Northhaven

Ruins on the east of Northport. Northhaven was the failed attempt of building an exterior port able to handle heavy vessels from The Industrialists.

The efforts started around a century ago. The location was chosen because of the deeper waters in this area of the bay expecting to allow heavier, bigger, boats to moor in the close proximity of Northport. The project was funded and executed by the original industrialists and it was an initial success. The town grew, warehouses were built and the first seaworthy ships started arriving.

For two years everything seemed to be going well but, one day, the city started sinking. The process was fast and in less than a week the area ended up partially under water. Some investigations were undertaken but nothing ended up conclusive. There were a few attempts of rebuilding the town, but nothing ever actually succeeded.

The project was abandoned after a few years and Northport resumed its old way of doing things.