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==History==
==History==
The city was first settled by the [[New-Batavia|Federal Kingdom of New-Batavia]]. In its modern form, it was founded in mid-2012 when the dependency of [[Lucerne]] was established by [[Mercury]]. The city is a major trading hub between Mercury and [[North Antarctica]].
The city was first settled by the [[New Batavia|Federal Kingdom of New Batavia]]. In its modern form, it was founded in mid-2012 when the dependency of [[Lucerne]] was established by [[Mercury]]. The city is a major trading hub between Mercury and [[North Antarctica]].


==Geography==
==Geography==

Revision as of 20:11, 22 April 2014

The city of Lucerne is the capital of the Mercury dependency of Lucerne. The city is also the meeting place of the government-in-exile of the Islamic Internet Republic.

Lucerne
Nation: Lucerne, Mercury
Population: 17,391
Predominant language: English

Main roads: L1
Major districts: N/A

Current mayor: Vacant
Map versions:

History

The city was first settled by the Federal Kingdom of New Batavia. In its modern form, it was founded in mid-2012 when the dependency of Lucerne was established by Mercury. The city is a major trading hub between Mercury and North Antarctica.

Geography

Lucerne is located to the north of the island, on the River Lucerne. The market square is located in the centre of the city, with the middle section of the square forming a dock. Trading ships in the dock usually sell their goods from the deck.

Economy

Lucerne is a vibrant trading hub populated by businessmen and seafarers. It relies heavily on Napian tourism and trade. A small group of Lucians brew their own beer, sold in most of the island's taverns.

Culture

The culture of Lucerne is based mainly on social gathering. The local football club Port Lucerne FC attracts crowds of over 3,000 for matches against fellow Lucians Charon Sharks FC. Lucerne has many public houses around the market square, ranging from the high class Napian Embassy Bar to the more downmarket taverns, the most notorious being The Seasick Pirate.