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 From gate to gate, the city spans approximately 20 miles, meaning it takes a full 8-hours of travel to reach the other side, something the innkeepers within tend to appreciate.
-The city is several city blocks wide, divided by the Bridgeroad running straight across the center. It takes 40-60 minutes to go from one side to the other. The width of the bridge itself is uniform, but the traversable width varies with the buildings from chokepoints such as the Tollgates, over residential city blocks, and to larger open spaces like city parks and town squares.
+The city is several city blocks wide to either side of the Bridgeroad running straight across the center of the bridge. The full width is about a mile, but it typically takes 40-60 minutes to go from one side to the other through the winding alleys. The width of the bridge itself is uniform, but the traversable width varies with the buildings from chokepoints such as the Tollgates, over residential city blocks, and to larger open spaces like city parks and town squares.
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