Raven Rock

Raven Rock
The capital city of Raven Rock actually has an interesting bit of history behind it, when settlers first started establishing homes in the area that would one day become Catsfern the first people came across a large boulder in an otherwise empty field (it is now believed to be the remains of a remarkably in tact meteorite). This boulder had a rather large amount of common ravens roosting on it, so the people that settled in the area began referring to it as "Ravens Rock City" over the years it would be simply shortened to "Raven Rock"

City layout
The City of Raven Rock is also the business capitol of Catsfern and is home to some of the nation's largest company's headquarters located in the central downtown area. One notable example is the Jamseson Building nicknamed "the Catsfernian military office complex" due to the fact that all five of Catsfern's major weapons and arms companies have a large amount of offices inside.

The north of Raven Rock primarily consists or residential areas in the middle to high income bracket, John Henry Edens personal residence is located in this area and is an inconspicuous two story home with attached garage. Each of the residences neighboring President Edens personal residence have been bought by the government and are always manned by security personnel.

The east side of Raven Rock contains its red light district where recreational drugs are freely and legally available. Most nations consider this criminal activity, but in Catsfern it's legitimate business so regulatory standards help keep the consumer safe. Prostitution is also common in this area and like drugs completely legal. In fact, President Eden is currently married to a former "performer" from the area. The east side is also a large commercial area with large open markets and shopping centers.

The south of the city is primarily industrial with many of the factories for the large arms manufacturing firms located in the area. This makes the south serve as one of the primary sources of employment in the city.

Finally the west side is the primarily low to middle class residential area. The southwestern area has and an abandoned factory that has been later converted into low income housing under John Henry Edens housing policy.

Raven Rock Park
Just outside of downtown Raven Rock is Raven Rock park where the rock the city is named after still lies. A 900 sq km area (a 30x30 km square) has been left mostly undeveloped around the area, aside from foot paths, gazebos, and playground equipment. Ravens still roost on the boulder in the center of the park and a few statues of ravens have been added to it by Catsfernian artist Pierre Dellmond.