Oxadamill
Oxadamill began as a small farming centre on the western coast of Equatoria a short distance north of the mouth of the great river Ungred, where there was also a natural harbour. It is named for the historic windmills and the little river Oxada on which is stands.
It became an important port city towards the end of the first period of the Foundation Age and was granted a charter in 623 A.F.
The city is capable of providing a berth for large ocean going cargo ships on the western route to Allport and beyond to the cities of Trass.
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