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Revision as of 19:59, 19 April 2014
The Core Worlds (also known as the Galactic Core and during the Imperial Period, the Imperial Core) were some of the most prestigious, well-developed, well-known, and heavily populated planets in the galaxy. In astrophysical terms, the Core denoted the central area of the galaxy, and in broad terms this was true enough, but the precise usage of the term was sometimes more complex.[1]
History
Astrography
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The Negs
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Coruscant
Northern Dependencies
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Arrowhead
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Southern Core
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 The Core Worlds (The Negs, Northern Dependencies, Coruscant, Arrowhead (Inner Core)) as of Year 15  The Core Worlds (Southern Core) as of Year 15 |
