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{{InfoboxRegion|image=[[File:GoldenHornTemp.png|center|350px]]|name=Golden Horn|location=[[Calypso Deeps]]|star systems=12|nations= | {{InfoboxRegion|image=[[File:GoldenHornTemp.png|center|350px]]|name=Golden Horn|location=[[Calypso Deeps]]|star systems=12|nations=* [[Republic of Callwood]] | ||
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The '''Golden Horn''' is a subcluster of star systems located on rimward-by-trailward edge of the [[Calypso Deeps]] of the [[Local Supercluster]]. | The '''Golden Horn''' is a subcluster of star systems located on rimward-by-trailward edge of the [[Calypso Deeps]] of the [[Local Supercluster]]. | ||
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== Astrography == | == Astrography == | ||
The Golden Horn is known for having an abundance of unstable translight strings between Callwood and Heilein. | |||
== Demographics == | == Demographics == | ||
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The Golden Horn is a subcluster of star systems located on rimward-by-trailward edge of the Calypso Deeps of the Local Supercluster.
It is situated directly trailward of the Magellan Subcluster.
The subcluster includes one sovereign state: the Republic of Callwood and the Heinlein Colonial Republic.
The Golden Horn is comprised of twelve star systems: Arges, Calhoun, Callwood, Clarke, Cyril, Heinlein, Hughes, Lysander, Madona, Solomon, Sparrow, and Zheng He.
Etymology
The Golden Horn is named after an old urban waterway in the Bosporus Strait in what was once Turkey on Earth. Its Turkish name was Altın Boynuz or Halic.
History
Countries and territories
| Flag | Common and Formal Names | Alignment | Settled Worlds | Population | Capital System | Capital Planet | Capital City | Classification |
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Republic of Callwood | Callwood | Small Power | |||||
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Heinlein Colonial Republic | Heinlein | Small Power |
Astrography
The Golden Horn is known for having an abundance of unstable translight strings between Callwood and Heilein.