worlds, nine Ice-capped (Ic) worlds, 53 Poor (Po) worlds, 27 Vacuum (Va) worlds, and 20 Water (Wa) or Ocean (Oc) worlds.

Corridor has an estimated population of 267 billion distributed across 16 High population (Hi) worlds, 28 Moderate population (Ph) worlds, 129 Non-industrial (Ni) worlds, 74 Low population (Lo) worlds, and no Barren (Ba) worlds. The highest population worlds are Irasumshu (Corridor 0417), Mikesh (Corridor 0206), and Durima (Corridor 1205). The population consists of 13 sophont groups including seven native sophonts.

13 identified sophont populations in Corridor

Humaniti of Terra (Solomani Rim 1827): 251 billion on 237 worlds. Lancian of Kukhun (Gushemege 3105): 8 billion on five worlds. Vargr of Lair (Provence 2402): 6 billion on 42 worlds. Brinn of Divad (Corridor 2238): 360 million on their homeworld. Ursa of Khush (Ley 1804): 5 million on two worlds. Chirper of Eskayloyt: 3 million on one world. Ojehshodu of Neghu Oug (Corridor 2804): 2 million on their homeworld. Xapoqi of Xapoqoz (Corridor 3131): 2 million on their homeworld. Tobai of Tobibak (Corridor 1011): less than 1 million on their homeworld. Aslan of Kusyu (Dark Nebula 1226): less than 1 million on one world. Miiminri of Depot (Corridor 1511): less than 1 million on their homeworld. Irdu of Ishirdu (Corridor 0338): less than 1 million on their homeworld. Cafadan of Cafad (Corridor 3135): less than 1 million on their homeworld.

Polities

Third Imperium, Lancian Cultural Region

The Third Imperium, Lancian Cultural Region has jurisdiction over 207 worlds with an estimated population of 255 billion, a per capita income of Cr5,271, and a total economy is BCr1,344,349. These worlds originate an interstellar trade of BCr25,632 through 181 starports (43 Class A, 53 Class B, 63 Class C, 22 Class D) employing 6,646,095 people. Driving this interstellar trade are 25 Agricultural (Ag) worlds, 16 Non-Agricultural (Na) worlds, 16 Pre-Agricultural (Pa) worlds, 22 Pre-Industrial (Pi) worlds, 12 Rich (Ri) worlds, and 11 Industrial (In) worlds. The governments in Third Imperium, Lancian Cultural Region maintain 51 Scout bases, 49 Naval bases, two Way stations, and one Naval depot. The average technology level is 9 (with most between 6 and 11). The highest technology level is 15 at Kaasu (Corridor 1209), Khukish (Corridor 1606), Dilub Rou (Corridor 3208), Kysar II (Corridor 2235), and Sumeszu (Corridor 2632).

The Third Imperium, Lancian Cultural Region has an estimated population of 255 billion distributed across 14 High population (Hi) worlds, 24 Moderate population (Ph) worlds, 96 Non-industrial (Ni) worlds, 57 Low population (Lo) worlds, and no Barren (Ba) worlds. The highest population worlds are Irasumshu (Corridor 0417), Mikesh (Corridor 0206), and Durima (Corridor 1205). The population consists of 10 sophont groups including five native sophonts.

Third Imperium, Lancian Cultural Region capitals

Sector capital is Kaasu (Corridor 1209). Khouth subsector capital is Khouth (Corridor 0104) Khukish subsector capital is Khukish (Corridor 1606) Lemish subsector capital is Lemish (Corridor 1808) The Narrows subsector capital is Dilub Rou (Corridor 3208) Ian subsector capital is Ian (Corridor 0416) Naadi subsector capital is Naadi (Corridor 1711) Sinta subsector capital is Sinta (Corridor 2037) Sashrakusha subsector capital is Sashrakusha (Corridor 2933)

Non-Aligned, Vargr-dominated

There are 32 Non-Aligned Vargr-dominated worlds in Corridor with an estimated population of 6 billion.

