Cisamarra

Central Sanilla – Cisamarra – Eastern Amarra
Provincja di Cisamarra Province of Cisamarra
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Capital	Acquecalde
Largest cities	Porto Napole, Fenicottero, Monsanto
Population
Total	5,732,603
Density	90.75 per km2
Rank	9 of 9
Area	63,168 km2
Rank	7 of 9
Government
Executive	Presidente della Provincja Gjunta Provincjale (11)
Legislative	Consigljo Provincjale (235)
National representation
Llusan	{{{llusan}}} MLs
Language(s)
Official	Cisamarrese
Other	Ama, others
Local religion	Cedrism, Nazarenism, Somanes, others, irreligion
Code	CIS

The Province of Cisamarra is the westernmost province of Sanama. The province has a population of almost six million people and an area of 63,000 km², making it the least populated and seventh largest province. The province was formed in 1679 with the passage of the new federal constitution and is coterminous with the previous Cisamarra region. The province is situated between the Forest of Malarbor and the Ama river, rising slowly from the coast into the northern highlands. It is bordered to the west by Tellia, to the north by Highpass, to the east by Eastern Amarra and to the south by the Cosimo Sea. The capital Acquecalde is located in the south by Acquecalde Bay.

Geography

The province is wedged between the Forest of Malarbor to the east and the Ama river to the west, forming the border with Tellia. Much of the scenery in the southern parts are rolling hills with vineyards, grazing land for cattle, sweet potato fields, and farms for figs, dates and olives. The capital Acquecalde is situated at a bay formed by the mainland and the Napole peninsula to the south. There are several sandy beaches along the coast, forming popular leisure destinations for people from Cisamarra and south Western Amarra. The center of the province is dominated by forests, both branches of the vast Malarbor forest, but also smaller forests formed by vast corn fields. In the north the province rises into the highlands, where forestry and limited mining operations provide employment for the local population.

Economy

The economic life of the province is dominated by the auto manufacturer Faca, with plants in Acquecalde and Rosaria and a vast local supplier network. The second largest employer in the south is the Sanaman Navy with the Porto Napole Naval Base. The facility is the home base for the submarine fleet and also provides maintenance and service work for the Navy and Coast Guard. In addition to this, Acquecalde has a growing entertainment industry with several casinos, the most prominent being the Casino della Baia owned by Apishe Group. Further north farming and forestry provides employment opportunities, and in the north several private companies are expanding their mining operations. A hydroelectric dam is also under construction in the northern parts, which will when active have a capacity of approximately 2,200 MW.

Politics

Cisamarra is governed by the Presidente della Provincja, or President of the Province, directly elected by the people for three-year terms. They are the ex officio chairperson of the Gjunta Provincjale, or Provincial Government, and appoints ten members of the government. The 235-member Consigljo Provincjale, or Provincial Council, is the legislative branch of the provincial government, elected by the people for three-year terms. The province has been governed by the Partito Popolare Cisamarrese since its formation in 1679. The party dominates the political life on all levels of government, especially in the provincial government and the Acquecalde city government. The party enjoys exceptionally strong support from the Cisamarrese majority population, while the minority Ama population usually vote for other parties. The complete dominance of the PPC has been described as a de facto one-party system, a description that the PPC strongly denies. Connections between the party and organised crime in Acquecalde are also common knowledge, even though no prosecution has been initiated.