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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] You'd have to rezone from the north downwards.[u] It all starts at the northeast corner, west of the park (Barnaby Woods, someone mentioned on another thread). That's a hard boundary, as is the MD state line and the river. You can tweak Lafayette moving the boundary with Murch more north, and a little more east. Then in turn you have to contract Murch northwards and probably east. Then you'd have to re-draw Hearst and Janney to pick up what Murch loses. If Janney were shifted slightly east, then Mann might have to shift slightly east. To make up for that, it would need to yield territory in the west to Key. [b]Then Key would need to move north.[/b] [/quote] But the southern boundary of Key is the Potomac River. And it's 25% over capacity.[/quote]
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