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Another source declares that Seeheim has a population of 250.  No cause for a reduced population is given, {{Spec|and so the updated population figure may be a simple result of a more accurate tally}}.<ref name="NSS_p148_149">[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]], p.148-149</ref>
Another source declares that Seeheim has a population of 250.<ref name="NSS_p148_149">[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]], p.148-149</ref> No cause for a reduced population is given, {{Spec|and so the updated population figure may be a simple result of a more accurate tally}}.


The harbor of Seeheim lies within the narrow and enshoaled river mouth of the [[Niesonnigbach]], and so it is at once very well-protected and nigh inaccessible to any watercraft larger than a [[dory]], making it an exceedingly marginal [[port]].<ref name="NSS_p148_149" />
The harbor of Seeheim lies within the narrow and enshoaled river mouth of the [[Niesonnigbach]], and so it is at once very well-protected and nigh inaccessible to any watercraft larger than a [[dory]], making it an exceedingly marginal [[port]].<ref name="NSS_p148_149" />
Seeheim was founded in [[659 BC]], intended to be a safe place to retreat if the rest of the island should ever face assault from the sea.<ref name="NSS_p172">[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]], p.172</ref>


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Revision as of 18:41, 2 June 2025

Seeheim is a hamlet on Graben Island with a population of approximately 300.[1][2]

Another source declares that Seeheim has a population of 250.[3] No cause for a reduced population is given, and so the updated population figure may be a simple result of a more accurate tally.

The harbor of Seeheim lies within the narrow and enshoaled river mouth of the Niesonnigbach, and so it is at once very well-protected and nigh inaccessible to any watercraft larger than a dory, making it an exceedingly marginal port.[3]

Seeheim was founded in 659 BC, intended to be a safe place to retreat if the rest of the island should ever face assault from the sea.[4]

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