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Vandoeuvres Space Colony

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Vandoeuvres Space Colony
Massenet class Station
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Owner
Flag-gallia.png Gallic Royal Police
Location
7D, Lorraine
Technical Data
Gravity Complete
Docking bays Yes
Amenities Yes
Crew 1,200

Vandoeuvres was built in 429 A.G.S. by Tannier Industries as one of the more remote space colonies in Gallic space. Circa 610 A.G.S., when Tannier was restructured, the site was purchased by Ile-de-France Shipping under Crown permission. Before the IDF transfer, the facility was not prospering. With a capacity of 800, it housed less than 300 people, and the station was notorious for a high unemployment and poor accommodation standards.

IDF dismissed most of the crew and moved the inhabitants to temporary housing on Metz. The station's structure was renewed and expanded with new habitats. In 619 A.G.S., Vandoeuvres was re-opened for settlers, becoming one of the more convenient and affordable space settlements in Gallic space. Vandoeuvres lies away from major trade routes and areas of pirate activity, making the colony very safe and calm to live in. The facility does not have any notable industrial capacity, but it is almost fully self-sufficient, with hydroponic farms and food production available to serve the colonists' needs. The station also produces a wide array of Luxury Consumer Goods, most of which are exported to other stations and planets by IDF and their partners, allowing the station's residents to enjoy a comfortable middle class income. Currently, most of the station's crew is employed by IDF, although it is technically administrated by the Gallic Royal Police and subsequently the Gallic Crown.

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Aurochs
Freighter
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Vache
Gallic Train
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Pachyderme
Gallic Advanced Train