Upper Capital City

Upper Capital City is one of the two regions of Capital City divided by the Silver Gate River. It was a major setting in Supermen: The Musical.

Geography
The Silver Gate River divides Capital City into two distinct regions. The northern region is known as Upper Capital City. It is is turn subdivided into City Centers, which specialize in specific aspects of city life.

Civic Center
Encompassing all of City Square, the Civic Center is the "Heart of Capital City", and home to its three Halls of Law, Order, and Justice. It is the seat of government in Capital City and, by extension, the entire country.

Commercial Center
The Commercial Center is the trade and business center of Capital City, and is in turn subdivided into districts specific to the products and services sold. Its partnership with the Industrial Center of Lower Capital City has been in effect for years. It also the base of the Capital Chronicle, America's most trusted news source.

Cultural Center
The Cultural Center of Capital City was created to preserve, protect, and expand the great American culture. It boasts several public parks and distinguished museums and theaters, as well as the Public Library and Capital University.

Housing Center
The Housing Center is an extensive housing project located on the northernmost side of Capital City. As Upper Capital real estate is notoriously expensive, most of its residents are affluent citizens whose families have lived in the city for generations.