Client state, Third Imperium

The Client states of the Third Imperium in Corridor encompasses 18 worlds with an estimated population of 577 million.

Non-Aligned, Human-dominated

There are 11 Non-Aligned Human-dominated worlds in Corridor with an estimated population of 5 billion.

Sector Summary: Era: Milieu 0

At the founding of the Third Imperium the Corridor Sector has 267 worlds, of which 224 have native gas giants. The estimated population for the sector is 1113 billion sapients (not necessarily humans). There are 17 Agricultural (Ag) worlds versus 11 Non-Agricultural (Na) worlds. There are 47 Non-Industrial (Ni) Worlds versus 7 Industrial (In) worlds. There are 5 Rich (Ri) worlds versus 53 Poor (Po) worlds. There are 20 Water Worlds (Wa), 8 Ice-Capped worlds (Ic), 19 Desert worlds (De), and 27 Vacuum (Va) worlds. There are 15 High Population (Hi) worlds versus 106 Low Population (Lo) worlds. There are 9 Asteroid Belts (As) in the subsector. There are 75 Barren (Ba) worlds. The highest population world in the sector is Shaniin (Corridor 3225 C226BEE-9). The average tech level in the sector is 6 (most lie between 4 and 9 ). World names are primarily Vilani.

World Listing: 1105

The following systems and worlds can be found within this area:

