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'''Iselniragan-dego''', also known by its numerical designation as District E1-1, is one of the districts of [[Isana]], situated within [[Awenhine remis]]. It is the northernmost district of the remis, situated on the eastern side of the mouth of the [[Rushalya river]], and is a relatively quiet district of the east bay area | '''Iselniragan-dego''', also known by its numerical designation as District E1-1, is one of the districts of [[Isana]], situated within [[Awenhine remis]]. It is the northernmost district of the remis, situated on the eastern side of the mouth of the [[Rushalya river]], and is a relatively quiet district of the east bay area. | ||
The name ''Iselniragan'' literally means "Third Prince's Residence"; the name comes from the late 17th century, when a royal prince established a major house in the area. While the residence itself is no longer existent, the site (also called Iselniragan) is now the centre of a park wherein an 18th century residence, built by royal decree, still stands. | The name ''Iselniragan'' literally means "Third Prince's Residence"; the name comes from the late 17th century, when a royal prince established a major house in the area. While the residence itself is no longer existent, the site (also called Iselniragan) is now the centre of a park wherein an 18th century residence, built by royal decree, still stands. | ||
==Site and Situation== | ==Site and Situation== | ||
Iselniragan occupies one of the most scenic spots of the city, the Rushalya rivermouth; its relative greenery, as well as that of [[Ainosdunikara-dego]] which lies across the river, was however not natural but achieved through planning and great effort, as with most of the parkland areas within modern Isana. Having a large number of old buildings, many of which have been converted to artistic or other cultural uses, it is one of the more quiet areas of Awenkara, quite free from the bustle of the south. | |||
Most commercial development takes place on the Gardaus coast, rather than around the Rushalya rivermouth; with only a few large malls the area consists mostly of specialty shops, supplying the workers in the area. At the same time Giregaus Road which stretches from the coast northeast into northern [[Garnoye remis]] has a reputation for famous high schools, with no less than three famous junior high and two senior high schools along it. | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
== | ==Iselniragan Today== | ||
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==Famous Buildings== | ==Famous Buildings== | ||
Latest revision as of 03:33, 3 December 2006
Iselniragan-dego, also known by its numerical designation as District E1-1, is one of the districts of Isana, situated within Awenhine remis. It is the northernmost district of the remis, situated on the eastern side of the mouth of the Rushalya river, and is a relatively quiet district of the east bay area.
The name Iselniragan literally means "Third Prince's Residence"; the name comes from the late 17th century, when a royal prince established a major house in the area. While the residence itself is no longer existent, the site (also called Iselniragan) is now the centre of a park wherein an 18th century residence, built by royal decree, still stands.
Site and Situation
Iselniragan occupies one of the most scenic spots of the city, the Rushalya rivermouth; its relative greenery, as well as that of Ainosdunikara-dego which lies across the river, was however not natural but achieved through planning and great effort, as with most of the parkland areas within modern Isana. Having a large number of old buildings, many of which have been converted to artistic or other cultural uses, it is one of the more quiet areas of Awenkara, quite free from the bustle of the south.
Most commercial development takes place on the Gardaus coast, rather than around the Rushalya rivermouth; with only a few large malls the area consists mostly of specialty shops, supplying the workers in the area. At the same time Giregaus Road which stretches from the coast northeast into northern Garnoye remis has a reputation for famous high schools, with no less than three famous junior high and two senior high schools along it.
