Fœnandiño is on a peninsula in Lake Walltrace. Lake Walltrace got its name from the 'eroded' paint where my pillow was rubbing the paint out. I carefully transferred the shape of the pattern onto paper, and that's how the lake was born. Fœnandiño's population is 46724 inhabitants in 13106 households. Its main reason for existence is to provide workforce to industry and commerce on the mainland.
This bitmap has been originally created in CAD. The CAD package didn't deliver a high enough quality in raster, so I resorted to taking screen shots of the area of interest. I then assembled the image you see.
Each small block represents 1mm, at a scale of 1:50,000. The green non-straight lines on the island to the east, represents a golf course hole. The face profile on the western coast, is actually called "Cecillia's Nose" after the (annoying) song.
