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South Lyrica

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Region of South Lyrica
Région du Lyrica du Sud
Región de Lyrica del Sur

Region of Nouvelle Alexandrie Nouvelle Alexandrie
Flag of Region of South Lyrica
Flag
Coat of arms of Region of South Lyrica
Coat of arms
Motto Uno sumus animo
(We are one of soul)

Location of Region of South Lyrica
Location of Region of South Lyrica

Geography
Status Region
Capital Lausanne
Largest city Lausanne


Area
 • Ranked



Demographics
Population
 • Ranked
 • Density —/km²
Demonym
Official languages
Government
Governor Governor Jorge Andino
{Template:Head of govt title Lucien Valverde
Legislature Senate of South Lyrica
Federal representation


Economy




History & Other
Established 1687 AN


Abbreviation SLY


Time zone


Etymology

The name of Lyrica has its origins in the rise of the Lyrican Republic, considered by many as a formative moment in ancient Micras. The island came to be called Lyrica, passing the name beyond the end of the Lyrican Republic and through the annals of Micran history to today.

Geography

Location

Climate

Administrative Divisions

South Lyrica is divided into Six states. Each of these states and autonomous regions are then subdivided into municipalities, named after its seat, which is usually its largest urban centre. These are:

  • Mailly
  • Vitroluire & Islas de Lyrica
  • Perpimans
  • Toucourt
  • Píaz Rosa
  • Islas de Lyrica
Name of State Map Coat of Arms Capital Population Other cities
Mailly Lausanne 9,294,536 Guayama

Carrasquillo

San Antonio de Río Blanco

Sonoma

Gálatas

Vitroluire Humahuaca 4,546,786 Nouveau Geneva
Perpimans Triunfo de Carrillo 7,033,703 Vaucourtois

Dorwynne

Alrío

Toucourt Buenaventura 3,265,648 La Hermandad

La Columna

Píaz Rosa Ciudad Rosa 753,611
Islas de Lyrica Benavides 226,083 LeClerc

Ucita

Intilaqta

History

Demographics

Data

South Lyrica speech patterns

Religion

Economy

Transportation

Major routes

North–south routes

East–west routes

Rail

Bus

Intercity

Local

Ferry

Airports

Media

Newspapers of record

Broadcast media

Utilities

Electricity

Communication

Law and government

Finances and taxation

Politics

State politics

Federal politics

Public health

Education

Higher education

Culture

Sports

Winter sports

Baseball

Basketball

Football

Hockey

Motorsport

Amoria football

See also