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 ===Population===
 As Imperial cities go, Overgard has a higher percentage of humans than usual, better than 85%.  It __is__ on the Trade Road, so there are very rigidly defined Elven and Uruk districts, with the rest mostly being Goblin subraces.  Hobgoblin and 'taur types are almost non-existent (probably to avoid intimidating the human gentry), and the city is rather far from any Dwarf-holds to attract many of the Stone-Father's children.\\
-As Imperial cities go, Overgard has a moderately low population, around 50,000, with at least twelve thousand of that in Riverside, and another two associated with the Rivergard presence.
+**Also**, compared to other Imperial cities, Overgard has a moderately low population, around 50,000, with at least twelve thousand of that in Riverside, and another two associated with the Rivergard presence.
 ===Locations===
   *Elven District: A walled enclave inside the north gate, home of the Elfland trade factors.  Oddly, //less// pompous than the local highborn humans.
   *Government Campus: houses the Imperial Ministerial apparatus, set on the south-west side of the city.
-  *Grand Plaza: A large stone-paved open space, south of the palace, good for crowd scenes.  Has a big statue, several fountains, market-day stalls, and is lined on the east and west sides by the Signature temples of the city.  There are smaller shrines to other gods scattered about, mostly in Riverbank.
+  *Grand Plaza: A large stone-paved open space, north of the palace, good for crowd scenes.  Has a big statue, several fountains, market-day stalls, and is lined on the east and west sides by the Signature temples of the city.  There are smaller shrines to other gods scattered about, mostly in Riverbank.
     *Temple of Flowing Waters
     *Temple of the God of Cities