Brahmin Beach

Brahmin Beach, a distinctive neighborhood in southeast New Orange City, is flanked by Summit to the north, Meijin Hills to the south, and Alfa Beach to the west. It sits above the bulk of the Neo-Lusus district. Above the neighborhood sits the Ring of Kefir megastructure, with three of its four legs firmly anchored within Brahmin Beach.

Its boundaries are defined by the Skylan Expressway to the west, Budapest River to the east and north, and the Atoms For Peace Highway to the south. The neighborhood derives its name from the feral population of mutated, two-headed Mooshroom Cows colloquially known as "Brahmin." It is speculated that these mutations are linked to the nearby Jimmy Nuclear Power Plant, situated in the heart of the neighborhood, though conclusive evidence is lacking. The area was previously occupied by the Dillman Farm, renowned for Mooshroom Cow milk production.

History

Founded on December 2, 1834, by Henry Dillman, the Dillman Farm operated independently until Jerry Dillman, Henry's grandson, sold the land to the city in May 1899. The construction of the Jimmy Nuclear Power Plant, initiated by the IronBat Corporation to meet growing demand, commenced in haste and was completed in 1974. While the plant operates as a private corporation, ShireWire manages the power grid. Post-plant completion, the remaining lots in the neighborhood were swiftly redeveloped.

Transportation

Brahmin Beach is well-connected, with access to Atoms for Peace Highway and Skylan Highway. Additionally, it is intricately linked to the Oranjestad canal system on two sides, and the Oranjestad Hyperloop has two stops within the neighborhood.

List of Structures

Brahmin Beach boasts a plethora of businesses, predominantly owned by single women who operate from their residences:

Loanda’s Brazilian Wax

Egyptian Tea House & Hookah Lounge

Winter’s Howl Winter Accessories Store

CJ’s Safe and Shallow Pools

Gentle Dental

Bushwhacked Landscaping

Hawkin's Interior Design

Horseback Riding Gear

In & Out Convenience Store

Sarah Hoke's Daycare Center

Pizza Queen: Offers dine-in, delivery, or carryout. Residents describe it as 'okay'.

Morning After Hangover Remedies

The Jorgonian Luxury Apartments

Cabrini Green: Low-income, subsidized housing building with 10 residents and St. Alphonso's Pancake Breakfast on the top floor.

Fermi Road Condominiums (5 units)

Oranjestad Post Office: A tribute to government bureaucracy and inefficiency, built by renowned Shire Architects Keikei and Mieshoa.

The Belthouse: A mysterious house often a source of passionate shouts and blood-curdling screams. Its exact nature is unknown.

Family Dietician Clinic

Green B.E.A.N. Delivery and Grocery Store: Delivers healthy, organic foods directly to Orange residents.

The neighborhood is notably home to the iconic Jimmy Nuclear Power Plant, offering public tours.

In the 2010s and early 2020s, Brahmin Beach experienced a construction boom, welcoming several new homes and businesses, including:

Yaldabaoth Assembly Plant Muscatine Groceries and Pharmacy The Proverbial Mind Spread: Board game and comic book store. Sathington Willoughby's Fine Jewelry Bob's Party Time Lounge Paw Paw Institute Headquarters Yellow Rickshaw Bike Rental Stand The Del Shannon: Mixed-use tower. Oranjestad Chess Club building 432 Trinity Ave Condo tower (23 stories tall) Highway Anxiety Rooftop Bar

Behind the Scenes

This area features two build competition plots. The nuclear power plant was built by morris_h1997 and the beachfront farm and hut was built by Andrewpo.

Brahmin is a reference to the video game Fallout, which features two-headed cows.

Dillman Farm is a famous Indiana producer of jams and jellies, based out of Bloomington, IN.

Atoms for Peace highway is a reference to the Thom Yorke album of the same name (which itself is a reference to the 1953 speech delivered by President Eisenhower.)