Borough of Dilligence

The Borough of Diligence is the administrative and social hub of New Covenant. This borough is what people think of when they think of the city, with a large number of tourist traps and parks interspersed with shops, restaurants, and offices. Many of the skyscrapers have waiting lists for offices because of the sheer demand for an address in this borough.
A conventionality adopted by the borough after the fire is paths running north to south are named 'Street.' After the 1940s many of these became one-way roads in hopes of easing the increasing motor traffic. Roadways running east to west lack any form of naming convention but often allow traffic flow both ways.
==History==
==Neighborhoods==
The borough is split into eleven neighborhoods. While these have no official recognition unlike voting districts or wards, neighborhoods are more well known and follow pockets of population.
Point Diligence is the southernmost neighborhood and encompasses the territory south of Victory Drive. A common port of call in colonial times, the rough and tumble attitude could not be erased despite numerous efforts including movements in the 1840s, 1880s, 1950s, and 1980s. This area hosts numerous biker bars and dive clubs with the Demon's Pact Biker Gang holding as much sway in the neighborhood as the police. Primarily a poor to a middle-class white neighborhood, most residents live in cramped apartments atop local shops. Because of the relatively poor soil quality, this neighboorhood hosts buildings in the three- to six-story range.
Midcity sits north of Point Diligence and Victory Drive but south of Park Avenue and runs like a band across the city. Unlike Point Diligence, Midcity hosts numerous skyscrapers which host massive numbers of offices and shops. Those who live in this neighborhood are often upper-middle-class or higher and typically look down on their southern neighbors. Police presence is often high and even higher when diplomats and foreign dignitaries are in town.
Western Pier sits north of Park Avenue and west of Johnstone Street and Quarry Park between Park Avenue and Talbot Drive. This neighborhood is littered with condos and brownstone apartments, many of the smaller ones go for multi-millions of dollars. High-end shops and top-tier restaurants dor the corners where space was available.
Center City sits between Utica Street on the eastern edge of Quarry Park and Turner Street on the western edge of Campbell Park between Park Avenue and Talbot Drive. Home to both the Mayor's Office and Police Square, this is the heart both figuratively and literally of the city. Additionally, Saint Andrew's Research Hospital provides the latest technology in medicine. Juxtaposed to the large adminitsrtaion buildings are modest apartment buildings which house a middle-class population who work either in the city government or commute to their Midcity office job.
Olav's Point sits east of Terrance Street and Campbell Park between Park Avenue and Apple Boulevard. A natural projection into the river has provided an obvious location for settlement since the original European explorers built the first trading huts on this point. While primarily a Scandinavian area through most of the city's history, after the Second World War, most of the population left opening the area to the increasingly large number of blacks moving into the city. While the black population tends to be better off than some other areas of the city, most tend to be lower-middle-class. BMP has a minor foothold in this neighborhood.
Seal Bay sits east of Terrance Street and Campbell Park between Apple Boulevard and Talbot Drive. Originally settled for the North Atlantic Seal population, once the animal went regionally extinct, the area lost its value. Highrise apartments went up in the 1920s and 1930 to support an influx of Hispanics leaving the southwest. While some were displaced further by the black movement into the city in the 1950s and 1960s, the neighborhood remains relatively split though on the poor end of the economic spectrum. Frequent clashes between the Latino Angelos and BPM keep the local morgues stocked. Off the coast sit the Seal Islands.
Kingman Belt
Rutlidge Point
Uptown
The Hook
Morchester
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