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Overview
Seest is a town at the East side of the region. Its main station is Seest, but it has two freight stops too.
Industries
Meat Processing Plant
The furthest stop on the siding, the meat processing plant takes cows from the farm near Hoogburg to transform them into a currently unknown product.
Railway Services
Seest provides a passenger station, general goods and livestock stops which the N.S. is able to exploit.
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Notable landmarks
- Hernen castle
- Industries
- Seest (station)
Additional landmarks
- Church
Description
General
Seest is a small town, mainly accessible by rail and road, with older architecture. It welcomes industry, indicated by the local industries and railway connection to Kroosdrichem's sugar factory.
It is also connected by road to the stationless town Dijkhuizen.
History
In 1350, Seest received a keep. This keep, and the protection it offered, attracted many people to the village. With people came merchants and industry, turning Seest into a small but popular town.
Meat industry
The meat processing plant plays an important part in Seest's development. It has made Seest more accessible for ships by expanding the already existing channel's dead end. It's currently the only end-point for Livestock routes.
Trivia
- Seest is based on Soest
- The local church is the only one standing in a field with hedges.
- This could be a graveyard, making Seest the only location with one.
- Hernen castle is named after its real life counterpart, which got destroyed in the 18th century.
Gallery
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The Local Church, nearby the Station
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Hernen Castle at Night
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The Station at Seest
