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	** [[West 141,759]]: a world under quarantine.		** [[West 141,759]]: a world under quarantine.
	** [[West 191,248]]: a slightly shop-soiled Long Earth.		** [[West 191,248]]: a slightly shop-soiled Long Earth.
			** West 389,413
	** Cueball: a perfectly smooth copy of Earth, hence the name.		** Cueball: a perfectly smooth copy of Earth, hence the name.
	* Unnamed belt, from West 460,000 to West 1,000,000.		* Unnamed belt, from West 460,000 to West 1,000,000.
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	* The High Meggers, from West 1,000,000 to some way past the Gap. Includes subregions such as the Valhallan Belt.		* The High Meggers, from West 1,000,000 to some way past the Gap. Includes subregions such as the Valhallan Belt.
	** [[West 1,176,865]]		** [[West 1,176,865]]
			** [[New Springfield]] a.k.a. West 1,217,754.
	** [[West 1,349,877]]		** [[West 1,349,877]]
	** [[West 1,397,426]]: location of [[Hell-Knows-Where]].		** [[West 1,397,426]]: location of [[Hell-Knows-Where]].
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	** [[Gap Minus One]]: the nearest Long Earth to the [[Gap]], a little bit past West 2,000,000.		** [[Gap Minus One]]: the nearest Long Earth to the [[Gap]], a little bit past West 2,000,000.
	** The [[Gap]]: strictly speaking the first Western Gap, but everyone just calls it the Gap. Later used as a point of entry to the Long Mars.		** The [[Gap]]: strictly speaking the first Western Gap, but everyone just calls it the Gap. Later used as a point of entry to the Long Mars.
	** First Person Singular is somewhere ~~around here~~.		** First Person Singular is somewhere on the West side of the Gap.
	* Unnamed belt up to West 30M. A crustacean-dominated subbelt exists, centred on West 17M or thereabouts.		* Unnamed belt up to West 30M. A crustacean-dominated subbelt exists, centred on West 17M or thereabouts.
	** West 17,297,031: contained a society of crabs, complete with buildings and palace.		** West 17,297,031: contained a society of crabs, complete with buildings and palace.
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	* Unnamed belt, West 161M to West 175M. The first half of this belt is dominated with acid-based life; the second half contains many worlds where the amount of land is much higher or lower than the Datum, and a few more examples of "Traversers" similar to First Person Singular.		* Unnamed belt, West 161M to West 175M. The first half of this belt is dominated with acid-based life; the second half contains many worlds where the amount of land is much higher or lower than the Datum, and a few more examples of "Traversers" similar to First Person Singular.
	** West 161,753,428: one of many worlds within the belt that contain acid-based life.		** West 161,753,428: one of many worlds within the belt that contain acid-based life.
			** West 174,827,918
	* Bonsai Belt, West 182M to West 190M. Another belt consisting largely of dual-origin life.		* Bonsai Belt, West 182M to West 190M. Another belt consisting largely of dual-origin life.
	** West 182,498,761: a typical Bonsai Belt world.		** West 182,498,761: a typical Bonsai Belt world.

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	** West 100,000, also known as Good Old Hundred K.		** West 100,000, also known as Good Old Hundred K.
	** [[West 101,754]]: the world on which Reboot was founded.		** [[West 101,754]]: the world on which Reboot was founded.
	** [[West 141,759]]:		** [[West 141,759]]: a world under quarantine.
	** [[West 191,248]]: a slightly shop-soiled Long Earth.		** [[West 191,248]]: a slightly shop-soiled Long Earth.
	** Cueball: a perfectly smooth copy of Earth, hence the name.		** Cueball: a perfectly smooth copy of Earth, hence the name.
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	** East 8,616,289: home to what appears to be a society of tortoises.		** East 8,616,289: home to what appears to be a society of tortoises.
	** East 20,000,000: the furthest Eastern world visited by the Chinese expedition. Contains a commemorative cairn and not much else.		** East 20,000,000: the furthest Eastern world visited by the Chinese expedition. Contains a commemorative cairn and not much else.

