Town Stanley

Town Stanley Is the largest town on Craònaith. Being the largest town the local police and fire service both have their headquarters in Town Stanly, as well as the only secondary school and hospital on Craònaith. Located across the Beagle Straights it is the main ferry crossing between Craònaith and Fyrkyrak. The town was expanded greatly from a village in the early 20th century, to differentiate itself from the old village it was referred to as "town", which subsequently was adopted as its official name.

Early History
From the earliest times of Finnféaran the area Town Stanley stands on has been occupied. Originally named Seasamh, Its close nature to Fyrkyrak and rich fertile grounds to the west made it an ideal place of habitation on the wild and hostile isles of Finnféaran.

Expansion
In the British peak of interest in Craònaith in the 1870's the village of Seasamh was marked for expansion in an English style. Named after the then current Prime Minister Edward Smith-Stanley (who Port Edward was renamed after as well) the town went from a population of around 800 in 1876 with only the doctors house and church having tiled roofs, to a population of over 2800 in 1889. The town had modern facilities such as street lighting, a public library, secondary education and plans for an underground train network.