Editing Gesheka (section)

==<big><span style=color:red>'''The City of Gesheka'''</span></big>==
13 on the map is the great city of Gesheka that the world takes its name from. It is officially a neutral place that citizens of all nations are welcome.  In reality the wars of the world are often fought in the streets of the ''Great City.''

The ''Great City'' or the "Gesheka" is a mammoth city that figures in the politics of every nation in the world. 


===Population===

In a world with a population just over a billion people the city has a population of 200 million.  1/5th of the world's population. The population  

Each of the 12 nations has a large residential district in the city. The population of the city maybe 200 million but only about 30 million are life long residents. The rest spend anywhere from 1 to 20 years living there before returning to their home nations.  Any prominent family of the 12 nations maintains housing in the ''Great City''.

''Gashaks'' are natives of the Great City regardless of their nations of origin.  Many Gashaks work for their native nations while considering themselves natives of the Great City.

===''Commerce and Industry''===
 
The Great City has many industrial activities but with space at such a premium much of it is cottage industries
===''Commerce and Industry''===
====''Local Industry''====
The Great City has many industrial activities but with space at such a premium much of it is cottage industries
===='''International Commerce'''====
The ''Great City'' is most of all the hub of the world's commerce.  Merchant shipping is one of the most important forces in the world and wars are fought over use of various sea lanes.
===='''Warfare in the Great City'''====
The ''Great City'' has a native population but it is also divided into national sections.  <Like Little Italys, Little Saigons  and Chinatowns> 

However for Tralmin, Vreinsa, and Green Hat their national sectors ''Tralia'', ''Vrek'', and ''Green Top'' and the biggest concentration of their native populations anywhere in the world far out pacing cities within their national borders.