Baker’s Dozen III

Thread Games
1901

Fictional Cities

  1. Dictionopolis and Digitopolis – The Phantom Tollbooth
  2. Dark City - Dark City
1902

Fictional Cities

  1. Dictionopolis and Digitopolis – The Phantom Tollbooth
  2. Dark City - Dark City
  3. King’s Landing - Game of Thrones
1903

Fictional Cities

  1. Dictionopolis and Digitopolis – The Phantom Tollbooth
  2. Dark City - Dark City
  3. King’s Landing - Game of Thrones
  4. Alphaville - Alphaville
1904

Fictional Cities

  1. Dictionopolis and Digitopolis – The Phantom Tollbooth
  2. Dark City - Dark City
  3. King’s Landing - Game of Thrones
  4. Alphaville - Alphaville
  5. Ankh-Morpork – Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels

And I will alway owe Katie Barefoot (ז״ל) of the old ‘Café d’Arte’ bulletin board an unpayable debt of gratitude for introducing me to Pratchett’s creation (and later on, to the creator himself).

-“BB”-

1905

Fictional Cities

  1. Dictionopolis and Digitopolis – The Phantom Tollbooth
  2. Dark City - Dark City
  3. King’s Landing - Game of Thrones
  4. Alphaville - Alphaville
  5. Ankh-Morpork – Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels
  6. Isola - 87th Precinct novels by Ed McBain (Evan Hunter)
1906

Fictional Cities

  1. Dictionopolis and Digitopolis – The Phantom Tollbooth
  2. Dark City - Dark City
  3. King’s Landing - Game of Thrones
  4. Alphaville - Alphaville
  5. Ankh-Morpork – Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels
  6. Isola - 87th Precinct novels by Ed McBain (Evan Hunter)
  7. Helium - John Carter of Mars
1907

Fictional Cities

  1. Dictionopolis and Digitopolis – The Phantom Tollbooth
  2. Dark City - Dark City
  3. King’s Landing - Game of Thrones
  4. Alphaville - Alphaville
  5. Ankh-Morpork – Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels
  6. Isola - 87th Precinct novels by Ed McBain (Evan Hunter)
  7. Helium - John Carter of Mars
  8. Osgiliath - LOTR
1908

Fictional Cities

  1. Dictionopolis and Digitopolis – The Phantom Tollbooth
  2. Dark City - Dark City
  3. King’s Landing - Game of Thrones
  4. Alphaville - Alphaville
  5. Ankh-Morpork – Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels
  6. Isola - 87th Precinct novels by Ed McBain (Evan Hunter)
  7. Helium - John Carter of Mars
  8. Osgiliath - LOTR
  9. Springfield - The Simpsons
1909

Fictional Cities

  1. Dictionopolis and Digitopolis – The Phantom Tollbooth
  2. Dark City - Dark City
  3. King’s Landing - Game of Thrones
  4. Alphaville - Alphaville
  5. Ankh-Morpork – Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels
  6. Isola - 87th Precinct novels by Ed McBain (Evan Hunter)
  7. Helium - John Carter of Mars
  8. Osgiliath - LOTR
  9. Springfield - The Simpsons
  10. Kandor - the bottled city from DC Comics
1910

Fictional Cities

  1. Dictionopolis and Digitopolis – The Phantom Tollbooth
  2. Dark City - Dark City
  3. King’s Landing - Game of Thrones
  4. Alphaville - Alphaville
  5. Ankh-Morpork – Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels
  6. Isola - 87th Precinct novels by Ed McBain (Evan Hunter)
  7. Helium - John Carter of Mars
  8. Osgiliath - LOTR
  9. Springfield - The Simpsons
  10. Kandor - the bottled city from DC Comics
  11. El Dorado - mythical city of gold in South America
1911

