Port Gilbert

Port Gilbert is a small industrial port town in the Côte d'Orsainne region of New France. At the 2020 census it had a total population of 29,017, with an additional population of 7,463 in its province.

Beginning
Port Gilbert originally started as an industrial project to build another dock in the Orsannese Bay in 1987, during the Bay's economic growth in the early 1980s, however, as more and more people came to work, residential areas had to be built to allow dock workers to live near their workplace. Soon enough this small worker community developed into an industrial port town, with thousands migrating there in the early 2000s, and later it would become one of the region's most successful towns. However, it was only one of several similar expansion projects like Port du Sud, Port Néromebarré and Port de Holésse, although in terms of industrial boom it was the most successful.

1989 Attack
In 1989 the city's main dock building was set on fire by members of the FCPO, causing severe damage to the industry in the area, and since then it has been the target of two attacks, one suicide bombing in 2001, and a mass shooting in 2022, however, the exact reason why the FCPO is targeting Port Gilbert is unknown, although it was widely suspected to be an effort to stop the New French government from obtaining weapons, as the port regularly imports and exports military shipments.