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Name:Weatherly, James Registered Vessel: '\S/CEV-BlueShift', R1 "Dragur" Edge World Freighter Rank: Starflier Position: System Cartographer/Mathematician

. Orbital Cartography Report on the Kansas System: Sectors A6, A-H7, and supplemental Charting completed by James Weatherly flying the '\S/'CEV-BlueShift Report was compiled on 05 / 11 / 834AS . .

. . Discovery: Name: Sector A8 Type: Open Space Comments: Local Navigation edge of the system. Scans show nothing further a-field.
. . Discovery: Name: Sector B8 Type: Open Space Comments: This Sector lies 12 KiloMeters away from the Arkansas Ice Fields. Plenty of open space, with nearby access to the Vespucci Jump Hole.
. . Discovery: Name: Sector C8 Type: Open Space Comments: This nav centre lies only 4 Kilometers away from the Ice Fields. Note that at this edge, the Ice Fields lay 2.5 Kilometers above standard nav plane.
. . Discovery: Name: Sector D8 Type: Open Space Comments: This view provides easy access to the Ice Fields, while avoiding potential drift of the Dark Matter clouds within the Smoky Hill Nebula.
. . Discovery: Name: Sector E8 Type: Open Space Comments: Open space with moderate distance from both Dark matter and Ice Asteroids. Suitable for large installations as drift of both hazards into Sector E8 are unlikely.
. . Discovery: Name: Sector F8 Type: Open Space Comments: Here we approach pocket off-shoot of the Smoky Hill Nebula. Trajectory estimates shows the Dark Matter pocket will pass from Sector F7 to F8 within the next decade. Jump Advisory Warning: Category 2
. . Discovery: Name: Sector G8 Type: Open Space Comments: Dead Z-axis Centre of the Smokey Hill Nebula and Overland Park Asteroid field. The overall shape can be obsersed
. . Discovery: Name: Sector H8 Type: Open Space Comments: System Edge of Nav charts. Here one can carefully observe several large asteroids which have have been far-flung from this system's centre.