Danville

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Danville Pekan Danville
City and territorial capital
City of Danville Bandaraya Pekan Danville
Skylines of Danville Skylines of Danville
File:Flag of Danville.png Flag File:Seal of the Danville City Council.png Seal
Country	Phinbella
Entity	Free area of the Federation
Territory	Tri-State Area
Precinct	Jefferson County
Settled by PHOC	-124BP--44BP
Municipality status	1 January -32BP
City status	2 February -10BP
Tri-State Area Unification Day	15 July -4BP
Declared capital of Tri-State Area	-4BP
Merger with MDLJ, remain city status	10 April RP 2604
Government
• Body	Danville City Council
• Mayor	Normaliza Hassan (DRA)
Area
• City and territorial capital	325.21 km2 (125.56 sq mi)
• Urban	611.982 km2 (236.288 sq mi)
Elevation	125 m (410 ft)
Population (RP 2617)
• City and territorial capital	1,192,847
• Density	3,700/km2 (9,500/sq mi)
• Urban	1,796,900
• Metro (RP 2618, Keijinshin)	4,987,016
Demonym	Orang Danville, Danvillite, Danvillian
Time zone	Phinéas Padolski Time (UTC+5:20)
Postal code	80xxx; 81xxx
Area code(s)	088, 087
Vehicle registration	EJ, EJA, EJB

Danville or known as Pekan Danville (Phineaner for Town of Danville), and colloquially as Dengpil, is the capital and administrative center of the Tri-State Area, a special administrative territory of Phinbella. It is also the capital of the Jefferson County precinct. Danville is also the most populous city in the Tri-State Area and the fifth most populous city in Phinbella. A geographical anomaly, Danville is located near the ocean and it faces the Straits of Biai State to the north and the Linchang Islands to the west. Danville has a large suburban area and is surrounded by mangrove swamps. According to the RP 2605 census, Danville has a population of 241,000 people and it is shown on a signboard at the city limits and the signage is still not updated to date. However, according to the RP 2617 census, Danville has a population of 1,192,847 people. As such, it is the largest component of the Keijinshin Metropolitan Area, which is the second largest metropolitan area in Phinbella with a population of nearly 5 million inhabitants.