Lower Addeley

The International Quarter
Once an old, decaying port, Lower Addeley has been revitalized through corporate and government efforts into a bustling leisure area, a palm-lined oasis that has since become the melting pot of the main city sprawl, allowing the reasonably wealthy of all races, creeds and colours mix together underneath the warm Azanian sun.

The most tolerant of the Bowl's main districts, Lower Addeley is home to much of the main city's metahuman population, particularly elves. Since the removal and dismantling of a derelict oil tanker that housed more than ten thousand of Cape Town's poorest who scrounged a living from shipwrecks, the district has become a haven for tourists wishing to experience a blend of many of the world's cultures and enjoy the comforts of living in the Bowl.

Geography
In the West, the district is bordered by Vesperdene. In the East, it touches Century City, a poor district located in the Fringe, walled off from Lower Addeley by the Wall, a long secured wall that lines the edges of Lower Addeley and Castlen. It's border to the North is formed by Table Bay and the city's former harbor, much of the industrial section moved towards the Eastern side of Lower Addeley and Century City.

Security Rating
AAA: De Waterkant

AA: Foreshore