	~~==Notable Earths==~~

	[[Category:The Long Earth\|Earth Long]]		[[Category:The Long Earth\|Earth Long]]
	[[Category: Long Earth locations]]		[[Category: Long Earth locations]]
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	** West 100,000, also known as Good Old Hundred K.		** West 100,000, also known as Good Old Hundred K.
	** [[West 101,754]]: the world on which Reboot was founded.		** [[West 101,754]]: the world on which Reboot was founded.
			** [[West 141,759]]:
	** [[West 191,248]]: a slightly shop-soiled Long Earth.		** [[West 191,248]]: a slightly shop-soiled Long Earth.
			** Cueball: a perfectly smooth copy of Earth, hence the name.
	* Unnamed belt, from West 460,000 to West 1,000,000.		* Unnamed belt, from West 460,000 to West 1,000,000.
	** [[West 485,671]]: a [[Joker World]].		** [[West 485,671]]: a [[Joker World]].
			** The world containing Second Person Singular, near West 700,000.
	** [[West 831,264]]: a Joker.		** [[West 831,264]]: a Joker.
	** Cueball: a perfectly smooth copy of Earth, hence the name.		* The High Meggers, from West 1,000,000 to some way past the Gap. Includes subregions such as the Valhallan Belt.
	* The High Meggers, from West 1,000,000 to some way past the Gap. Includes ~~poorly defined~~ subregions such as the Valhallan Belt.
	** [[West 1,176,865]]		** [[West 1,176,865]]
	** [[West 1,349,877]]		** [[West 1,349,877]]

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 There are some worlds that are mere dust-bowls, like the worst class of planets, or are covered in ice, where nothing can grow. These are called [[Joker World|Joker Worlds]], and are not to be confused with the other [[Jokers]].
 [[Diamond Worlds]] also exist: these are places of truly outstanding potential, for one reason or another, and create excitement for what they represent. [[Rectangles]] is one, as it carries evidence that there was once a technological civilisation here way in advance of [[Datum Earth]]. But the fact its people all died out might just conceivably be related to an awful lot of smouldering radiation...
 ==Notable Earths==
 [[Category:The Long Earth|Earth Long]]
 [[Category: Long Earth locations]]

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Notable Earths

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	==Notable Earths==		==Notable Earths==
	* [[Datum Earth]]		* [[Datum Earth]]
	* [[Earth East 1-6]] prove people just can't be trusted with brand spanking new planets to colonise.
	* East 3		* East 3
	* West 5		* West 5
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	* [[West 2,217,643]]: the nearest Long Earth to the [[Gap]].		* [[West 2,217,643]]: the nearest Long Earth to the [[Gap]].
	* West 2,217,644: the first Western [[Gap]].		* West 2,217,644: the first Western [[Gap]].
			* [[East 38]] proves people just can't be trusted with brand spanking new planets to colonise.
	* East 2,201,749: contained a complex ecosystem that was wiped out by a hypercane between visits (probably).		* East 2,201,749: contained a complex ecosystem that was wiped out by a hypercane between visits (probably).
	* [[East 2,217,643]]: the first Eastern [[Gap]], discovered by the Chinese expedition of 2040. The fact that Datum Earth lies as close to halfway between both Gaps as is possible probably says a lot.		* [[East 2,217,643]]: the first Eastern [[Gap]], discovered by the Chinese expedition of 2040. The fact that Datum Earth lies as close to halfway between both Gaps as is possible probably says a lot.

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	The '''Long Earth''' is a phenomenon explored in (unsurprisingly) ''[[The Long Earth]]''. Imagine a pack of cards. Our world- [[Roundworld]], [[Datum Earth]], it goes by many names- is in the middle, and one can travel, using the [[Stepper]], through the cards, although one often experiences nausea. Hardly any of the worlds are occupied, so it seems the evolution of mankind is a unique thing. It is unknown whether the card pack circles round to meet itself, or whether there is something more mysterious at the end. However, as one travels further from Datum Earth the differences become more pronounced, with worlds in the ten-millions having a much greater chance of being uninhabitable than the closer ones.		The '''Long Earth''' is a phenomenon explored in (unsurprisingly) ''[[The Long Earth]]''. Imagine a pack of cards. Our world- [[Roundworld]], [[Datum Earth]], it goes by many names- is in the middle, and one can travel, using the [[Stepper]], through the cards, although one often experiences nausea. Hardly any of the worlds are occupied, so it seems the evolution of mankind is a unique thing. It is unknown whether the card pack circles round to meet itself, or whether there is something more mysterious at the end. However, as one travels further from Datum Earth the differences become more pronounced, with worlds in the ten-millions having a much greater chance of being uninhabitable than the closer ones, and one starts to find large sections of "purple scum" worlds where no complex life exists. By the two hundred millions one finds Earths which have different levels of gravity, and it has been speculated that there may be a world where Earth never existed at all.

