Area VII of Twelve · The Artificial Time Warp Wheel
A high-desert corridor between two points, not a single settlement.
Area Seven is one of four Areas in Book I registered as a corridor rather than a single point: a line running roughly three hundred and fifty miles south from Pueblo, Colorado, through the red sandstone country of the southern Rockies’ foothills, to the Mescalero Apache Reservation in the Sissiton and Sacramento Mountains of south-central New Mexico.
Both endpoints are tested independently against Giza, and the corridor itself — endpoint to endpoint — is measured as its own short line, a little under six hundred kilometres. The circle depicting this Area shows red buttes rising from high scrubland, general to the corridor’s character rather than either endpoint specifically.
This Area is one of the Twelve registered in Planetary Time Warp Architecture, Book I, Part Seven. See The Artificial Time Warp Wheel for the full identification table.
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