Graham IV
Star Type: G2V
Position in System: 4 (of 9)
Number of Moons: 1 (Krakatau)
Days to Jump Point: 9
Surface Water: 61%
Atm. Pressure: Standard (Tainted)
Surface Gravity: 0.83
Equatorial Temp: 33° C
Highest Native Life: Mammals
Population: [2078] 200,000,000
[3132] 1,060,000
Capital: [2078] Dekirk City
[3132] New Dekirk City
Governor: Davide Kowlin
Planetary Legate: Edwin Ilner
Continents: Barvionne, Palothica
Star Type: G2V
Position in System: 4 (of 9)
Number of Moons: 1 (Krakatau)
Days to Jump Point: 9
Surface Water: 61%
Atm. Pressure: Standard (Tainted)
Surface Gravity: 0.83
Equatorial Temp: 33° C
Highest Native Life: Mammals
Population: [2078] 200,000,000
[3132] 1,060,000
Capital: [2078] Dekirk City
[3132] New Dekirk City
Governor: Davide Kowlin
Planetary Legate: Edwin Ilner
Continents: Barvionne, Palothica
[3067] A Terra-like world with vast metal deposits, mineral wealth, and fossil fuel resources, Graham IV
attracted the attention of several Terran manufacturing corporations looking to expand their facilities off-world.
By the time of the Terran Hegemony, no fewer than six major corporations and a host of smaller ones had
transformed the untamed wilderness of Graham IV into a sprawling series of heavily industrialized cities and
factory complexes.
Two of these corporations, Dekirk Aerospace and Mitchell Vehicles, were primary contractors for the SLDF,
their products included everything from conventional vehicles and aerospace fighters to BattleMechs and
WarShips. The Star League even placed one of its rare orbital flight academies over Graham IV, to take
advantage of prototype aerospace fighter designs coming out of the Dekirk Aerospace R&D facility in Dekirk
City.
For these reasons, unfortunately, Amaris' forces were particularly brutal in their efforts to seize the planet,
resorting to widespread nuclear attacks to obliterate any of the factories and cities they could not capture. Today,
the surface of Graham IV is a post-nuclear wasteland of radioactive craters and demolished cities. Only a few
cities are left, either because they were too small and remote to be worth a nuclear strike, or because they were
built after the devastation.
These cities, located far from the ruins on the marginally habitable continents of Barvionne and Palothica, are
largely maintained by mining interests and small manufacturing operations that continue to exploit the few
remaining lodes of Graham IV's resources which can be safely harnessed. The city of Keystone, on the southern
reaches of Palothica, features the planet's primary spaceport, a corporate trade center for the surviving planetary
companies, and even the garrison command for the planetary militia. A pair of large space habitats, placed around
the planet by the Free Worlds League, support a healthy share of the planetary population now. One of these,
dubbed New Dekirk City, serves as the planet's official capital in the sky.
[3132] A Terra-like world with vast metal deposits, mineral wealth, and fossil fuel resources, Graham IV
attracted the attention of several Terran manufacturing corporations looking to expand their facilities off-world.
By the time of the Terran Hegemony, no fewer than six major corporations and a host of smaller ones had
transformed the untamed wilderness of Graham IV into a sprawling series of heavily industrialized cities and
factory complexes.
Two of these corporations, Dekirk Aerospace and Mitchell Vehicles, were primary contractors for the SLDF,
their products included everything from conventional vehicles and aerospace fighters to BattleMechs and
WarShips. The Star League even placed one of its rare orbital flight academies over Graham IV, to take
advantage of prototype aerospace fighter designs coming out of the Dekirk Aerospace R&D facility in Dekirk
City.
For these reasons, unfortunately, Amaris' forces were particularly brutal in their efforts to seize the planet,
resorting to widespread nuclear attacks to obliterate any of the factories and cities they could not capture.
Today, the surface of Graham IV is a post-nuclear wasteland of radioactive craters and demolished cities. Only a
few cities are left, either because they were too small and remote to be worth a nuclear strike, or because they
were built after the devastation. These cities, located far from the ruins on the marginally habitable continents of
Barvionne and Palothica, are largely maintained by mining interests and small manufacturing operations that
continue to exploit the few remaining lodes of Graham IV's resources which can be safely harnessed. The city of
Keystone, on the southern reaches of Palothica, features the planet's primary spaceport, a corporate trade center
for the surviving planetary companies, and even the garrison command for the planetary militia. A pair of large
space habitats, placed around the planet during the years of the Free Worlds League, support a healthy share of
the planetary population now. One of these, dubbed New Dekirk City, serves as the planet's official capital in the
sky.
