Carsten

The area that would be Carsten has been in use since the region was settled, being the home to several industrial areas. However, it was not until World War II when the area's industrial outputs became needed for the war effort that the town itself was incorporated. With a railroad station servicing the town, it has grown quickly. However, many issues remain if the neighborhood wishes to grow into the modern era. City services to Carsten are still quite limited.

Population: 6,145

Avg Land Value/m2: $0.29

Year Founded: 1947

Timeline

1942: The entire region mobilizes its industries to assist the war effort, with a new local railroad line looping through the region with cargo stations at the airport in Siluria, Reed Station, Hamilton, and Hunter Crossing. Simultaneously, a local passenger rail line loops the region with passenger stations at Harrison, Port Murray, Florence, Pawnee, Reed Station, Jackson, Hamilton, Carsten, and Hunter Crossing.

January 31, 1947: The town of Carsten is incorporated.

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