	Datum Earth is one of many 'interglacial' worlds; that is, worlds that are covered in trees and rich forms of life. Animals thrive there, with unusual species of armadillos and horses being in profusion. Who knows, there might be a [[Hermit Elephant]] in there. The interglacial worlds are surrounded by a set of worlds experiencing ice ages- this is called the Ice Belt, and it starts at West 11. As a result the previous world, West 10, has become a sort of 'mustering' world, where supplies and suchlike can be purchased.		Datum Earth is one of many 'interglacial' worlds; that is, worlds that are covered in trees and rich forms of life. Animals thrive there, with unusual species of armadillos and horses being in profusion. Who knows, there might be a [[Hermit Elephant]] in there. The interglacial worlds are surrounded by a set of worlds experiencing ice ages- this is called the Ice Belt, and it starts at West 11. As a result the previous world, West 10, has become a sort of 'mustering' world, where supplies and suchlike can be purchased.
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	* [[West 1,617,524]] The home Long Earth of the Beagles.		* [[West 1,617,524]] The home Long Earth of the Beagles.
	* [[West 2,217,643]]: the nearest Long Earth to the [[Gap]].		* [[West 2,217,643]]: the nearest Long Earth to the [[Gap]].
			* West 2,217,644: the first Western [[Gap]].
	* East 2,201,749: contained a complex ecosystem that was wiped out by a hypercane between visits (probably).		* East 2,201,749: contained a complex ecosystem that was wiped out by a hypercane between visits (probably).
	* [[East 2,217,643]]: the first Eastern [[Gap]], discovered by the Chinese expedition of 2040. The fact that Datum Earth lies as close to halfway between both Gaps as is possible probably says a lot.		* [[East 2,217,643]]: the first Eastern [[Gap]], discovered by the Chinese expedition of 2040. The fact that Datum Earth lies as close to halfway between both Gaps as is possible probably says a lot.
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	* East 20,000,000: the furthest Eastern world visited by the Chinese expedition. Contains a commemorative cairn and not much else.		* East 20,000,000: the furthest Eastern world visited by the Chinese expedition. Contains a commemorative cairn and not much else.
	* Cueball: a perfectly smooth copy of Earth, hence the name.		* Cueball: a perfectly smooth copy of Earth, hence the name.
			* West 182,674,101: the location where the Neil Armstrong I crashed.
			* West 239,741,211 a.k.a Karakal.
			* West 247,830,855: where Earth is merely a moon of a larger planet.
			* West 250,000,000: the furthest Western world visited by the expedition of 2045. The commemorative cairn here is bigger than the Chinese one on East 20,000,000.

	[[Category:The Long Earth\|Earth Long]]		[[Category:The Long Earth\|Earth Long]]
	[[Category: Long Earth locations]]		[[Category: Long Earth locations]]

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	Datum Earth is one of many 'interglacial' worlds; that is, worlds that are covered in trees and rich forms of life. Animals thrive there, with unusual species of armadillos and horses being in profusion. Who knows, there might be a [[Hermit Elephant]] in there. The interglacial worlds are surrounded by a set of worlds experiencing ice ages- this is called the Ice Belt, and it starts at West 11. As a result the previous world, West 10, has become a sort of 'mustering' world, where supplies and suchlike can be purchased.		Datum Earth is one of many 'interglacial' worlds; that is, worlds that are covered in trees and rich forms of life. Animals thrive there, with unusual species of armadillos and horses being in profusion. Who knows, there might be a [[Hermit Elephant]] in there. The interglacial worlds are surrounded by a set of worlds experiencing ice ages- this is called the Ice Belt, and it starts at West 11. As a result the previous world, West 10, has become a sort of 'mustering' world, where supplies and suchlike can be purchased.

