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The city of Monte Glacei is the capital and second-largest city of [[Lac Glacei]] (next to [[Alpreaux]]). It is Lac Glacei's second capital, founded at a later date, during the Grand Revival era as a more centralized location. Thanks to careful community planning with development, the city grew at an exponential rate. Only the neighborhood of Riviera retains the historic character of the original village that once existed on the site. | The city of Monte Glacei is the capital and second-largest city of [[Lac Glacei]] (next to [[Alpreaux]]). It is Lac Glacei's second capital, founded at a later date, during the [[Lac Glacial Grand Revival|Grand Revival]] era as a more centralized location. Thanks to careful community planning with development, the city grew at an exponential rate. Only the neighborhood of Riviera retains the historic character of the original village that once existed on the site. | ||
Since the 1690s the city has become an important technology and government hub. With Lac Glacei's growing regional influence the city has seen a sharp increase in administrative jobs. It has also become the main location for the budding Lac Glaceian film industry. | Since the 1690s the city has become an important technology and government hub. With Lac Glacei's growing regional influence the city has seen a sharp increase in administrative jobs. It has also become the main location for the budding Lac Glaceian film industry. | ||
Revision as of 02:29, 25 February 2023
| Nation: |  Lac Glacei
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| Population: | ~84,000 |
| Predominant language: | Common tongue, Lac Glaceian |
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| Main roads: | Rt 10, Rt 20 |
| Major districts: | Highmark, Verde, Lacview, Riviera |
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| Current mayor: | Vivienne Cruthier |
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The city of Monte Glacei is the capital and second-largest city of Lac Glacei (next to Alpreaux). It is Lac Glacei's second capital, founded at a later date, during the Grand Revival era as a more centralized location. Thanks to careful community planning with development, the city grew at an exponential rate. Only the neighborhood of Riviera retains the historic character of the original village that once existed on the site.
Since the 1690s the city has become an important technology and government hub. With Lac Glacei's growing regional influence the city has seen a sharp increase in administrative jobs. It has also become the main location for the budding Lac Glaceian film industry.
