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New Camelot is the capital city as well as the central province of the kingdom of Avalon in Princess Gwenevere and the Jewel Riders. At its heart lies is the Crystal Palace, the residence of Avalon's royal family, which is also where the Jewel Riders and the Pack are based.

New Camelot is located at the northern bank of River Avon. It is bordered by the Great Forests to the west and north (with the Great West and Great North Roads leading out of it), by the Misty Moors to the east (the Great Bay Road), and by the Riverdells' Lake Avalon to the south (with the River Avon going there though the city from the Riverdells).

The city[]

(Based on the Show Bible.[1])

New Camelot 1

New Camelot is the capital of Avalon, built around the Crystal Palace. As goodness radiated outward from the Crystal Palace, the city of New Camelot grew, and soon, many towns, villages, and farms also grew and prospered.

New Camelot 2

New Camelot is a grand city dedicated to preserving beauty, where people pride themselves on creative achievement and where skills in crafts, arts and trades are revered and handed down from generation to generation. Everyone in New Camelot encouraged to accomplish their best and realize their potential. Craftsmen and women re encouraged to show and sell their handiwork in the Market Square and the Craft Fairs which are frequent and plentiful. Craft Fairs are more like fabulous outdoor parties, held in the magnificent gardens of the Crystal Palace.

The people of New Camelot are happy and have a great love of music, songs and singing. Songs must be sung with emotion and feeling to make good things happen. Weavers sing weaving songs and make great cloth, bakers sing baking songs and produce delicious baked goods, painters sing painting songs and produce wondrous works of art, builders sing building songs and build sturdy structures, fisherman sing fishing songs and catch many fish. Thus the produce and goods of New Camelot are considered to be the best in the lands and actively traded in the many Craft Fairs. Especially sought after are embroidery, candles, pottery, carved and painted jewel boxes, crystals, moss berries, lutes, ribbons, rugs, copperware, blankets, saddles, parchment books, furniture, leather goods, stained glass, and silks.

New Camelot 3

Children attend school as well as apprentice in craft guilds. Each child can apprentice in particular crafts that suit them. As part of their training, the children learn how to raise and care for the wonderful animals that live in the magical kingdom.

The lucky teenagers who are chosen to bond with an animal and become Jewel Riders, train with their animals under the tutelage of the adult leaders. These girls learn the magic of the Enchanted Jewels and crafts of nature, wilderness survival, as well as arts and sciences.

Behind the scenes[]

New Camelot map

A work-in-progress map from the Show Bible

All of Avalon was known as just Camelot during the show's pre-production under the working title of Enchanted Camelot while the area outside the Crystal Palace was called "village Green".[2] New Camelot later loosely inspired the town of Stonehill in Avalon: Web of Magic.

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References[]


Avalon
Avalon (Merlin, royal family)
Magic (Crown Jewels, Enchanted Jewels, Jewel Riders, Travel Trees)
Fallon map

Geography
New Camelot (Crystal Palace, Enchanted Gardens, Merlin's cottage)
Burning Desert, Crystal Cliffs (Hall of Wizards), Great Forests (Thornwoods), Great Plains, Misty Moors, Jungle, Riverdells
New lands and other versions of Avalon

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