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The planet [[Gosho I]] is the primary planet developed for sentient populations within the [[Gosho]] system by the [[Black Curs]]. The planet has been developed as a massive mining colony at which the [[Black Curs]] are able to employ masses of refugee populace of the Galactic Civil War. Since the discovery of the system it has been used as a base of operations for the military organization, fueled by the symbiotic relationship with the systems immigrated population. | The planet [[Gosho I]] is the primary planet developed for sentient populations within the [[Gosho]] system by the [[Black Curs]]. The planet has been developed as a massive mining colony at which the [[Black Curs]] are able to employ masses of refugee populace of the Galactic Civil War. Since the discovery of the system it has been used as a base of operations for the military organization, fueled by the symbiotic relationship with the systems immigrated population. | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:57, 23 September 2015
| Gosho I | |
| Location | |
| System | Gosho |
| Sector | Parmel |
| Galactic Coordinates | (5, 7) |
| System Coordinates | (154, -344) |
| Astrographic Entry | [1] |
| Statistics | |
| Type | Hot/ No astmosphere |
| Primary Terrain: | Rock, Crater, Cave |
| Rotational Period | |
| Orbital Period | |
| Population | 4,635,697,194 |
| Control | |
| Controlled By | Black Curs |
| Governor | Theofan Maercan |
| Magistrate | |
The planet Gosho I is the primary planet developed for sentient populations within the Gosho system by the Black Curs. The planet has been developed as a massive mining colony at which the Black Curs are able to employ masses of refugee populace of the Galactic Civil War. Since the discovery of the system it has been used as a base of operations for the military organization, fueled by the symbiotic relationship with the systems immigrated population.