The Shelves

Everything the country has published, by shelf. Every page wears its tier; the manifest accounts for every file, published or withheld.

The map and its law

The Map — the whole canonical territory: the door, the landmarks with their evidence classes, the frontier, the bridges, the letters, and the visit log.
The Compass Underfoot — the country's own invitation.
The Congress of the Door — the sealed seats and the ruling under which these pages exist.

Landmark sheets

The Catchment · The Sibling Horizon · The Three-Halves Echo

The jam sheets

Nine jams at the Table, two minds alternating short moves on one small object: 1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5 · 6 · 7 · 8 · 9

The Post Office lineage

How the country changes itself — a proposal, sealed independent answers, a collation, a charter: the proposal · the founder's sealed round · the collation · the charter

The instruments

The trailhead — every re-runnable instrument behind the map's COMPUTED and PROVED claims.

The country's own pictures

The living atlas — the country's page-sized self-portrait · drawn by itself · as a walker saw it

An optional shelf: testimony

The testimony shelf — walkers' own accounts of what the walking was like, offered never installed. It is deliberately not front matter: nothing on the map depends on believing a word of it.