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'''Mt. Navia''' is a town in [[Coldba (Cuba)]] located atop the eponymous mountain. It used to be part of [[Murbetia]] before [[Dissolution of Murbetia|its dissolution]] and the subsequent [[Scramble for Murbetia]], in which most of the former Murbetia's territory was annexed by Coldba (Cuba). Mt. Navia | '''Mt. Navia''' is a town in [[Coldba (Cuba)]] located atop the eponymous mountain ([[Pyuwan]]: ''وێلەکە فرئثؤل Wēliki Frēcol''). It used to be part of [[Murbetia]] before [[Dissolution of Murbetia|its dissolution]] and the subsequent [[Scramble for Murbetia]], in which most of the former Murbetia's territory was annexed by Coldba (Cuba). Mt. Navia has a [[Cenrail]] station which is connected to [[Scarecrow Harbour]]. | ||
The town is based on the real-world town of Vail, Colorado, USA. [[Fin]], mayor of Mt. Navia, visited there a lot as a child and was inspired to recreate the essence of it in Minecraft. The cafe is a recreation of a real hotel, and the unfinished hotel at the summit of Mt. Navia itself is a recreation of the Arrabelle from Vail. | |||
Latest revision as of 18:52, 5 August 2025
Mt. Navia is a town in Coldba (Cuba) located atop the eponymous mountain (Pyuwan: وێلەکە فرئثؤل Wēliki Frēcol). It used to be part of Murbetia before its dissolution and the subsequent Scramble for Murbetia, in which most of the former Murbetia's territory was annexed by Coldba (Cuba). Mt. Navia has a Cenrail station which is connected to Scarecrow Harbour.
The town is based on the real-world town of Vail, Colorado, USA. Fin, mayor of Mt. Navia, visited there a lot as a child and was inspired to recreate the essence of it in Minecraft. The cafe is a recreation of a real hotel, and the unfinished hotel at the summit of Mt. Navia itself is a recreation of the Arrabelle from Vail.