Taylorswood

Taylorswood is a county town located in Dobsanshire County, Foradacia, Canadia. With a population of 2,394, it is the smallest major town in Foradacia. The town is served by both Dobsanshire Highway 2 and State Highway 11, as well as it's own station on the West Line of the NRSC. The town, situated near a small growth of oak trees, was originally settled in 1295 as a way for Foradacia to take advantage of the growing fur trade, owing to a large beaver population. Loggers soon moved in and began axing down the trees. The town was named for a man named Taylor, though the specifications of who this person was is disputed by historians and the townsfolk. When the beaver industry closed in 1904, many residents left to seek out jobs in larger metropolitan areas, and the town began a decline. The town's population went up slightly with the opening of the NRSC station in 1955, connecting Taylorswood to the rest of Canadia.
In recent years, the Foradacia Regional Council has begun a major effort to revive Taylorswood and bring much-needed people into the town. Recently, a gold mine was set up in nearby Brody's Hill, while some national and international businesses, such as Hungry Dylan's and Foodtown, have begun setting up shop in the area. The town's market center still remains a major hub for the town's commerce.
== Notable people ==
* Dani de Launay, 15th prime minister of Canadia from 2006 to 2016, grew up in Taylorswood.
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