	Similarly there is the Mine Belt, a set of worlds filled with desolate deserts and rich minerals, and the Corn Belt, which is good farming country and is ideal for setting up colonies. It starts at West 100,000 and extends to around West ~~450~~,000 or so.		Similarly there is the Mine Belt, a set of worlds filled with desolate deserts and rich minerals, and the Corn Belt, which is good farming country and is ideal for setting up colonies. It starts at West 100,000 and extends to around West 460,000 or so.

	There are some worlds that are mere dust-bowls, like the worst class of planets, or are covered in ice, where nothing can grow. These are called [[Joker World\|Joker Worlds]], and are not to be confused with the other [[Jokers]].		There are some worlds that are mere dust-bowls, like the worst class of planets, or are covered in ice, where nothing can grow. These are called [[Joker World\|Joker Worlds]], and are not to be confused with the other [[Jokers]].

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	The '''Long Earth''' is a phenomenon explored in (unsurprisingly) ''[[The Long Earth]]''. Imagine a pack of cards. Our world- [[Roundworld]], [[Datum Earth]], it goes by many names- is in the middle, and one can travel, using the [[Stepper]], through the cards, although one often experiences nausea. Hardly any of the worlds are occupied, so it seems the evolution of mankind is a unique thing ~~(though the rest of this page proves otherwise)~~. It is unknown whether the card pack circles round to meet itself, or whether there is something more mysterious at the end. However, as one travels further from Datum Earth the differences become more pronounced, with worlds in the ten-millions having a much greater chance of being uninhabitable than the closer ones.		The '''Long Earth''' is a phenomenon explored in (unsurprisingly) ''[[The Long Earth]]''. Imagine a pack of cards. Our world- [[Roundworld]], [[Datum Earth]], it goes by many names- is in the middle, and one can travel, using the [[Stepper]], through the cards, although one often experiences nausea. Hardly any of the worlds are occupied, so it seems the evolution of mankind is a unique thing. It is unknown whether the card pack circles round to meet itself, or whether there is something more mysterious at the end. However, as one travels further from Datum Earth the differences become more pronounced, with worlds in the ten-millions having a much greater chance of being uninhabitable than the closer ones.

	Datum Earth is one of many 'interglacial' worlds; that is, worlds that are covered in trees and rich forms of life. Animals thrive there, with unusual species of armadillos and horses being in profusion. Who knows, there might be a [[Hermit Elephant]] in there. The interglacial worlds are surrounded by a set of worlds experiencing ice ages- this is called the Ice Belt, and it starts at West 11. As a result the previous world, West 10, has become a sort of 'mustering' world, where supplies and suchlike can be purchased.		Datum Earth is one of many 'interglacial' worlds; that is, worlds that are covered in trees and rich forms of life. Animals thrive there, with unusual species of armadillos and horses being in profusion. Who knows, there might be a [[Hermit Elephant]] in there. The interglacial worlds are surrounded by a set of worlds experiencing ice ages- this is called the Ice Belt, and it starts at West 11. As a result the previous world, West 10, has become a sort of 'mustering' world, where supplies and suchlike can be purchased.

