Stratworth

Stratworth is situated in the north-east of Rosewick. It is east of Swanham and north of Avon Sands. It is the third wealthiest town in the republic, and is considered the capital.

History
Stratworth exists on the edge of the countryside, providing a beautiful view from Palewater Road - the long stretch that contains many of the town's shops, as well as The Luxhall, the massive building that represents Rosewick. Nicholas Bridges, the founder of Rosewick and the first Consul, decided on making Stratworth the capital, due to its spaced-out atmosphere. The courts and the Bridges Criminal Institutional Facility was built there, as well as the main station for Rosewick Rail.

In 1968, David Hallmark was elected as mayor, having been a favourite of Nicholas Bridges, to run the most important town in Rosewick.

In 1978, Estella Dovette was elected as mayor. She had the responsibility to act as the most important mayor, being in charge of the capital. Though a challenging job, she kept Stratworth as a fine example of Rosewick's perfection.

Mayor Hallmark
David Hallmark reigned as mayor from 1968-1978. Shortly after his retirement, he moved to Central London.

Mayor Dovette
Estella Dovette is the current mayor of Stratworth. She was the first female mayor to be elected in Rosewick.

Town Symbol
The symbol of Stratworth is a crown. It is meant to symbolise the authority the town has as the most important in the republic.