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# Record Name Category Subcategory 1 Cedar Grove Urban Areas Cities Cedar Grove One of three proposed suburban housing tracts that were to be set up outside the city seven years earlier, but when city merchants opposed them, claiming they would draw too much retail business away from the city, only two of them - Waterville and Cedar Grove - were approved. Macon Heights was not. 2 Jacksonville Urban Areas Cities Jacksonville City along the B Train route. 3 Lewisberg Urban Areas Cities Lewisberg City along the B Train route. 4 Macon Heights Urban Areas Cities Macon Heights One of three proposed suburban housing tracts that were to be set up outside the city seven years earlier, but when city merchants opposed them, claiming they would draw too much retail business away from the city, only Waterville and Cedar Grove were approved. Somehow though, Macon Heights did eventually come into existence along the B Train route, between Jacksonville and Lewisburg. 5 Sector T137 Urban Areas Cities Sector T137 6 The Undersurface Urban Areas Cities The Undersurface The city underground where survivors of the war sought refuge. 7 Waterville Urban Areas Cities Waterville One of three proposed suburban housing tracts that were to be set up outside the city seven years earlier, but when city merchants opposed them, claiming they would draw too much retail business away from the city, only two of them - Waterville and Cedar Grove - were approved. Macon Heights was not.

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