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[[File:Cenroad-logo-laevanaak.png|thumb|Logo of Cenroad (Laevanaak)]] | [[File:Cenroad-logo-laevanaak.png|thumb|Logo of Cenroad (Laevanaak)]] | ||
[[File:Cenroad HQ.png|thumb|Cenroad HQ in Enkavak]] | [[File:Cenroad HQ.png|thumb|Cenroad HQ in Enkavak]] | ||
'''Cenroad''' is an [[Enkavak|Atlantic]]-[[Kingdom of Kyaw Cen|Kyawcenni]] company | '''Cenroad''' is an [[Enkavak|Atlantic]]-[[Kingdom of Kyaw Cen|Kyawcenni]] company and the official road construction company of the [[Gulf Union]]'s [[GHaST Network]]. It is officially registered as company in Enkavak with [[Marcy Sheikah]] and [[Namnak Xhesas]] as founders. Its headquarters are located in [[Alnangaemak]], [[Enkavak]]. The company is currently being lead by [[Marcy Sheikah]], [[Namnak Xhesas]] and [[Pleb]]. | ||
== Roads == | == Roads == | ||
Revision as of 18:35, 26 April 2025
Cenroad is an Atlantic-Kyawcenni company and the official road construction company of the Gulf Union's GHaST Network. It is officially registered as company in Enkavak with Marcy Sheikah and Namnak Xhesas as founders. Its headquarters are located in Alnangaemak, Enkavak. The company is currently being lead by Marcy Sheikah, Namnak Xhesas and Pleb.
Roads
Before becoming the official road construction company of the Gulf Union, Cenroad primarily operated a handful of streets in Shingtsun.
On 17 September 2024, the first Kyawtobahn (A1) has started construction in Transtsaia, which is made of ice for faster travel by boat.
A1
The A1 is a Kyawtobahn under construction starting in Woclêw municipality and planning to end near the easternmost point of Xêgwar municipality, southwest of Mount Xoran. An extension to Imerchal might have been considered as well.
C1
The C1, now renamed to G1, is a cobblestone street in Shingtsun starting in Yija and ending in southeastern Shingtin. It has been extended to Pereganesia by Marcy on 28 July 2024 and all the way to the eastern Kyawcenni border on 29 July 2024.