Freedom City (Freedom)

Home to millions, more people move to the huge, thriving metropolis of Freedom City every day, drawn by the promise of a new beginning in a city filled with opportunity. While some do find the American Dream in Freedom City, many more discover its rotten core and corrupt, scum-filled underbelly.
Founded in 1630 by Puritan colonists from England and the Netherlands. They founded a small, walled town at the confluence of two rivers on a great bay and called it Freedom. By the mid-1700s, Freedom had grown considerably, the original settlement expanding along with additional settlements in the area, such as Bayview, Kingston, and Port Regal. Before and during the American Revolution, Freedom became a focus for anti-British sentiment among the colonists. Following the war in 1789, Freedom and the outlying settlements formally incorporated as Freedom City.
Over the next century, Freedom City grew into a massive population center and economic powerhouse, and today it stands as a testament to modern urban capitalism, as well as all of the problems that come with it.
== Freedom City Districts ==
=== Downtown ===
The central area of Freedom City features ultra-modern buildings, many of them created by legendary architect Dr. Phillip Kenson, also known as "Dr. Metropolis". Even though many of the buildings were designed by the same man, the downtown area is far from sterile and "planned". The buildings show a variety of architectural styles and there are a number of parks and tree-lined streets, giving the city a pleasant, colonial charm in many areas, contrasting with the modern structures.
* Freedom City Waterfront
* Riverside
* Wading Way
* City Center
* Midtown
* North End
* Parkside
* Freedom Theatre District
* The Fens
=== North Freedom ===
North of the Wading River, North Freedom is made up of communities involved in education and high technology along with some of the wealthiest and most influential areas of the city.
* Hanover
* Kingston
* North Bay
=== West Freedom ===
The area of Freedom west of the Wallace Expressway comprises West Freedom. It's a contrast between old and new, progress and old-fashioned ways of doing things. It includes some of the older intact neighborhoods of Freedom City, as well as newly developed areas that expanded the outskirts of the city.
* Lantern Hill
* West End
* Greenbank
* Ashton
* Grenville
=== South Freedom ===
South Freedom lies on the other side of the South River from downtown and is the area that suffers the most problems. Parts are affluent or middle-class, but others are stricken with poverty and plagued by crime, particularly the influence of organized crime syndicates.
* Freedom City Boardwalk
* Southside
* Lincoln
* Bayview
* Port Regal
* Lonely Point
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