Scarlett Meadows
Scarlett Meadows is a constituent region of the Lemoyne territory.
Description
Scarlett Meadows' landscape ranges from gentle hills, ponds, and plains in the north and west, to flat swampland in the south and east. Its most notable trait is its red earth, from which the region draws its name. The region is bordered by the Kamassa River to the east, The Heartlands to the north, Flat Iron Lake to the west, and the Lannahechee River to the south. A dried-up riverbed, Dewberry Creek is found within; its main source is the Heartland Overflow near New Hanover. The river will only appear if heavy rainfall occurs. The waterway empties into Flat Iron Lake.
The region features the major town of Rhodes as well as a large manor to the southeast known as Braithwaite Manor.
Because of the relative openness and flatness of the region, travelers can traverse the land without much difficulty. Agriculture, particularly the cotton and tobacco industries, flourish here. While this region is normally quite wet, a recent dry spell has rendered much of the land dusty and bone-dry. The distinctive iron-rich red soil of the area often gets swept up by the wind causing mild dust storms, especially on the hilltop occupied by Rhodes.
Locations
- Abandoned Church
- Aberdeen Pig Farm
- Argil Rise
- Braithwaite Manor
- Bolger Glade
- Catfish Jacksons
- Clemens Cove
- Clemens Point
- Compson's Stead
- Dewberry Creek
- Eris Field
- Face Rock
- Flat Iron Lake
- Hill Haven Ranch
- Lannahechee River
- Lonnie's Shack
- Mattock Pond
- Old Greenbank Mill
- Old Harry Fen
- Old Trail Rise
- Pleasance
- Radley's House
- Radley's Pasture
- Rhodes
- Robard Farm
- Ringneck Creek
- Siltwater Strand
- Southfield Flats