Foundaria Salt Flats

The Foundaria Salt Flats are a densely packed salt pan in Neutralston City County, located 5 miles from Inner-Neutralston City. A remanent of the once vaster River Have, it is the only salt flat within Neutralston. It measures at about 12 miles (19 km) long and 3 miles (4 km) wide with a crust almost 5 ft (1.5m) thick at the centre and less than one inch (2.5 cm) towards the edges. It is estimated to hold 80 million tons of salt, approximately 70% of which is common table salt. The only settlement located within the Salt Flats is Foundaria, which sits on the southern half of the flats.
== History ==
In the late 1920s, the LFT government of Neutralston was keen on identifying new resources to bolster the national economy. Reports of vast, unexplored salt flats in the region piqued the interest of government officials. An organized expedition was seen as a necessary step to ascertain the economic potential of these salt flats and to secure valuable resources for the nation's industrial growth.
The expedition was meticulously planned, involving a team of military personnel, geologists, and surveyors. The team was equipped with the necessary tools and provisions for a prolonged stay in the harsh environment of the salt flats. The military component was included to ensure the safety of the expedition members and to assert government control over any discovered resources.
After completing the expedition, the Settlement of Foundaria was set up to begin mining operations in the region. 
In 1934, a railway line was completed in the area to enable easier transportation of mined materials to the rest of Neutralston.
In 1989, Yunis Zakmed set the first Neutralstonese Land Speed Record in the Foundaria Salt Flats, when he drove a modified TAW Pravda through the salt flats at 130 mph.