Duikienin

Aerial view of Duikienin with St. Duisienbourgh St. in Central Duikienin clearly visible (07/15/2023)

Map of Duikienin

### Inhabitants

Mayor Eugene Trieye

The **Community of Duikienin** (pronounced as *Doo-kin-in*) is the capital community of Northudankton and serves as the main and most populous community within the Duisien District. It was founded on **April 17, 2021**, by Jonathan T Freeman, coinciding with the start of the Out The Window v3 stream. Duikienin has gained prominence as it has been continuously broadcast live on Out The Window since its establishment, allowing viewers to witness its growth and development over time.

Despite its official establishment in 2021, the area where Duikienin is situated has served as the capital of Northudankton since the inception of Northudankton itself in 2016. Since then, Duikienin has evolved into a vibrant mini garden civilization, attracting residents and visitors alike.

The Community of Duikienin is divided into five official boroughs, each with its distinct character and features. These boroughs include North Duikienin, Central Duikienin, St. Constance Court, East Duikienin Pass, and South Duikienin. Together, they form a cohesive community with a diverse range of residential, commercial, and recreational areas.

Central Duikienin, the heart of the community, is traversed by St. Duisienbourgh Street, a prominent road that serves as a central hub. Pineapple Ave and Parkway Lane branch off from St. Duisienbourgh Street, connecting the central area to other parts of Duikienin. Fenceline Road runs along the western perimeter of Duikienin, intersecting with Pineapple Ave and Parkway Lane.

Within Central Duikienin, several notable landmarks and attractions contribute to its charm and appeal. These include Mt. Duikienin, a prominent elevation that adds to the scenic beauty of the community. St. Duisienbourgh's Chapel of Love stands as a significant place of worship and celebration. Duikienin Village, Tower of Duikienin, Pumpkin Park, Ole Duisien Lake, Duikienin Community Center, Pineapple Square, Northudankton Capitol Building, Duikienin Park, Central Duikienin Patio (Duisien Square), and Morning Glory Island are all other noteworthy landmarks that contribute to the vibrancy of the community.

The area outside Central Duikienin, where vine crops and sunflowers are currently cultivated, holds historical significance as the ruins of Fort St. Jon. These ruins serve as a reminder of the community's heritage and provide an intriguing juxtaposition between the past and present.

The Community of Duikienin is governed by the Office of the Mayor of Duikienin, led by Mayor Eugene Trieye. The mayor and their team, the Duikienin Town Council, play a crucial role in overseeing the community's affairs, making decisions that impact the well-being and development of Duikienin.

With its rich history, diverse boroughs, and notable landmarks, the Community of Duikienin stands as a testament to the vision and dedication of its founder and the residents who have contributed to its growth. As an integral part of Northudankton, Duikienin continues to thrive as a welcoming and vibrant community, providing its residents with a high quality of life and offering visitors a unique experience.