Voi

Voi is an industrial city in Kenya, East African Protectorate in Africa on Earth.
== Overview ==
Voi is located about 140 kilometers away from the coastal city of New Mombasa, and on the edge of the Tsavo National Park, the largest wildlife reserve in the region. The town served as the crossroads for railway lines between three Kenyan cities. In Voi, a highway known as Tsavo Highway, or A23, joined with the Nairobi Road which connected the cities of Mombasa and Nairobi. By the 26th century, Voi hosted numerous automated factories and shoreline buildings. A number of water pumping stations managed by the GWC Trans-African Pipelines, such as the Voi Municipal Water Pump House 03 located around 17 kilometers from Voi, took care of the water supply in the town.
In the mid 26th century, Voi was situated beside a large man-made lake, which was connected to an ocean inlet leading all the way to New Mombasa on the coast. This waterway provided a way of carrying large amounts of cargo from the facilities in Voi to the space tether in New Mombasa and other locations around the globe. The shorelines of the lake were filled with warehouses and docking structures; two of the most prominent industrial facilities in Voi were Factory Complex 09 and Factory Complex 71, both operated by Traxus Heavy Industries.
== History ==
After New Mombasa became a final port of call for spacefaring traffic in 2313, Voi refocused its resources from agriculture and tourism to the more lucrative pursuit of heavy industry, taking advantage of its fortuitous proximity to New Mombasa. This shift resulted in major expansion of the town, which eventually absorbed the surrounding towns of Gutini, Ikanga, and Mariwenyi. After global warming had caused massive flooding of plains around New Mombasa, authorities viewed this event as an opportunity rather than a catastrophe, and excavated a channel leading far inland to Voi. As a result, Voi became an inland port city, subsidising road and rail transport of cargo to New Mombasa.