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	* The High Meggers, from West 1,000,000 to some way past the Gap. Includes subregions such as the Valhallan Belt.		* The High Meggers, from West 1,000,000 to some way past the Gap. Includes subregions such as the Valhallan Belt.
	** [[West 1,176,865]]		** [[West 1,176,865]]
	** [[~~New Springfield]] a.k.a.~~ West 1,217,~~754~~.		** [[West 1,217,756]]: location of [[New Springfield]].
	** [[West 1,349,877]]		** [[West 1,349,877]]
	** [[West 1,397,426]]: location of [[Hell-Knows-Where]].		** [[West 1,397,426]]: location of [[Hell-Knows-Where]].
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	** The [[Gap]]: strictly speaking the first Western Gap, but everyone just calls it the Gap. Later used as a point of entry to the Long Mars.		** The [[Gap]]: strictly speaking the first Western Gap, but everyone just calls it the Gap. Later used as a point of entry to the Long Mars.
	** First Person Singular is somewhere on the West side of the Gap.		** First Person Singular is somewhere on the West side of the Gap.
	* Unnamed belt up to West 30M. A crustacean-dominated subbelt exists, centred on West 17M or thereabouts.		* Unnamed belt up to approximately West 30M. A crustacean-dominated subbelt exists, centred on West 17M or thereabouts.
	** West 17,297,031: contained a society of crabs, complete with buildings and palace.		** West 17,297,031: contained a society of crabs, complete with buildings and palace.
	* Purple Scum Belt 1, from a bit before West 30M to around West 100M. Seventy million worlds that don't contain any life more complex than single-celled bacteria, though one presumes there are a few exceptions in there.		* Purple Scum Belt 1, from a bit before West 30M to around West 100M. Seventy million worlds that don't contain any life more complex than single-celled bacteria, though one presumes there are a few exceptions in there.
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	* Cnidarian Belt, from a little past West 100M to about West 110M.		* Cnidarian Belt, from a little past West 100M to about West 110M.
	** West 102,453,654: a typical Cnidarian Belt world.		** West 102,453,654: a typical Cnidarian Belt world.
	* Purple Scum Belt 2, from West 110M to West 130M.		* Purple Scum Belt 2, from West ~110M to West ~130M.
	* Anaerobic Belt, from West 130M to about West 161M. Worlds in this belt contains no oxygen-producing life, and hence no oxygen.		* Anaerobic Belt, from West 130M to about West 161M. Worlds in this belt contains no oxygen-producing life, and hence no oxygen.
	* Unnamed belt, West 161M to West ~~175M~~. The first half of this belt is dominated with acid-based life; the second half contains many worlds where the amount of land is much higher or lower than the Datum, and a few more examples of "Traversers" similar to First Person Singular.		* Unnamed belt, West ~161M to West ~182M. The first half of this belt is dominated with acid-based life; the second half contains many worlds where the amount of land is much higher or lower than the Datum, and a few more examples of "Traversers" similar to First Person Singular.
	** West 161,753,428: one of many worlds within the belt that contain acid-based life.		** West 161,753,428: one of many worlds within the belt that contain acid-based life.
	** West 174,827,918		** West 174,827,918
	* Bonsai Belt, West 182M to West 190M. Another belt consisting largely of dual-origin life.		* Bonsai Belt, West ~182M to West ~190M. Another belt consisting largely of dual-origin life.
	** West 182,498,761: a typical Bonsai Belt world.		** West 182,498,761: a typical Bonsai Belt world.
	** West 182,674,101: the location where the Neil Armstrong I crashed.		** West 182,674,101: the location where the Neil Armstrong I crashed.
	* West 190M to West 210M: another purple scum belt.		* West ~190M to West ~210M: another purple scum belt.
	* West 210M to West 220M: another Anaerobic Belt.		* West ~210M to West ~220M: another Anaerobic Belt.
	* West 220M onwards, where there are Gaps all over the place, and the number of moons Earth has keeps changing, as does the gravity. It is believed that this is due to the process of Earth's formation occurring differently in these worlds.		* West ~220M onwards, where there are Gaps all over the place, and the number of moons Earth has keeps changing, as does the gravity. It is believed that this is due to the process of Earth's formation occurring differently in these worlds.
	** West 239,741,211 a.k.a Karakal.		** West 239,741,211 a.k.a Karakal.
	** West 247,830,855: where Earth is merely a moon of a larger planet.		** West 247,830,855: where Earth is merely a moon of a larger planet.

