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'''The Chesters''' is a name given for the south eastern area in the [[State of Vandergart]]. They derive their name from the towns of Eastchester, Westchester and Ginchester. The area is a predominantly residential area, with most residents being employed in nearby [[Yorkerdam]], along with being a hot spot for holiday homes for the wealthy. Westchester, not to be confused with Westchester University, is home to the largest and most expensive homes in [[Delamaria]], along with [[Vernon House]], a [[President of Delamaria|Presidential retreat]].
'''The Chesters''' is a name given for the south eastern area in the [[State of Vandergart]]. They derive their name from the towns of Eastchester, Westchester and Ginchester. The area is a predominantly residential area, with most residents being employed in nearby [[Yorkerdam]], along with being a hot spot for holiday homes for the wealthy. Westchester, not to be confused with Westchester University, is home to the largest and most expensive homes in [[Delamaria]], along with [[Vernon House]], a [[President of Delamaria|Presidential retreat]].
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The Chesters is a name given for the south eastern area in the State of Vandergart. They derive their name from the towns of Eastchester, Westchester and Ginchester. The area is a predominantly residential area, with most residents being employed in nearby Yorkerdam, along with being a hot spot for holiday homes for the wealthy. Westchester, not to be confused with Westchester University, is home to the largest and most expensive homes in Delamaria, along with Vernon House, a Presidential retreat.