Junction City

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Junction City is a recently discovered valley, between Modoc and New Reno and the caravan rest place in northern California.

Population:	Every day different, usually between 200 - 400 people.
Popoulation density:	Medium to high.
Terrain:	Flat valley.
Governmental system:	Anarchy.
Who currently reigns:	No one.
Military:	None.
Police:	None.
Electrical power supply:	None.
Vehicle provision:	Sometimes some wood or bio diesel. From time to time even energy cells.
Livestock provision:	Brahmin and horses are usually excellently taken care of.
Average education:	Very differing.
What the law says about: Theft -> Murder -> Assault -> Drugs -> Gambling -> Cheating at gambling -> Prostitution -> Alcohol ->	-> Compensation -> Public hanging -> Compensation -> Legal, but few are taken -> Legal -> Compensation after taring and feathering -> Legal, but frowned upon -> Very legal
Average prices for: Iguana-on-a-stick: -> NukaCola -> A good, stomach filling lunch -> A liter of clear, filtered water -> A Jet Canister -> A good room for the night -> A bath ->	About 3 $ About 5 $ About 10 $ About 5 $ About 10 $ Not available Not available
This city in three words:	tents, merchants, cowboys

History:

TIt's not even been five years, that a caravan between Modoc and New Reno lost it's way and found an idyllic, but not easily accessible valley. There was desert grass in masses for the brahmin and horses and a great watering hole. The discovery went from mouth to mouth and more and more caravans found this valley to be a good opportunity for a few days of rest in northern California.
Today, Junction City is a constantly breaking up tent city.

There is no permanent resident there, only caravans that are passing through and stop for a day or two to rest. The valleys soil allows desert grass to grow, but nothing else – many farmers have tried.