Difference between revisions of "List of cities in Sibaria"

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Here is a list of all major cities in Sibaria. Five out of the seven cities (Petrevich, Vladivastak, Slankov, Empire Bay and Keanor Point) are classified as Southern Sibaria, which is where a majority of the population lives, compared to the low density North Sibaria

City	Year Founded	Notes	Mayor	Image	Population (2027)
Petrevich	1299	Largest city in Sibaria. A cosmopolitan and international city. Part of The Three Cities.	Susan Ruskie		47,590,800
Tskhinvali	200 BC	Largest city in Tskh Oblosk and North Tskh Oblosk. An international city.	Dan Flov		20,450,380
Vladivastak	3021 BC	Capital of Sibaria; international city and residence of the President	Mrkus Chechin		17,400,560
Slankov	298 BC	Largest city in Slan Oblosk. An large economic port.	Ronkov Govic		14,400,250
Archeograd	1283	Largest city in the Central Oblosk; historical city.	Mrkus Chechin		11,200,530
Empire Bay	1520	Largest city in the Southern Oblosk. Large economic and port hub.	Sally Kocik		8,100,400
Kono Viosk	998 BC	One of the oldest cities in Moneylania. Has the most churches in Sibaria.	Sally Kocik		5,100,400
Nihznovik	1067	Largest city in Nihz Oblosk. Was the old capital of the Empire of Sibaria until it was burnt down in 1284	Acon Drod		4,100,900
Keanor Point	1872	Second largest city in the Southern Oblosk. Major job enrollment hub	Wasnic Slor		3,080,200
Durnisk	1721 BC	Largest city in the Arctic circle. Mining town.	Sally Kocik		1,100,400

Here is a map of Sibaria, with the cities mapped.