Docklands

Docklands is a shoreside district in Newisle's Capitol Core. It spans the majority of the Capitol's southern shore on the Bay of Adelphi. It is often associated with high levels of tourism due to it's historical prevalence to the city, as well as it's many businesses. The district has a population of 186 people.

History
Docklands was the original landing site for Newisle's first settlers in 2010, and his historically been a point of arrival for immigrants arriving by boat. It also served as the city's first port before the construction of Port Columbia. The district's architecture and buildings are considered protected sites. Many still feature the original portside style that was common during the industrial revolution.

Many of the original storehouses have been converted into townhomes and businesses, specifically the Docklands Theatre. The larger brick buildings the line Bayside St. have been converted into loft-style apartments.

Landmarks and Parks
The Pickaxe Monument which commemorates Newisle's establishment is located in the district by the bay. A plaque at the base reads "If you can dream it... you can built it."

The Waterfront Trail runs the length of the district.

Businesses and Services
Docklands has a number of bars, restauraunts, shoppes, entertainment spaces, and monuments that makes it incredibly popular for both tourists and residents.
 * Docklands Theatre, a historic concert hall, serves as the city's main entertainment venue.
 * Bayside Hotel
 * Redrum Bar
 * Scallywag's Bar and Grill
 * Nicole's Famous Wings
 * Street Meat Co. Hot Dogs
 * Soup-erior Soup Stand
 * Docklands Grocery
 * Docklands Weapons and Armour
 * MetroBlaze District 1 office

Transportation
Docklands and Bayview Metro stations serve the district.