East Bellisseria

The Easternmost part of Bellisseria is connected through Transcontinental Channels with Satori. It is a place where different premium house themes coexist. SLGI team gave it the transitory name **B168**. It is within the coordinates range of 1078-1100/987-1024.

## History

This is the last part of Bellisseria added and is unfinished (as for February 2023). Its construction started at the end of 2021. It comprises a large island and nearby waterways as well as a place in North designed for houseboats. As for February 2023, it consists of 300 sims and is expanding, with a huge gap in the middle that is expected to close soon. Its construction has made possible for avatars and seated vehicles to pass between East and West continents.

## Structure

The subcontinent consists of 300 sims. As so, it is larger than some continents and larger than most subcontinents located on other continents. Its North-west shores are not finished and there is a large gap in the middle of Northern areas.

## Geography

The subcontinent can be divided into three distinct areas:

**Chalet Homes** are located in South-East. There, land is hilly, with moderate slopes. There are also many isolated mountains within the area. Altitude is usually around 30 m. Through the middle of this area one can find a large river that can be used both for sailing or as a flight corridor for airplanes. Small mountains are also present and they rise from behind houses, adding to the beauty of the landscape.

**The Zipper** is a transition area separating the *chalet homes* and the *Newbrooke homes*. For a long time, the Zipper was an area of void that has recently (February 2023) been completed. Currently, the Zipper is a wide and shallow river with boathouses along its shores. Unlike the boathouses located in other places, land texture does not render sand, but grass.

**Newbrooke Homes** are located to West and separated by the Zipper. Here, land is hilly (smooth hills or terraces). Mountains are present too, in certain areas, adding to the beauty of the landscape.

**North Boathouses** are located in an interesting place. Land is green in South and sandy in North, while altitude is low and water is not too deep.

**Coastal Waterways**

## Vegetation

In the area with *chalet homes*, there are flowers planted along the road, in small terraces that are also used to separate properties. Trees are also present and usually grow on the land between roads and houses. Hedges are also present.

Along the *Zipper*, ground texture resembles grass and there is vegetation inside the river. *Coastal waterways* have ground texture resembling sand, which means they have little to no grass. Still, some vegetation is present.

Inside the area with *Newbrooke homes*, vegetation is also present. There are trees (smaller than in the area with chalet homes), bushes and ornamental plants. Plants are usually found along the roads but also inside land used to separate parcels.

In North, *boathouses* can be found along long islands, which are covered with sand in North and grass in South.

## Buildings

*Chalet homes* are houses built on a wood skeleton. These houses can be identified by their large wood structures visible in the walls. They are both traditional and modern. The area also have parks with statues. Roads are modern and are the main way to move around.

*Boathouses* are found along the Zipper River. They are separated one from the other with long planks. The same can be said about *coastal waterways*. Similar buildings and wooden planks can be found in North.

*Newbrooke homes* are modern buildings with large windows. They offer the luxury of a modern house. They are surrounded by small fences. Roads here are modern and with somehow more space between the roads and the parcels. Parks can be found from place to place.

## Access

Access is granted to public. There are many ways to get around.

Sailors will find it easy to sail along the South-East continuous coastal waterway, while the North-West one is interrupted. Sailing is also possible along the central river that spans through the area with chalet homes. Large boats will not make it through the Zipper River, which is shallow, but medium and small boats would not pose a problem. Airplane pilots can easily find a way through, either by following the rivers or the coastal waterways.

The vast network of roads allows easy access to each parcel. Bridges over the two rivers are rare. Road network is unconnected to other parts of Bellisseria, but is large enough to cover all the needs of local population.

## See Also

* Second Life Geography
* List Of Subcontinents
* Bellisseria