Bowerstone County

==History==
Bowerstone County is the evolution of the City State of Bowerstone that was created after the collapse of the Old Kingdom it is a large county streching along mush of the west coast of Albion  within its boarders lie the City of Bowerstone, Millfields, Blackholm, Silverpine Forest and Mourningwood Swamp.
During Logan's reign a Boundary Review Act 1872 was passed altering the boarders of Albions counties. Bowerstone County was enlarged when the counties of Rookridge and Westcliff were abolished.
King Henry originally planned to reestablish the counties of Rookridge and Westcliff he never did when he died his daughter Queen Mary claimed that there was no need to reestablish the counties and said she planned split Oakfield County in two and call the western area Oakfield County and the eastern area Driffield County and abolish Bloodstone County and enlarge the counties of Southcliff and Mistpeak.
==Geography==
Before the Boundary Review Bowerstone County covered  an area of 265 miles and was one of the largest counties in Albion it boardered the counties of Rookridge to the north, Westcliff to the south-west, Brightwood to the south and the River Southcliff to the east.
Before the boundary review Bowerstone county had five settlements Bowerstone, Blackholm, Silverpine Camp, Mourningwood Camp and Millfields.
Following the boundary review Bowerstone County had 8 settlements Bowerstone, Blackholm, Silverpine Camp, Mourningwood Camp, Millfields, Rookridge Village, Westcliff and Driftwood from 1874. 
Four water ways run through the county the River Bower, Silverpine Stream, Rookridge River and Westcliff Gorge.
About twelve farms dot the county producing goods that are sold in the major settlements. 
==Economy==
Bowerstone County's economy is a mixture of agricultarul  and hevy industry as well as holiday resorts of Westcliff and Rookridge.
==Law==