Description
The Leonida Keys are a tropical archipelago in southern Mariana County, State of Leonida. The region is defined by laid-back island living—beach bars, marinas, and waterfront neighborhoods—set against waters that can turn unforgiving fast.
The Keys also have a long-running reputation for smuggling by sea. Local operator Brian Heder is described as a veteran drug runner who still moves product through his boat yard, tying the islands to an older “golden age” of trafficking routes.
"GATEWAY TO PARADISE
The dress code is casual, the bars are loaded.
Life in this tropical archipelago isn’t flashy but it’s easy. Get your buzz on and pull up a deck chair but look out — you are right on the doorstep of some of the most beautiful and dangerous waters in all of America."
Geography
The Leonida Keys are situated within Mariana County and are connected to the mainland via the Keys Causeway, which begins in southern Vice-Dale County. The route extends in a curved path south-southwest before turning westward, linking multiple islands across the archipelago.
The region is also suggested to have been affected by Hurricane Roxy prior to recent events.
Influence
The Leonida Keys are closely inspired by the Florida Keys, a well-known chain of islands located off the southern coast of Florida. This influence is reflected in the geography, layout of the islands, and the presence of long connecting bridges.