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(Created claim: arkmap id (P13): 314, #wikibasejs/edit) |
(Changed claim: arkmap description (P18): While the UEE still controls the rights to the system overall, the four planets themselves were sold by the government to four megacorporations making them the only privately-owned worlds in the Empire. Though subject to the UEE’s Common Laws and standard penal code, the UEE does not police the region. Instead, private planetary security teams enforce the local law.) |
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| Property / arkmap system id: 314 / rank | |||
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| Property / arkmap id: 314 / rank | |||
| Property / ARK Starmap ID | |||
314 | |||
| Property / ARK Starmap ID: 314 / rank | |||
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| Property / arkmap description | |||
While the UEE still controls the rights to the system overall, the four planets themselves were sold by the government to four megacorporations making them the only privately-owned worlds in the Empire. Though subject to the UEE’s Common Laws and standard penal code, the UEE does not police the region. Instead, private planetary security teams enforce the local law. | |||
| Property / arkmap description: While the UEE still controls the rights to the system overall, the four planets themselves were sold by the government to four megacorporations making them the only privately-owned worlds in the Empire. Though subject to the UEE’s Common Laws and standard penal code, the UEE does not police the region. Instead, private planetary security teams enforce the local law. / rank | |||
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| Property / arkmap description: While the UEE still controls the rights to the system overall, the four planets themselves were sold by the government to four megacorporations making them the only privately-owned worlds in the Empire. Though subject to the UEE’s Common Laws and standard penal code, the UEE does not police the region. Instead, private planetary security teams enforce the local law. / reference | |||
| Property / has jump point | |||
| Property / has jump point: Stanton-Pyro jump point / rank | |||
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| Property / adjacent system | |||
| Property / adjacent system: Pyro / rank | |||
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| Property / adjacent system: Magnus / rank | |||
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| Property / adjacent system: Terra / rank | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:25, 3 February 2020
Planetary system
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Stanton |
Planetary system |
Statements
STANTON
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SINGLE_STAR
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While the UEE still controls the rights to the system overall, the four planets themselves were sold by the government to four megacorporations making them the only privately-owned worlds in the Empire. Though subject to the UEE’s Common Laws and standard penal code, the UEE does not police the region. Instead, private planetary security teams enforce the local law.
Identifiers
314
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