268 Worlds in the Corridor Sector

Above  •  Ackaeck  •  Ackang  •    •    •    •    •  Aga Sugek  •  Ahngrim  •  Aka Gee  •  Aking  •  Alfive  •  Amwaz  •  Angi  •  Ankirst  •    •  Antezeno  •  Antiquity  •    •    •    •  Ashima (Co 1515)  •  Ashishinipar  •  Atu'l  •  Atudew  •  Auritaurus  •  Aurolee  •  Bersha  •  Beta Regilis  •  Betters  •  Biinersa  •  Brariun  •  Brytsee  •  Buagki  •  Buianah  •    •  Byla Hoso  •  Cafad  •  Camh Ranh  •  Caulins Belt  •  Center  •  Chosen  •  Conn  •  Courage  •  Creading  •  Daban  •  Darkmoon  •  Dazeys World  •  Degarla  •  Demick  •  Denlaar  •  Desiver  •  Desolate (Cr 0608)  •  Desolation (Co 2535)  •  Dhouthits  •  Dialreck  •  Dianah  •  Dilub Rou  •  Divad  •  Dodardudos  •  Double Sun  •  Doyaterfit  •  Draack Elka  •  Drayne  •  Dry  •    •  Durima  •  Dywosik  •  Dzaedenforr  •  Ea'tiva  •  Ecktars Eckto  •  Eghani Nivek  •  Emephdee  •  Emfashi  •  Emm  •  Enrick Down  •  Erlu  •  Errd Lomon  •    •  Esi-obe  •  Esuto  •  Fabeticu  •  Faplion  •  Faraway  •  Farplace  •    •  Foengos  •  Formation  •    •  Gagh Veth  •  Nuplae  •  Getz  •  Ginning  •  Glenn  •  Goseghi  •    •  Gravista  •  Greenrok  •    •  Gvan  •  Gzorraeth  •  Habretic  •  Heald  •  Hendrick  •  Hesaim  •  Hesarus  •  Hishumaki  •  Ian  •  Iceball (Co 1304)  •  Idanchy  •  Ighoth  •  Igudi  •  Ikhur  •  Inarli  •  Irasumshu  •    •  Ishirdu  •  Itasis  •    •  Jafla  •  Jed  •  Jubal  •  Justends Four  •  Ka Eto  •  Kaasu  •  Kacxhun  •    •  Kanorb  •  Kearb  •  Kfotsaen  •  Khikhuushir  •  Khouth  •    •  Khukish  •  Kidagir  •  Kifrusis  •  Kiiguuroesa  •  Kikasad  •  Kiran  •  Kivu (Co 3129)  •  Kloackin  •  Knofodu  •  Koergfoes  •  Koorfagh  •  Koppel  •  Kotsingdifir  •  Krroughf  •    •  Kumorie  •  Kysar II  •  Lasher  •  Latu  •  Lemish  •  Lesha  •    •  Linix' Cha  •  Llaefong  •  Lobok  •  Long Shot  •    •  Luuga  •  Lysio  •    •  Mappeh  •  Mee  •  Mikesh  •  Mok-retinae  •  Mount  •  Mowanda  •  Munhofen  •  Muugagen  •  Naadi  •  Naagasa  •  Naasakiira  •  Nadnamnarni  •  Nakeremma  •  Nart-roft  •  Naxx-iygo  •  Neghu Oug  •  New Vland  •  Ngaethaena  •  Ngeroull  •  Nowbee  •  Nubotech  •  Nuplae  •  Oegoerrvu  •  Oegongrek  •    •  Ofo-Nebus  •    •    •    •  Oqwee  •    •  Overlook  •  Palama  •  Pamock  •  Pergzitt  •  Pink Sky  •  Plunge  •  Prefostered  •  Pruughoe  •    •  R'tinh Kills  •  Radical  •  Raiga  •  Ression  •    •  Rill (Co 1923)  •  Riyten  •  Rrev Rigr  •    •  Ruedzu Vounga  •  Rustsoura  •  Salite  •  Sashrakusha  •  Sebastion  •  Semiplast  •  Senizue  •  Sent'ere  •  Seplus  •  Sepstar  •  Serk  •  Seshotinam  •  Setii Goek  •  Shargishu  •  Sharkhagu  •  Shinaashag  •  Shinku  •  Shishashu  •  Shishkala  •  Shush  •  Shushaka  •  Sigma 7 (Co 0407)  •  Silibast Ti  •  Sinist III  •  Sinta  •  Sintoshee  •  Six Lights  •  Sluru  •  Sorrock  •  Specti  •  Stagers  •  Starting  •  Strand (Co 0916)  •  Sumeszu  •  Sutton  •  Synez  •  Tahspeck  •  Tainbee  •  Tamilaa  •  Taratun  •  Tarin Sink  •    •  Tatsnank Defu  •  Teras  •  Terragesh  •  Tersta  •  Tetraggoe  •  Tobibak  •  Toddie-lee  •    •  Treedisk  •  Trickster  •  Tristira  •  Tsetsurri  •    •  Tucker  •  Twophur  •  Tyee  •  Tylupa  •    •    •  Uerrgno  •    •  Uiolksdah  •  Umaraag  •  Unikeejaf  •  United  •  Uughrae  •  Valeneg  •  Vanquet  •  Vellutsaer  •  Veu Belle  •  Viewday  •  Vigh  •  Vikenngis  •  Voegrr  •  Vom  •  Voorghish  •    •  Vwogeck  •  Wenty-ruu  •  Weyland  •  Whikee  •  Wieresh  •    •  Xapoqoz  •  Xinox  •  Yigh  •  Yopogirp  •  Yubitty  •  Yull-jettii  •  Yur Hur Ged  •  Zendiisica  •  Zontra'Lee  •  Zudagim  •  

Subsector Listing: 1105

The following subsectors can be found within this sector:

1. Subsector A: Khouth
2. Subsector B: Khukish
3. Subsector C: Lemish
4. Subsector D: The Narrows
5. Subsector E: Ian
6. Subsector F: Strand
7. Subsector G: Naadi
8. Subsector H: Uantil
9. Subsector I: Shush
10. Subsector J: The Empty Void
11. Subsector K: Atu'l
12. Subsector L: Kivu
13. Subsector M: Two Worlds
14. Subsector N: Ashishinipar
15. Subsector O: Sinta
16. Subsector P: Sashrakusha

Territorial Overview: 1105

The following table details the subsectors within this area:

• No information yet available.

Territorial Chart Key

No information yet available.

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