Smallabbey - 127 Late Winter by Logo

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Δ 76. Windmill
Windmill power and a small gap for refuse decomposition. The walls here go up a few more z-levels to protect it as an entrance. It's not fully invader proof, but it is close enough. - Logo
Δ 75. Archery Range and Unused Space
On this side is an archery range for the dwarves. It's separated from the left side by fortifications. In the case of a battle I can lock the archers in over here and they will have plenty of ammo to fire at the invaders from a safe position.

To the north is space that's currently unused, but won't stay that way. It may end up being my fortress' gladiator pit or live practice range. - Logo
¶ 75. Entrance
Here an entrance drawbridge leads right into a Trade Depot. Pastured here are all of the war dogs and to the north is a barrack setup for the soldiers to train at. There's three Quantum Stockpiles here: One for armor and weapons, One for trade goods, and one for refuse over an outside tile. - Logo
Δ 75. Fishing and Misc.
In this are is the fishing workshop, a hole to fish from the Lake, the Apiary, and some Nest Boxes. The quantum stockpile here is for the unprocessed fish.

Also spotted here is a vertical axle bringing power down into the fort. - Logo
Δ 75. Rain
It never stops raining here. I have all of this lumber to bring inside, but I'm trying to avoid the bad thoughts of caught in the rain. - Logo
Δ 75. Stair Wells
The major stairwells for this map comprise 3 staircases. All 3 go all the way down and on each floor the two on the left provide feeds for the stockpiling and the quantum stockpile is dumped on the eastern staircase. - Logo
Δ 75. Temporary Outdoor pasture
Here's a temporary outdoor pasture I plan to get rid of when I can. - Logo
Δ 74. Outdoor Farming & Kilns
This floor features the magma kilns to the west with the outdoor farms taking up the rest of the floor. Using a crop rotation quite a few different things can be farmed from here.

The quantum stockpile here stores seeds. - Logo
Δ 74. Screw Pump and Millstone
Here's where the screw pump and millstone go for milling plants or pressing honeycombs. - Logo
Δ 73. Food, Farming, and Glass
On this floor is a mixture of industries. To the north are the glass forges with sand being harvested from the top middle tiles of the forges. To the west are the plant processing stations. The rest of the floor is taken up by indoor farming plots. It's not a lot of plots, but it's enough to grow a reasonable amount of each crop with a good rotation. - Logo
Δ 73. Well & Fishing Hole
Here's a well that's doubling up as a fishing hole. Primarily because the lake has no fish for some reason. In the quantum stockpile to the north buckets and soap are stored so dwarves can wash themselves or get water.

The screw pump runs automatically and the water filling the well can be drained if needed. But in general this should provide an infinite source of clean water for the dwarves. Technically you don't need to purify the water, but I took the extra step in case anything dies in the lake. - Logo
Δ 72. Booze
There's only two things that can't be autonomously quantum stockpiled: Booze and Dwarven Sugar. Both are stored here over a dirt floor. That dirt floor doubles as a grazing pasture for the livestock industry. - Logo
Δ 72. Cooking, Brewing, and Clothing Industries
Here's where everything is cooked, brewed, dyed, or weaved. There's room for a 2nd Butcher, Kitchen, or Dyer's shop based on what I need eventually. All processed plants, cooking ingredients, cloth, and thread are stored here as well. - Logo
Δ 71. Wood & Leather Industry
Here's the Wood Industry Layer as well as Leather. The stockpile here stores logs, ash, hides, and the other component items for the workshops here. - Logo
Δ 70. Dining Room & Hospital
Here's the Dining Room and Hospital Facilities. Yes they overlap. This room is also used as the lesser noble's dining room.

The quantum stockpile here is for prepared meals. - Logo
Δ 69. Bedroom
This floor serves as a bedroom for all the dwarves. I use the overlapping bedrooms to keep things tight and compact. They sort of use the containers here (a lot of clothes seem to end up piled on or around them, but not in them like private bedrooms) and that's good enough for me.

I also stockpile furniture here to be distributed through the fort. At some point I'll be playing around with the cages to see if I can get dwarves to sufficiently feed the caged animals to reduce the pasture space I need. - Logo
Δ 69. The Mines
This is just my exploratory mining paths. They're smoothed over because I needed somewhere for my engraver to skill up. They're not really part of the fortress at all. - Logo
Δ 68. Stone Shops
This level features all of the stone and gem related workshops. Stockpiled here are stones & craft body parts only, there's so many jobs created from those two that it's best if gems are stored further down. - Logo
Δ 67. Crypt, Prison, Barracks
One of the empties levels as of yet, but here is where the prison and crypt are. Soldiers also make use of it as a barracks. Eventually this whole floor will be filled with tombs.

Don't worry most of the tombs here are empty! - Logo
Δ 66. Forges
Here's the metal industry layer. The stockpile here stores bars and ore. - Logo
Δ 65. Stockpile
Here's a stockpile level. Stone or Gems are stored here (I'm not sure which actually, I may have been wrong on the stone level about what I used this stockpile for.

This level is mostly a gap to provide magma for the forges above. - Logo
Δ 64. Offices
Overlapping Offices for the lesser nobles as well as the control levers for the fort and some hatches for protection from the cavern. - Logo
Δ 63. Bottom Bridge
This level isn't empty. Draw bridges cover these staircases so the bottom can be sealed off from invaders. - Logo
Δ 62. Cavern
I just want to take a second to appreciate how awesome this cavern is. It forms a ring around the fort completely by accident.

And yes there's only one cavern layer + magma sea. I thought it would fit the fort's design better and make everything more compact. - Logo
Δ 62. Stone Feeder
Unnecessary Stock feeder stockpile. I need to remove this now, but it was a bit helpful earlier when I wanted some stone hauled right away.

This stockpile is covering up downstairs that drill down to the magma layer and is where I got the magma for the forges and furnaces above. - Logo

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Fortress Name: Smallabbey
Map Year: 127 Late Winter
Author: Logo
Submitted by: Logo
Date Added: 13/11/2014

Smallabbey - 127 Late Winter by Logo

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Point of Interest: Cooking, Brewing, and Clothing Industries

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