Junction of Keep Street and Boron Street               -      N      - 
(-------------------------------------------------)     W <---(M)---> E
                                                        -      S      -

The southernmost road in Lowangen, Boron Street runs east-west along the
stone revetted walls which form a perimeter around the city.  A scattering
of maple trees have been planted at the four corners of this intersection. 
The large cobblestones that have been laid along this thoroughfare are
extremely worn down from use, as this was one of the first roads constructed
by the settlers of the town.  Many of the local shops and guilds can be
found along this well-traveled causeway.  A tall obsidian street lamp rises
up at this intersection, marking the crossing for weary travelers.  In the
distance to the north, the outer walls of the fabled Lowangen Keep climb up
above the rest of the countryside.  To the south stands the guard
checkpoint, which lies just before the massive main gates of the town.  
A pigeon is looking for food on the streets here.