Region · The High South
Thames corridor
The Thames corridor is the line of movement, supply and law along the river, and it mattered greatly to the return of the capital. It is the fastest news route of the High South: London papers and gossip travel upstream with goods, so riverside settlements may learn of ministry rumours earlier than Oxford's clients inland.
- Within
- The High South
- Named in
- Book II, Book III
Where the volumes speak of it
- Book II › Chapter 25 — Ancient London, Ruin, and the Long Return › 25.1 Ancient London Before the Breaking
- Book III › Chapter 31 — What People of the Belt Know and How They Survive It › 31.8 News, Paper, and Who Hears First
