Loganton, Corine

The City of Loganton is the largest city in the Adélieland state of Corine. It is the largest city in and seat of Logan County.

History
Loganton was first a boomtown known as Camp Hill, formed after the Gold Rush of 1802. People known as Rushmen from the Northern Territory of Adélieland (now present-day New South Albatross), particularly from communities between Killingera and Port Lhor, entered the region of northern Corine and southern NTA in search of fortune. Along the way, numerous boomtowns, including Camp Hill, were established. As with the other boomtowns, Camp Hill's size and population spiked and nosedived in 1807 as the Rush had declined and essentially ended, leaving a ghost town in its place. However, after 16 years of being abandoned, Macavrean-New South Albatrosser business mogul  believed the area could hold potential for a mining industry, as the hasty and inexperienced Rushmen only took mostly gold from the area near surface level.