Atlas

This Atlas gives information about ATITD's regions, natural features and human creations of note.

Regions and Boundaries

The seven regions of Egypt are, with the exception of Sinai, named for the seven sisters of the Pleiades from Greek mythology (fittingly, the daughters of Atlas).

Region	North	South	West	East	Chariot Stop
Alcyone	3000	1000	11	3300	1740, 2313
Celaeno	4459	-2600	-3070	10	-1717, 832
Maia	-2600	-8200	-3070	5120	968, -5595
Merope	8200	4450	-3070	10	-1609, 7628
Sinai	8200	1000	2000	5125	2735, 5012
Sterope	1000	-2600	11	5120	1995, -2012
Taygete	8200	3000	11	2001	885, 6036

Map

This map uses the CondMap template, if this map imports data from other maps please edit those. Please see Maps for further details and links to all raw data pages

Chariot Routes

See Chariot Routes

Locations

Egypt-wide

• Map of limestone locations
• Map of Expedition Site locations
• Map of Humble Priests' Alter locations

Alcyone

• Alcyone Regional Atlas

Celaeno

• Celaeno Regional Atlas

Maia

• Maia Regional Atlas

Sinai

• Sinai Regional Atlas and Information

Sterope

• Sterope Regional Atlas
• Sterope Public Faculities listing

Taygete

• Central Taygete zoomed-in PNG
• Taygete Public Works and Mining Camps

Resources

Public Mines

• Public Mines

Gathered Resources

• Sulfurous Water
• Red Sand
• Limestone
• Tar

Gem Types

   * Quartz - Sterope (public sand mine)
   * Ruby - Maia (public sand mine)
   * Topaz - Alcyone (public sand mine)
   * Emerald - Celaeno (public sand mine)
   * Sapphire - Merope (public sand mine)
   * Diamond - Sinai (public sand mine)
   * Opal - Taygete (public sand mine)

Test Related

Map of Scarab Gardens

Here is a high resolution map of Egypt (T5A Shard). WARNING: This is a 29MB PNG; it's not recommended to look at this in a browser as you may go blind.

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