Archeological find: Dark Oak Ocean Passage

An acient water canal was found while building the new main station building. The canal connected Metier Lake with Londre Baisin, now partially covered by the new main station. The route would extend further on to the ocean. Built in November 2021, the canal was once one of the most important routes for merchants until it was made obsolete by the extension of the city towards Loirent. The canal was later connected to the underground water station under the third main station, initially planned to be located at the site of metier. This water station still partially exists under metier. Remains of the DOOP Canal found under the trackbed The remains of the canal as they are today Opening of the DOOP Canal, November 2021
Felix Barnaby
6/30/2025, 1 years ago.
The article fails to mention any potential archaeological evidence linking this canal to pre-colonial Londre. Such oversight is inexcusable.
Hazel Hawkins
6/30/2025, 1 years ago.
While the discovery of the canal is interesting, the article fails to mention its potential impact on the existing water infrastructure.
Hester Dodds
6/30/2025, 1 years ago.
While fascinating, this article overlooks the impact such a discovery might have on the very foundations of our city.