Willemstad

Willemstad is the capital city of Curacao and the also the capital of the Dutch Nation. In addition, it houses the headquarters of the Dutch West India Company.

History
Upon capturing the island from Spain, the Dutch established the first settlements in the area, around the inlet that would become the Willemstad bay. Built on two separate sides of the bay, the city would become a center for trade and culture in the region. The city center is often filled with slaves to be sold and goods to be traded.

Buildings and Structures
Willemstad is built on a hill, with building heights and sizes varying greatly. 5 main docks provide ample room for merchant ships to dock and unload their goods, with 2 cranes providing support. Mostly normal houses and shops, the bottom half of the city is middle-class, with many close quarter pathways and tight alleyways.

The second top half is composed of mostly government builings, ranging from government archives, offices, high-ranking official's houses, and the Headquarters for the Dutch West India Company.

Leadership
Leadership in the Dutch West Indies is based on a simple heirarchy system:

High Government Staff Medium Government Staff/ Highest Military Staff Lower Military Staff
 * Governor (Controls Curacao and the Dutch Nation)
 * Councilmen (Advises Governor)
 * Mayor (Controls and manages cities)
 * Steward (Manages and sells city houses)
 * Inspector (Oversees crime investigations)
 * Marshall (Leader of the Army, and oversees the defense of Curacao)
 * Admiral (Leader of the Navy, and sea defense of Curacao)
 * General (In direct control of the nation's army)
 * Rear-Admiral (Admiral position if admiral is not present, also controls the main fleet)