London-In-The-Air

## Geography

London-in-the-Air is built on 135 square miles of total surface. There are 24 main platforms supported by several towers, and a series of smaller connecting platforms.

### Main Platforms

Each platform ranges from 2 to 7 square miles in surface area, and anywhere from 64 to 114 city blocks. They each are home to multiple neighborhoods and districtcs, which except in extreme cases generally contain residents of similar social clsses. Most main platforms are generally known for one or two specific things. Alpha is the place where the rich live and play. Omega is the wharf and warehouse district, as well as a haven for small-time scientists and inventors.

Platforms Alpha through Zeta are pleasant, affluent areas with a mix of residential, commercial, financial, and governmental areas that have luxuries like artificial parks and green lawns and flower beds. Platforms Eta through Lambda have less vegetation, and their buildings are typically fairly clean and dignified but rather simple and even austere in appearance. Some small parks and private gardens do exist on these platforms, though, and none of the pipes and wires and metal slabs underlying the city are plainly visible. Platforms Mu through Pi are a bit more rundown, and there are places where you can easily see some supports holding the city up or pipes being used to import water. The lower-middle class and upper-low class flourish here, along with a lot of businesses catering to those classes. Platforms Rho through Chi are mostly inhabited by factory workers and other poor working folks. Multiple slum areas exist here. The landscape is uniformly gray and bleak, with exposed pipes and metal visible everywhere. Most structures are ramshackle and in poor repair. Conditions vary a little from platform to platform, but in general, the richest person living here is at the very bottom of the middle class, and there are plenty of beggars roaming the streets. Platform Psi is, strangely enough, solidly middle class with little green space and many simple buildings in decent repair, while Omega holds the sky docks for the many airships that arrive at the city, along with a variety of warehouses and simple, low-prestige laboratories.

#### Northern Section

* **Alpha** -
* **Beta** -
* **Gamma** -
* **Delta** -
* **Epsilon** -
* **Zeta** -
* **Eta** -
* **Theta** -
* **Iota** -
* **Kappa** -
* **Lambda** -
* **Mu** -
* **Nu** -
* **Xi** -
* **Omicron** -
* **Pi** -

#### Southern Section

* psi - This platform is, strangely enough, solidly middle class with little green space and many simple buildings in decent repair.
* Omega - This platform holds the sky docks for the many airships that arrive at the city, along with a variety of warehouses and simple, low-prestige laboratories.

### Connector Platforms

Most of the small connector platforms have no specific reputation. In addition to connecting the larger platforms, they can hold entire neighborhoods of cramped housing and small businesses. In general the connectors are named for the platforms they connect - i.e. 'The Beta-Epsilon Crossing' - though there are a few exceptions where connectors have earned unnoficial names and reputations.

* Golden Crossing -
* Central Crossing -