Chartres

Vert, a bugle horn Or, on a chief wavy of the second, three grape leaves of the first.
Vassal of	Bowcourt
Status	Coronet Barony
Location	South of Mulberry and Borderlay, East of (County) Bowcourt, West of Sylvanwold, North of Chagny
Area
Geography	Fertile river valleys, well-drained croplands, stony soiled areas under viticulture
Population
Urbanisation	6%
Major Towns	Tenarèze (7,500)
Languages –Lalange –Common –Elvish –Others –Literacy	95% 50% 30% 10% 6% (mostly urban)
Exports	Wine
Imports	Grain

Overview

Fertile, but otherwise fairly sleepy Barony with some notable wine growing lands.

Places of Interest

Not many.

Resources

Wines

Chartres has significant acreage under viticulture, especially in the east along the stretch of the Montrachet River south of Borderlay. Whether this is the Haut Montrachet of the famed Borderlay wines is a matter of some dispute; Borderlay claims that the upper part of the river ends at their southern border while Chartres asserts that it remains Haut until the confluence with the Alp River. In either case, the vineyards along that stretch of river produce notably better vintages than those south of the Alp or along the Adour River to the west of Chartres.