Royal Borough of Stoneport

Stoneport (officially, the Royal Borough of Stoneport) is a borough in Montpierre and acts as a major tourist attraction for both its affluence and pristine sandy beaches. While, commonly, royal boroughs are awarded city status, Stoneport remains the only royal borough without it.

It was the birthplace of the first and current King and was founded as a forge and workshop in the very early history of the world. It is even older than Montpierre itself and outdates the formation of the Rainlands.

It is split roughly into two areas divided by the Montpierre Sea Canal: Sandhills on the south bank and Stoneport on the north. Despite the two being distinct areas, they are both classed as the Borough of ‘Stoneport’.

It is situated on the eastern shore of the Sea Lake and, due to the Naval Canal, it is accessible to all sea-faring vessels.

Transport
Stoneport is served by the Montpierre Subway by three stations, plus the Stoneport Pier Railway, a short-distance railway service for both tourists and the movement of cargo and passengers to and from ships.

Stoneport Dock is the principal ferry-passenger terminal with services across the Sea Lake.

Notable Places

 * Sandhills Lighthouse which has often been called the most unnecessary lighthouse in existence because, even from across the Sea Lake, the bright lights of the promenade are easily visible on most nights.
 * Stoneport Pier, the longest pier in the world.
 * Sandhills Royal Residence, the official summer house of the king.
 * Stoneport North Subway Station, the first multilevel train station in the world.