The City of New Crobuzon

• 800k JPG image Coloured and numbered map.
• 500k GIF image From the Perdido Street Station book.

• Barrackham (16)
• Canker Wedge (3)
• Chimer (24)
• Creekside (25)
• Dryside (4)
• Gallmarch (23)
• Gross Coil (39)
• Howl Barrow (38)
  Noted for its homosexual, transvestite and theatre community. The Pretty Brigade who fought valiantly for the Collective during the return of the Iron Council come from here.
• Kinken (48)
• Litchford (21)
• Raven's Gate (1)
  This is Raven's Gate, this brutalized warren around us. The rotting buildings lean against each other, exhausted. The river smears slime on its brick banks, city walls risen from the depths to hold the water at bay. There is a vile stink here.
• Rim (26)
• Riverskin (36)
• Saint Jabber's Mound (22)
• Salacus Fields (37)
• Sangwine (18)
• Sheck (42)
• Skulford (41)
• Smog Bend (40)
• Sobek Croix (17)
• Spatters (20)
• Spit Hearth (24)
• Tar Wedge (2)
• The Crow (23)
• West Gidd (27)

• Abrogate Green (
• Aspic (15)
  The city reeked. But today was market day down in Aspic Hole, and the pungent slick of dung-smell and rot that rolled over New Crobuzon was, in these streets, for these hours, improved with paprika and fresh tomato, hot oil and fish and cinnamon, cured meat, banana and onion.
  The food stalls stretched the noisy length of Shadrach Street. Books and manuscripts and pictures filled up Selchit Pass, an avenue of desultory banyans and crumbling concrete a little way to the east. There were earthenware products spilling down the road to Barrackham in the south; engine parts to the west; toys down one side street; clothes between two more; and countless other goods filling all the alleys. The rows of merchandise converged crookedly on Aspic Hole like spokes on a broken wheel.
  In the Hole itself all distinctions broke down. In the shadow of old walls and unsafe towers were a pile of gears, a ramshackle table of broken crockery and crude clay ornaments, a case of mouldering textbooks. Antiques, sex, flea-powder. Between the stalls stomped hissing constructs. Beggars argued in the bowels of deserted buildings. Members of strange races bought peculiar things.
  Aspic Bazaar, a blaring mess of goods, grease and tallymen. Mercantile law ruled: let the buyer beware.
• Badside (10)
• Bonetown (45)
• Brock Marsh (43)
  The academic suburb of New Crobuzon. Full of physiks, biothaumaturges and artists of all sorts. New inventions are a weekly occurance, and with luck - it won't run wild.
• Chnum (6)
• Dog Fenn (11)
• East Gidd (28)
• Echomire (32)
• Flag Hill (5)
• Flyside (35)
• Griss Twist (46)
• Kelltree (20)
• Ludmead (44)
• Mafaton (29)
• Mog Hill (31)
• Murkside (34)
• Nigh Sump (7)
• Pelorus Fields (13)
• Petty Coil (47)
• Pincod (9)
• Saltbur (30)
• Stoneshell (12)
• Sunter (33)
• Syriac (14)
• Syriac Well (33)

Location: The Crow
The rail hub and central government building of New Crobuzon. This massive building sits in the centre of the city. Both the sky rails and the land rails have their termini here. The ambassadorial suites are also housed here (including The Weaver and the Ambassador of Hell). It is the tallest building in the city, topped by the Spire.

Location: Perdido Street Station
The central, and main Militia building of New Crobuzon.

Location: Bonetown
The ancient bones of a long forgotten monster rise the height of the tallest buildings in the inner suburb of Bonetown. The bones are thicker than trees and harder than stone - many times older than the city which surrounds it and grew to encompass them. No one knows how old they are, what type of creature they were from, or what killed it. Magic and technology continually fail to work in their vicinity. Many believe the area to be at best cursed, or haunted. Treat as a continual supression field.

Location: Riverskin
The Cactacae (or Cactusman) city-within-a-city. A huge metal and glass dome that covers severeal city blocks. Temperature inside the Glasshouse is equivalent to a desert. Only Cactacae live inside, but outsiders can visit on very rare occasions.

Location: Mafaton

New Crobuzon sits on the joining of two rivers. The Tar from the northwest and the Canker from the north meet near the centre of the city to form the Gross Tar, that exits in the southeast. The rivers meet at Strack Island.

• Odner's Bridge.
  Raven's Gate to Chimer.
• Hadrach Bridge
  Creekside to Rim.
• Drud Crossing
  Smog Bend to The Crow.
• Stentorus Bridge
  Smog Bend to Gross Coil.
• Mandrake Bridge
  Lichford to Gross Coil.
• Barrow Bridge
  Howl Barrow to Kinken
• Nabob Bridge
  Riverskin to Sheck
• Pigment Bridge
  Riverskin to Petty Coil
• Cockscomb Bridge
  Flyside to Petty Coil
• Sheer Bridge
  Griss Twist to Brock Marsh

• Khadoh Bridge
  Canker Wedge to Dryside
• Coins End Crossing
  West Gidd to East Gidd
• Barguest Bridge
  Brock Marsh to Ludmead
• Danechi's Bridge
  Brock Marsh to Bonetown

• Rust Bridge
  Griss Fell to Kelltree
• Barley Bridge
  Syriac Well to Echomire
• Grand Calibre Bridge
  Broken (was between Badside and Dog Fenn)

All tracks originate from Perdido Street Station. There are two types - Trains which use the land based rails, and Pods which use the Skyrail.

• Verso Line
  →Rim→Creek Slum→Chitin→Low Falling Mud→Chimer's End
• Sink Line
  →Outer Crow→Skulkford→East Sink→Lich Sitting→Fell Stop→(ruined station in Rudewood)
• Sud Line
  →Spit Bazaar→Sly→Salacus Fields
  →Spit Bazaar→Sly→Petty Coil→Saltpetre→Trauka→Syriac Rising→The Downs
• Dexter Line
  →Gidd→Barguest Bridge→Ludd Fallow→Station Junction→Kelltree
  →Gidd→Barguest Bridge→Ludd Fallow→Station Junction→Mog→Dark Water→Abrogate Green
• Head Line
  →North Crow→Dryside→Hog Leaving→Flag end→Terminus

• →Canker Wedge
• →Tar Wedge
• →Saint Jabber's Mound
• →Sheck→Ketch Heath
• →Flyside→Barrackham
• →Chnum→Mog Hill