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| Name | Hawke's Wood | ||||||
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| Hexacode | KI-CV-HW | ||||||
| Population | 62 [1] | ||||||
| Language(s) | Lovian English | ||||||
| Location |  Coastal Valley, Kings
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| Next to | Milton, Oostdorp, Portland | ||||||
Hawke's Wood is a Lovian hamlet in the state of Kings. The name originates from a friend or relative of one of the founders, and the forest in which the hamlet is located. Hawke's Wood is located in the Coastal Valley district of Kings, a few kilometers inland from the eastern coast, on a hill in the forest that gives the hamlet part of its name. The hamlet was founded in 1967, mostly by a community of emigrants of Portland and Newhaven seeking to provide more development to the inhabitants of the forest, though a small, unincorporated community had also existed there previously. Lovian English is the primary language in the hamlet, though Dutch is also spoken by a minority. The hamlet's economy is based mostly on logging, tourism, though several citizens work in and commute to Portland.