Paddowmouth

Paddowmouth (pronounced pah-der-mith, /ˈpædəməθ/) is a seaside fishing town in Wellow, Canadia. It sits alongside the Jonathian Channel, and is served by State Highway 68. The town, which as of 2021 has a population of 441, is governed by the Serlyum County Council.
Paddowmouth was settled by Lollese settlers in 1864. The town took advantage of being on the seaside and near a major railway line, and thus became a bustling town, with the population peaking at just over seven thousand in 1900. Come the Great War however, the town would be invaded by the Canadish and used as a naval base. Following the Great War, the naval base was abandoned, with all ships and crew relocating to nearby Port Alborough in the county of Exby, which is in South Canadia. The town later lost it's railway station in 1972 with the amalgamation of Wellow's railway networks under the guidance of then-prime minister Clemens Grealey. The town now solely survives on it's fishing industry, operated by Wefco (the Wellow Fishing Company), which exports the fish and other seafood products across Canadia and sometimes to nearby Jonathia.
Category:Paddowmouth, Wellow
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