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'''Arcadia''' is a [[United Nations Space Command]] colony located in the [[Procyon System]].<ref>''[[Halo Wars]]'', level ''[[Arcadia City (Level)|Arcadia City, former name "World of Arcadia"]]''</ref> A "tropical paradise", it was a popular destination for tourists<ref>''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]''</ref> and received many shipments from [[Harvest]].<ref name = "Gamepro">Gamepro, July Edition</ref> It was also home to the [[Deep Space Research Array]].<ref>''[[Halo Wars]]'' timeline</ref> By [[2531]] it had a population of approximately three million. However, it became a [[First Battle of Arcadia|site of conflict]] in [[2531]], caught up in the [[Human-Covenant War]], after a Forerunner galactic map on Harvest pointed the Arbiter Ripa 'Moramee towards the colony.<ref name = "Gamepro"/> Eventually the Covenant were pushed off by the efforts of the crew of the Spirit of Fire, allowing much of its civilian populace to be evacuated. The capital city of [[Perth]] would soon become overtaken by nature. Meanwhile, the remaining colonists formed the farming community of [[Abaskun]] on the continent of [[Mu]]. It would remain a mostly lawless region, but continued to supply the UNSC with food. The Covenent would eventually return to Arcadia later in the war, [[Second Battle of Arcadia|destroying it]].
'''Arcadia''' is a [[United Nations Space Command]] colony located in the [[Procyon System]].<ref>''[[Halo Wars]]'', level ''[[Arcadia City (Level)|Arcadia City, former name "World of Arcadia"]]''</ref> A "tropical paradise", it was a popular destination for tourists<ref>''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]''</ref> and received many shipments from [[Harvest]].<ref name = "Gamepro">Gamepro, July Edition</ref> It was also home to the [[Deep Space Research Array]].<ref>''[[Halo Wars]]'' timeline</ref> By [[2531]] it had a population of approximately three million. However, it became a [[First Battle of Arcadia|site of conflict]] in [[2531]], caught up in the [[Human-Covenant War]], after a Forerunner galactic map on Harvest pointed the Arbiter [[Ripa 'Moramee]] towards the colony.<ref name = "Gamepro"/> Eventually the Covenant were pushed off by the efforts of the crew of the Spirit of Fire, allowing much of its civilian populace to be evacuated. The capital city of [[Pirth]] would soon become overtaken by nature. Meanwhile, the remaining colonists formed the farming community of [[Abaskun]] on the continent of [[Mu]]. It would remain a mostly lawless region, but continued to supply the UNSC with food. The Covenent would eventually return to Arcadia later in the war, [[Second Battle of Arcadia|destroying it]].


==Trivia==
==Trivia==

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This article is about the planet. Perhaps you were looking for other meanings of Arcadia

Arcadia is a United Nations Space Command colony located in the Procyon System.[1] A "tropical paradise", it was a popular destination for tourists[2] and received many shipments from Harvest.[3] It was also home to the Deep Space Research Array.[4] By 2531 it had a population of approximately three million. However, it became a site of conflict in 2531, caught up in the Human-Covenant War, after a Forerunner galactic map on Harvest pointed the Arbiter Ripa 'Moramee towards the colony.[3] Eventually the Covenant were pushed off by the efforts of the crew of the Spirit of Fire, allowing much of its civilian populace to be evacuated. The capital city of Pirth would soon become overtaken by nature. Meanwhile, the remaining colonists formed the farming community of Abaskun on the continent of Mu. It would remain a mostly lawless region, but continued to supply the UNSC with food. The Covenent would eventually return to Arcadia later in the war, destroying it.

Trivia

  • It may have been named after the actual Arcadia, a region south of Greece in the Peloponnesus.[5]

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