Coral Haven Plantation

Coral Haven Plantation, owned by the Dorish Government, is a significant agricultural hub on Kaiholo Island. The plantation is known for its production of cacao and tropical fruits, relying heavily on the labor of enslaved halflings and gnomes. The estate’s tropical climate, fertile soil, and extensive infrastructure support its robust agricultural output, making it a key economic asset for the region.

Demographics

Coral Haven Plantation is a large agricultural estate primarily inhabited by enslaved workers, predominantly halflings and gnomes, who labor in the fields. The population also includes human and elven overseers, administrators, and a small contingent of guards. The total population of the plantation includes hundreds of workers and dozens of overseers and support staff.

Government

The plantation is governed by the Dorish Government, which appoints an overseer to manage daily operations. This overseer ensures that production targets are met and that the plantation operates efficiently. The overseer reports to regional Dorish officials responsible for multiple plantations in the Azure Isles.

Defences

Security Forces: A contingent of guards employed by the Dorish Government to maintain order and prevent uprisings. Natural Barriers: The plantation’s location with natural boundaries like dense forests and rocky shores provides some protection.

Industry & Trade

Cacao Production: The primary industry, with cacao beans processed and exported for chocolate production. Tropical Fruits: Harvested, packed, and exported to various regions. Trade: Processed goods are exported to other parts of the Azure Isles and beyond, generating significant revenue for the Dorish Government.

Infrastructure

Coral Haven Plantation features extensive infrastructure to support its large-scale agricultural activities:
Roads and Paths: Well-maintained dirt and gravel roads connect the fields, processing facilities, and living quarters. Processing Facilities: Facilities for fermenting and drying cacao, as well as packing and storing tropical fruits. Housing: Enslaved workers live in basic, communal barracks, while overseers and administrative staff reside in more comfortable quarters. Irrigation Systems: Advanced irrigation systems ensure consistent water supply for the fields.

Districts

The Fields: Expansive areas dedicated to growing cacao and tropical fruits. Processing District: Facilities for fermenting, drying, and packing agricultural products. Slave Quarters: Cramped, communal housing for the enslaved workers. Overseer’s Quarters: Comfortable housing for overseers and administrative staff.

Assets

Cacao Fields: Extensive cacao plantations that produce high-quality cacao beans. Tropical Fruit Orchards: Orchards producing a variety of tropical fruits such as bananas, mangoes, and pineapples. Labor Force: Enslaved workers who ensure the plantation's productivity. Irrigation Systems: Vital for maintaining crop health and yield.

Points of interest

The Great House: The main residence and administrative center of the plantation overseer. Cacao Processing Plant: The largest facility for fermenting and drying cacao beans. The Market Square: An area where goods and services are exchanged. The Irrigation Canal: A feat of engineering that supplies water to the fields.

Tourism

Tourism is minimal due to the plantation’s focus on production and the presence of slavery, but there are occasional visitors:
Educational Tours: Scholars and agricultural experts visit to study the plantation’s operations and innovations. Government Inspections: Regular visits from Dorish officials to ensure compliance and efficiency.

Architecture

The architecture on Coral Haven Plantation is functional and utilitarian:
Slave Quarters: Simple, cramped structures designed for practicality. Processing Facilities: Industrial buildings focused on efficiency. Overseer’s House: A more elaborate structure that combines functionality with an element of prestige.

Geography

Located on Kaiholo Island, southwest of Isla Verde, Coral Haven Plantation features fertile, flat lands ideal for agriculture. The island's geographic features include sandy beaches, rocky shores, and dense vegetation.

Climate

Coral Haven Plantation enjoys a tropical climate:
Warm Temperatures: Consistently warm year-round, ideal for cacao and tropical fruit cultivation. High Humidity: Supports the lush growth of crops. Seasonal Rainfall: Heavy rains during the wet season ensure the fields remain fertile and productive.

Natural Resources

Fertile Soil: Rich, volcanic soil perfect for agriculture. Freshwater: Abundant from seasonal rains and the irrigation canal. Cacao and Tropical Fruits: The primary crops, providing significant economic value.

Population

311

Location under

Kaiholo