Trans-Imperial Telegraph Network

The Trans-Imperial Telegraph Network was the first telegraph system in operation in the world. It's furthest western terminal is Pivnicz Toczka, Nichibotsu Occupied Eudeon, and it's furthest eastern terminal is Megnsk, Templari'i Isinyitha.
The Network was owned and operated by the Hybretian Royal Telegraph Company, and the exact workings of the system were kept secret. Operators of the HRT swore an oath of confidentiality not to divulge information relaid across the network except to their intended recipient. Increased access to technology and political fallout after the Second Great War lead to several states seizing their systems in the early 270s. Telegraphs began to fall from favor in the 290s, as increased access to telephones and the construction of much further reaching, more modern telephone lines lead to the decay of the telegraph system.
Western System Destination Code
City 	# 	Branch 	#
Port Arthwr 	00	 	
New Viserothis	01	Ephesus 	01.5
New Hybris 	02	Taris 	02.5
Kolangrad 	03	 	
Dalovsk 	04	 	
Owainsburg 	05	 	
Ruthin 	06	Kilmore Quay	06.5
Llenfairfechen	07	Folkvangr 	07.5
Kordowyn 	08	 	
Prycetyr 	09	Parliament 	09.5
Montgomery 	10	 	
Abhainn Garman	11	 	
Eastern Branch Destination Code
City 	# 	Branch 	#
Glyncorrwg 	12	Rhoose 	12.5
Dunlieth 	13	 	
Lochrankeld	14	 	
Kirkmara 	15	Tywyn 	15.5
Irchvan 	16	Creneash	16.5
Alcores 	17	 	
Cukuca 	18	 	
Szigeth 	19	 	
Dubrecen 	20	 	
Tisanas 	21	 	
Korleny 	22