South Haven

South Haven is an International Union administered island located in the middle of the Dolm Sea. The island was previously inhabited by descendants of a slave ship that ran aground in 1755. In 1764, contact with the mainland was reestablished, and the island was put under control of the Royal Company of Rifenna until 1922 when the conclusion of the First Continental War caused the International Union to seize the island as a strategic base to secure control of the Dolm Sea.

Presently, the island contains three cities connected by a network of highways and air travel, as well as an IU PKF base on the eastern peninsula. In 1923, the South Haven International Boarding School was built, which provides a key source of income (and occasionally new permanent residents) to the island.