The Capital

The Capital is the capital city of the United States of America since the end of the Shutdown.

History
Envisioned as a test center for AmTech's experimental infrastructure, the Capital became the birthplace of the new society after being opened to the public following the Shutdown negotiations with the emergency government. Since its opening in 2050, the city was more than quintupled in size. In 2051, the city was walled off following the rules of the New Society, in which only first- and second class citizens could permanently reside in the city. The people that came after 2051 mostly settled around the Capital, forming different districts.

Districts
Due to late arrivals and the city being walled off, people started settling and creating communities around the Capital. They were officially recognized by the state and divided into four distinct parts, each with their own focus:
 * London District: The wealthiest District, home of most young families and schools.
 * Joshu District: Poorest, biggest and newest District, where the new arrivals are settled.
 * Lisbon District: Industrial District, where most factories and companies outside of the walls are headquartered.
 * New Austin: Mostly farmland and greenhouses, used to produce food for the citizens.

Geography
The city is perfectly round and walled off, with a circular highway every half mile closer to the center, starting with the outer highway called the Roundway. Streets point radially inwards towards the center, where the most important administrative and government buildings are located. The center area is known as America Square. Important locations in the city are:
 * Spring Park
 * The University
 * Holy Jesus Hospital
 * Super C building
 * Washington Street Building
 * The safe house
 * Office of Citizenship