Ammaston

The district of Ammaston in northern Norrilund is predominantly parkland and housing for the wealthy. At the northern end of Deer Park lies Ammaston's main parkland, Reginald Gardens. The gardens are open to the public during the day for a fee. In the center of the district, vast open spaces surround the Museum of Natural History, the Barlovian Research Institution, the Royal Ammaston Museum, the King and Queen Museum, and the Technology Museum. Leswick Road runs through the parklands surrounding these grand edifices, which draw heavy traffic from tourists - both from Barlovia and foreign nations. Smaller museums and artists shops are scattered throughout the borough, but the majority of the area is taken up with the houses of the wealthy. Unlike Idyllwild, most of the residents here are gentry and aristocracy.
As a result, police presence is high in Ammaston. Crime is low, save for petty theft and pick pocketing in the park area. Traffic is extremely high in the area of the museums and parks, but once one gets north of the area, this thins out, and the blocks around Grafton House and the Lord Governor's Estate are quite peaceful. The region is almost purely upper class and wealthy, with almost none of the working class to be seen, other than the servants of the great houses. 
==Neighborhoods==
From south to north, Ammaston comprises the neighborhoods of Drattonbury, home to much of Ammaston's population; the neighborhood of Ammaston, a fine old village which is now surrounded by noble manors; and Hampton Hill, the site of Norrilund's finest mansions. Further out in the rural western half of the district is the Hampton Club.
Category:Locations in Norrilund
Category:Districts of Norrilund