New Porto

Also known as Novo Porto, or Newport, was originally settled by the Portuguese and never truly captured by the British or Spanish. New Porto was a smuggler's port and a Pirate Haven throughout the 17th and 18th century. By the early 1900s New Porto had lost its pirating ways and willingly joined with the British colonies. During the Jaziran War of Independence, New Porto regained its reputation as a smuggler's den, bringing in supplies and weapons for rebel forces. Today New Porto is a shipping town, with their unique history making them one of the last places in Patrium where Portuguese is a common language spoken, along with Arabic and Swahili.