Borough of Saint Joseph's

The Holy Borough of Saint Joseph's (or St Joseph's) is an extremely large-spanning borough of Montpierre. Although the majority of the borough is not in Central Montpierre, the eastern extremity is part of Central Montpierre.

Long Street is one of the oldest streets in Montpierre, and is the main boulevard and thoroughfare of the borough. It leads from the Salmon River's junction with the Tarn, and finishes in White City. Apart from Shores Road, it is perhaps the longest road in the city.

Montpierre Minster is the spiritual home of the Rainlands and head of the Church in the world. It is, by far, the largest church in the world and, although it doesn't have cathedral status, it is recognised as a minster and, therefore, surpasses cathedrals in rank. The minster is what lends the status of 'Holy' to the borough. Realistically, officially and administratively, holy boroughs have no particularly special or significant rights, and only have city status if so granted by the King. St Joseph's does not have city status.

Transport
St Joseph's is well connected, and has several subway stations. The following is a list, and interchanges are underlined:
 * Birchgrove
 * Darkwood
 * Long Street
 * St Joseph's

Attractions

 * Long Street
 * Darkwood Tree Farms
 * Montpierre Minster (The Church of St Joseph)
 * St Joseph's Underpass