Mesa Station
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As was frequent with SRN stations, heavy building activity ensued around it. {{Player|Bunderella}}'s base was the largest and most complete example of this. | As was frequent with SRN stations, heavy building activity ensued around it. {{Player|Bunderella}}'s base was the largest and most complete example of this. | ||
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Revision as of 06:50, 5 October 2022
| Mesa Station (Survival 1) | |
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| Survival 1 | |
| Station | |
| World | Survival 1 |
| Network | Survival Railway Network (Survival 1) |
| Line | North Line |
| Opened | September 2016 |
| Builder(s) |  darparniox _edo |
| Location | X= 788 Y= 64 Z= -2456 |
| Connections |  2 |
Mesa Station was the second station along the North Line of the Survival Railway Network, built in a Mesa Biome by darparniox and _edo. It continued the line further to Soms Station, and included a secondary platform to 
FredRaket's base.
Design
Mesa Station used a design very typical of Survival 1 SRN stations, with a domed glass roof and open walls. This example included the sandstone variants as it's main palette.
History
Mesa Station was believed to be the first station to be the second stop along it's line in any direction. As it provided access directly to a mesa biome, the biome became very susceptible to surface mining, despite efforts to protect it.
An early elytra race was conducted with it's start point at the station, and finishing at Lackria. A party stand complete with DJ and firework display were constructed for the occasion, both of which were still visible at the end of Survival 1.
As was frequent with SRN stations, heavy building activity ensued around it. 
Bunderella's base was the largest and most complete example of this.
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