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	** West 5		** West 5
	** West 10: the last Western world before the Ice Belt.		** West 10: the last Western world before the Ice Belt.
			** West 11
	** [[East 38]] proves people just can't be trusted with brand spanking new planets to colonise.		** [[East 38]] proves people just can't be trusted with brand spanking new planets to colonise.
	* The Ice Belt, starting from West 11 and extending to about West 36,000.		* The Ice Belt, starting from West 11 and extending to about West 36,000.
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	* The Corn Belt, covering West 100,000 to about West 460,000.		* The Corn Belt, covering West 100,000 to about West 460,000.
	** West 100,000, also known as Good Old Hundred K.		** West 100,000, also known as Good Old Hundred K.
			** West 101,752: contains New Scarsdale, a "county seat", the "county" in question spanning several worlds, and including Reboot.
	** [[West 101,754]]: the world on which Reboot was founded.		** [[West 101,754]]: the world on which Reboot was founded.
	** [[West 141,759]]: a world under quarantine.		** [[West 141,759]]: a world under quarantine.
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	** First Person Singular is somewhere around here.		** First Person Singular is somewhere around here.
	* Unnamed belt up to West 30M. A crustacean-dominated subbelt exists, centred on West 17M or thereabouts.		* Unnamed belt up to West 30M. A crustacean-dominated subbelt exists, centred on West 17M or thereabouts.
	** West 17,297,031: contained a society of crabs, complete with		** West 17,297,031: contained a society of crabs, complete with buildings and palace.
	* Purple Scum Belt 1, from a bit before West 30M to around West 100M. Seventy million worlds that don't contain any life more complex than single-celled bacteria, though one presumes there are a few exceptions in there.		* Purple Scum Belt 1, from a bit before West 30M to around West 100M. Seventy million worlds that don't contain any life more complex than single-celled bacteria, though one presumes there are a few exceptions in there.
	* Pangaean Belt, a subbelt of the first Purple Scum belt, from about West 35M to about West 50M. Notable for supercontinents, very low oxygen levels and high carbon ~~dixoide~~ levels.		* Pangaean Belt, a subbelt of the first Purple Scum belt, from about West 35M to about West 50M. Notable for supercontinents, very low oxygen levels and high carbon dioxide levels.
	** West 35,693,562: a typical Pangaean Belt world consisting of a single supercontinent, the interior of which is too dried out to support life at all.		** West 35,693,562: a typical Pangaean Belt world consisting of a single supercontinent, the interior of which is too dried out to support life at all.
	* Cnidarian Belt, from a little past West 100M to about West 110M.		* Cnidarian Belt, from a little past West 100M to about West 110M.
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	* West 190M to West 210M: another purple scum belt.		* West 190M to West 210M: another purple scum belt.
	* West 210M to West 220M: another Anaerobic Belt.		* West 210M to West 220M: another Anaerobic Belt.
	* West 220M onwards, where there are Gaps ~~everywhere~~, the number of moons Earth has keeps changing, as does the gravity. It is believed that this is due to the process of Earth's formation occurring differently in these worlds.		* West 220M onwards, where there are Gaps all over the place, and the number of moons Earth has keeps changing, as does the gravity. It is believed that this is due to the process of Earth's formation occurring differently in these worlds.
	** West 239,741,211 a.k.a Karakal.		** West 239,741,211 a.k.a Karakal.
	** West 247,830,855: where Earth is merely a moon of a larger planet.		** West 247,830,855: where Earth is merely a moon of a larger planet.
	** West 250,000,000: the furthest Western world visited by the expedition of 2045. The commemorative cairn here is bigger than the Chinese one on East 20,000,000.		** West 250,000,000: the furthest Western world visited by the expedition of 2045. The commemorative cairn here is bigger than the Chinese one on East 20,000,000.
	* Earths East of the Low Earths. If these worlds are also divided into regions, the names of these regions are unknown.		* Earths East of the Low Earths. If these worlds are also divided into regions, the names of these regions are unknown.
	** East 2,201,749: contained a complex ecosystem that was wiped out by a hypercane between visits ~~(probably)~~.		** East 2,201,749: contained a complex ecosystem that was predicted to be wiped out by a hypercane between visits.
	** [[East 2,217,643]]: the first Eastern [[Gap]], discovered by the Chinese expedition of 2040. The fact that Datum Earth lies close to halfway between both Gaps probably says a lot.		** [[East 2,217,643]]: the first Eastern [[Gap]], discovered by the Chinese expedition of 2040. The fact that Datum Earth lies close to halfway between both Gaps probably says a lot.
	** East 8,616,289: home to what appears to be a society of tortoises.		** East 8,616,289: home to what appears to be a society of tortoises.