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New York
System
Governing House	Republic of Liberty
Region	Liberty
Connected Systems	Alaska California Colorado New York Pennsylvania Texas

The New York system is the capital of [[Liberty|House Liberty]] and one of the most populated areas of the entire Sirius Sector. Centered around a relatively cool G8-class star not unlike the sun of the Sol System are two fully habitable and colonized planets, Manhattan and Pittsburgh. The latter also features a moon, Maine. Further locations of interest include nine permanent space stations (of which one is home to the Liberty Rogues and another owned by the Junkers), two stationary capital-sized ships with full docking facilities, the mysterious Badlands and the enigmatic Zone 21.

The system's geography is dominated by the many scrap fields that arose from years of industrial exploitation. Named after the former States of Detroit and New Jersey and the City of Pittsburgh, they are frequented by corporate clean-up crews, self-employed salvagers as well as the occasional pirate or smuggler. The system's deep south is home to the already mentioned Badlands, a peculiar dark matter cloud which used to be home to two research stations, Benford and Ithaca, until external circumstances forced them to be abandoned by their crews.

New York is host to five major corporations and countless pirate outfits preying on them. There are jump gates and holes to four different systems. Located near the Sector Core, it is frequently used as central point of reference by map-makers across Sirian space, a fact which the Liberty Government is eager to promote.

System Overview

Astronomical Bodies Stellar Objects Medium White Sun Planetary Objects Planet Manhattan Planet Pittsburgh Maine Solar Anomalies None Nebulae & Asteroids Badlands Zone-21 Detroit Debris Field Jersey Debris Field Pittsburgh Debris Field

Industrial Development Space Stations Newark Station Trenton Outpost Liberty Rogue Destroyer Battleship Missouri Norfolk Shipyard West Point Military Academy Detroit Munitions Fort Bush Baltimore Shipyard Buffalo Base Rochester Base Commodity Mining Scrap Metal (multiple)

Faction Presence Lawful Factions Liberty Navy Liberty Police, Inc. Bounty Hunters Guild Corporations & Guilds Cryer Pharmaceuticals Universal Shipping Ageira Technologies ALG Waste Disposal Border World Exports Gateway Shipping Synth Foods, Inc. Orbital Spa and Cruise Kishiro Technologies Samura Industries Deep Space Engineering Unlawful Factions Junkers Liberty Rogues Xenos Outcasts

[[Category: Liberty]]

Planetary Bodies

Planet Manhattan Location: D/4 Founded in the year 1 A.S., Manhattan was the first human colony established in the Sirius Sector. Over the last eight centuries it has grown into a teeming world of over 2.1 billion people who live and work in a number of large metropolises that dot the planet's surface. It still remains a bustling tourist destination, however, with many gorgeous sandy beaches and crowded shopping promenades.|	Planet Manhattan
Planet Pittsburgh Location: F/2 Pittsburgh is covered by a single vast desert, broken only by large rocky outcroppings that were big enough to escape being swallowed up by the sand. Without any ice asteroids in close proximity, the planet was not considered a good candidate for terraforming and remained sparsely populated until a full-scale mineral survey in 650 A.S. pinpointed enormous deposits of Boron in the form of borax salts deep within the Corridera Plateau. A large scale mining operation was established on the planet in 660 A.S. by Deep Space Engineering to exploit these deposits, and it is now one of the only raw material extraction facility left within Liberty space.|	Planet Pittsburgh
Maine Location: F/2 Surveyed in 1 A.S. along with the rest of the New York system, Maine has never had any resources worth the effort to extract them, or enough atmosphere to allow any effective colonisation effort. Deep Space Engineering, who own the rights to Maine, sometimes lease it out to the Liberty Navy and Detroit Munitions, in order for them to conduct weapons testing on the planet.	File:Maine.jpg Maine

Nebula and Asteroids

Badlands Location: D/6 >>>WARNING: NAVIGATIONAL HAZARD<<< The Badlands is a particulate cloud filled with asteroids and subject to intense electrical activity that renders most scanners inoperable. Two government research stations, Bedford and Ithaca, were constructed here to study these unique environmental phenomena. However, the Badlands also provides a natural refuge for all types of criminal elements. The Battleship Missouri has since been deployed to protect Liberty interests in the area and deter pirate attacks against nearby Trade Lanes.	Badlands
Zone-21 Location: G/5 >>>WARNING: RESTRICTED AREA<<< All information concerning Zone 21 is CLASSIFIED by the Liberty Navy and the area protected by a minefield. Any unauthorized ships attempting to breach the Zone 21 minefield or enter Zone 21 itself will be nullified WITHOUT EXCEPTION OR EXEMPTION.	File:Zone-21.jpg Zone-21
Detroit Debris Field Location: C/5 An industrial dumping ground left over from early expansion efforts, it is now frequented by Junkers and Rogues.	Detroit Debris Field
Jersey Debris Field Location: C/3 A floating junkyard, the byproduct of orbital development around Manhattan. Some criminal activity is present, chiefly drug runners and smugglers, along with itinerant Junkers who comb the field looking for scrap and parts.	Jersey Debris Field
Pittsburgh Debris Field Location: F/3 A cloud of abandoned ships, parts, and other scrap pulled into the planet Pittsburgh's gravity well from the Baltimore Shipyard over the centuries. The Pittsburgh Debris Field is frequently used as cover by Rogues who like to attack traffic in and out of Pittsburgh.	Pittsburgh Debris Field

Mineable Commodities

Scrap Metal

Location: F/3 Location: F/3 Location: C/5 Location: C/5 Location: C/3

The rapid industrialization that followed the settlement of the Sirius Sector has resulted in large fields of Scrap Metal, the detritus resulting from extensive manufacturing and mining operations. These debris fields present both a navigational hazard and a potential second-stage resource, so a small cottage industry has sprung up among those who collect scrap metal and resell it at smelting plants.