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# Meteor Crater Lake - Residences
# Meteor Crater Lake - Residences
# North Halstead - Original home of Boystown, a recreation of the Chicago gayborhood
# North Halstead - Original home of Boystown, a recreation of the Chicago gayborhood
# Siphonios - Mark Kendall Bingham International Airport, Port of New Pride Land (ferry terminal), M/S ''Jötúnn''
# Siphonios - Mark Kendall Bingham International Airport, Port of New Pride Land (ferry terminal), M/S ''[[Jötúnn (ship)|Jötúnn]]''
# Thyra - Pirate-themed residences
# Thyra - Pirate-themed residences
# Yalta - Retail area & residences
# Yalta - Retail area & residences

Revision as of 11:37, 24 April 2009

New Pride Land is a multi-estate "continent" stretching from 953 to 961 vertically and 733 to 741 horizontally on the grid map. It was founded by Sterling Whitcroft principally as a home for gay residents, although all are welcomed. The continent consists of 19 regions.


Landmarks

Among major landmarks on New Pride Land is Boots' Beach AKA Mission Beach (one of Second Life's most populous and popular gay & lesbian social destinations). While owned by Boots Mission and Shawn Mission, it moved from the Provincetown continent in 2007. Another feature is Badpuppy Island, the SL presence of badpuppy.com. Most of the SIMs are residential, with parcels for both rental and purchase in a variety of planned and free-form environments.

Also on visitors' lists are the Temple at Sparta, built by Scottie Menges, the Ewing Arts Gallery operated by Protogenes Ewing, the Episcopal Chapel of St. Matthew-by-the-Sea, the Mission Sea Promenade shopping area in Spice Islands sim, and the Docklands urban build (Mission-Super-Mare) in the east of ER Highlands sim.

List of Regions in New Pride Land

  1. Andros - Private residences
  2. Alex Ander - Mostly water, plus a football stadium
  3. Badpuppy Island - badpuppy.com portal with Temple nightclub, cinema, retail village and apartment towers
  4. Spice Islands - Mission Sea Promenade shopping boardwalk, Recreational islands
  5. ER Highlands - Docklands shopping (Mission-Super-Mare) & recreational build
  6. ER Low Country - Tiki village (residential/social) and Larsson Business Park
  7. Hylas - Residential
  8. Illium - Private residences
  9. IX Exotica - Resort with gym, retail & residences
  10. Marathon - Residences
  11. Mission Beach - Boots' Beach social area, sandbox, home of the Beach Bums from the Mission Bros. Group
  12. Mykonos - Residences
  13. Olympos - Ewing Arts gallery, St. Matthew's-by-the-Sea Episcopal Chapel, residences
  14. Rodos - Private residences
  15. Scyros - Private residences
  16. Selene - Barking Dog Studios, residences
  17. Sparta - Temple of Sparta, residences
  18. Thrace - Damage-enabled recreational water, residences
  19. Troy - Residences

Former Sims

  1. Andersonville - Private residences
  2. Athos - Private residences
  3. Atlantica Beach
  4. Gulf of Onan - Mission Gulf International Airport
  5. Melos - Residences
  6. Meteor Crater Lake - Residences
  7. North Halstead - Original home of Boystown, a recreation of the Chicago gayborhood
  8. Siphonios - Mark Kendall Bingham International Airport, Port of New Pride Land (ferry terminal), M/S Jötúnn
  9. Thyra - Pirate-themed residences
  10. Yalta - Retail area & residences
  11. Yalta Cliffs - residences
  12. Yumbo Angel Beach
  13. Yumbo Beach
  14. Yumbo Park Hotel
  15. Yumbo Prive
  16. Yumbo Rentals
  17. Yumbo Sands
  18. Yumbo Texel

Transportation in New Pride Land

A ferry service, operated by MASONLines on behalf of The Port Authority of New Pride Land, connects the various islands making up the Continent. Two lines are operational, with a third under construction, and a fourth route planned.

New Pride Land was home to two airports, the Mission & Gulf International Airport owned by Carlo Eriksen, and the Mark Kendall Bingham International Airport operated by the Port Authority.