Fictional Cities

  1. Dictionopolis and Digitopolis – The Phantom Tollbooth
  2. Dark City - Dark City
  3. King’s Landing - Game of Thrones
  4. Alphaville - Alphaville
  5. Ankh-Morpork – Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels
  6. Isola - 87th Precinct novels by Ed McBain (Evan Hunter)
  7. Helium - John Carter of Mars
  8. Osgiliath - LOTR
  9. Springfield - The Simpsons
  10. Kandor - the bottled city from DC Comics
  11. El Dorado - mythical city of gold in South America
  12. Coruscant - Star Wars

The entire planet and capital of the Republic is one large city

1912

Fictional Cities

  1. Dictionopolis and Digitopolis – The Phantom Tollbooth
  2. Dark City - Dark City
  3. King’s Landing - Game of Thrones
  4. Alphaville - Alphaville
  5. Ankh-Morpork – Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels
  6. Isola - 87th Precinct novels by Ed McBain (Evan Hunter)
  7. Helium - John Carter of Mars
  8. Osgiliath - LOTR
  9. Springfield - The Simpsons
  10. Kandor - the bottled city from DC Comics
  11. El Dorado - mythical city of gold in South America
  12. Coruscant - Star Wars
  13. Trantor - Asimov’s Foundation novels

Likewise a world city: Ecumenopolis - Wikipedia

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Fictional rivers and streams

  1. Anduin - LOTR
1913

Fictional rivers and streams

  1. Anduin - LOTR
  2. Baranduin (aka ‘Brandywine’) LOTR
1914

Fictional rivers and streams

  1. Anduin - LOTR
  2. Baranduin (aka ‘Brandywine’) - LOTR
  3. Riverworld - To Your Scattered Bodies Go
1915

Fictional rivers and streams

  1. Anduin - LOTR
  2. Baranduin (aka ‘Brandywine’) - LOTR
  3. Riverworld - To Your Scattered Bodies Go
  4. Glyrhond - Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
1916

Fictional rivers and streams

  1. Anduin - LOTR
  2. Baranduin (aka ‘Brandywine’) - LOTR
  3. Riverworld - To Your Scattered Bodies Go
  4. Glyrhond - Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
  5. Blackwater Rush - Game of Thrones
1917

Fictional rivers and streams

  1. Anduin - LOTR
  2. Baranduin (aka ‘Brandywine’) - LOTR
  3. Riverworld - To Your Scattered Bodies Go
  4. Glyrhond - Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
  5. Blackwater Rush - Game of Thrones
  6. The River Styx – in mythology, the river that forms the boundary between the world and the underworld

-“BB”-

1918

Fictional rivers and streams

  1. Anduin - LOTR
  2. Baranduin (aka ‘Brandywine’) - LOTR
  3. Riverworld - To Your Scattered Bodies Go
  4. Glyrhond - Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
  5. Blackwater Rush - Game of Thrones
  6. The River Styx – in mythology, the river that forms the boundary between the world and the underworld
  7. Winding Arrow - Chronicles of Narnia
1919

Fictional rivers and streams

  1. Anduin - LOTR
  2. Baranduin (aka ‘Brandywine’) - LOTR
  3. Riverworld - To Your Scattered Bodies Go
  4. Glyrhond - Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
  5. Blackwater Rush - Game of Thrones
  6. The River Styx – in mythology, the river that forms the boundary between the world and the underworld
  7. Winding Arrow - Chronicles of Narnia
  8. With-A-Cookie River - Xanth
1920

Fictional rivers and streams

  1. Anduin - LOTR
  2. Baranduin (aka ‘Brandywine’) - LOTR
  3. Riverworld - To Your Scattered Bodies Go
  4. Glyrhond - Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
  5. Blackwater Rush - Game of Thrones
  6. The River Styx – in mythology, the river that forms the boundary between the world and the underworld
  7. Winding Arrow - Chronicles of Narnia
  8. With-A-Cookie River - Xanth
  9. Owl Creek - Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge

There is a real Owl Creek Bridge in Tennessee but Ambrose Bierce has the setting of the story in Alabama.