[3132] Graham IV was originally part of the Free Worlds League until the creation of The Republic. Graham IV
became part of Prefecture X under the control of The Republic. After the fall of the HPG Network Fortress
Republic was created and many of the worlds under its control were set free.
[3135] Graham IV remained part of The Republic and is now under its protection, inside the Fortress Republic.
attracted the attention of several Terran manufacturing corporations looking to expand their facilities off-world.
By the time of the Terran Hegemony, no fewer than six major corporations and a host of smaller ones had
transformed the untamed wilderness of Graham IV into a sprawling series of heavily industrialized cities and
factory complexes.
Two of these corporations, Dekirk Aerospace and Mitchell Vehicles, were primary contractors for the SLDF,
their products included everything from conventional vehicles and aerospace fighters to BattleMechs and
WarShips. The Star League even placed one of its rare orbital flight academies over Graham IV, to take
advantage of prototype aerospace fighter designs coming out of the Dekirk Aerospace R&D facility in Dekirk
City.
For these reasons, unfortunately, Amaris' forces were particularly brutal in their efforts to seize the planet,
resorting to widespread nuclear attacks to obliterate any of the factories and cities they could not capture. Today,
the surface of Graham IV is a post-nuclear wasteland of radioactive craters and demolished cities. Only a few
cities are left, either because they were too small and remote to be worth a nuclear strike, or because they were
built after the devastation.
These cities, located far from the ruins on the marginally habitable continents of Barvionne and Palothica, are
largely maintained by mining interests and small manufacturing operations that continue to exploit the few
remaining lodes of Graham IV's resources which can be safely harnessed. The city of Keystone, on the southern
reaches of Palothica, features the planet's primary spaceport, a corporate trade center for the surviving planetary
companies, and even the garrison command for the planetary militia. A pair of large space habitats, placed around
the planet by the Free Worlds League, support a healthy share of the planetary population now. One of these,
dubbed New Dekirk City, serves as the planet's official capital in the sky.
[3132] A Terra-like world with vast metal deposits, mineral wealth, and fossil fuel resources, Graham IV
attracted the attention of several Terran manufacturing corporations looking to expand their facilities off-world.
By the time of the Terran Hegemony, no fewer than six major corporations and a host of smaller ones had
transformed the untamed wilderness of Graham IV into a sprawling series of heavily industrialized cities and
factory complexes.
Two of these corporations, Dekirk Aerospace and Mitchell Vehicles, were primary contractors for the SLDF,
their products included everything from conventional vehicles and aerospace fighters to BattleMechs and
WarShips. The Star League even placed one of its rare orbital flight academies over Graham IV, to take
advantage of prototype aerospace fighter designs coming out of the Dekirk Aerospace R&D facility in Dekirk
City.
For these reasons, unfortunately, Amaris' forces were particularly brutal in their efforts to seize the planet,
resorting to widespread nuclear attacks to obliterate any of the factories and cities they could not capture.
Today, the surface of Graham IV is a post-nuclear wasteland of radioactive craters and demolished cities. Only a
few cities are left, either because they were too small and remote to be worth a nuclear strike, or because they
were built after the devastation. These cities, located far from the ruins on the marginally habitable continents of
Barvionne and Palothica, are largely maintained by mining interests and small manufacturing operations that
continue to exploit the few remaining lodes of Graham IV's resources which can be safely harnessed. The city of
Keystone, on the southern reaches of Palothica, features the planet's primary spaceport, a corporate trade center
for the surviving planetary companies, and even the garrison command for the planetary militia. A pair of large
space habitats, placed around the planet during the years of the Free Worlds League, support a healthy share of
the planetary population now. One of these, dubbed New Dekirk City, serves as the planet's official capital in the
sky.
[3132] Graham IV was originally part of the Free Worlds League until the creation of The Republic. Graham IV
became part of Prefecture X under the control of The Republic. After the fall of the HPG Network Fortress
Republic was created and many of the worlds under its control were set free.
[3135] Graham IV remained part of The Republic and is now under its protection, inside the Fortress Republic.
Inner Sphere Planets
BattleTech/MechWarrior
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