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Revision as of 16:46, 26 January 2026
Tsu コルム電気津 Korumu Denki-Tsu | |
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| Nation: |  Western Corum
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| Population: | 140,290 |
| Predominant language: | Istvanistani, Pallisican, Sangunese |
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| Map versions: | 18.0.4 - |
Corum Electric Port (Sangunese: コルム電気津 Korumu Denki-Tsu), commonly known as Tsu (Sangunese: 津), is a coastal city in Western Corum. It was founded in 1721 AN as the principle harbour of the East Zimian and Wallisian Principality of Corum Electric and settled predominantly by Sangunese immigrants.
The city is the headquarters of the East Zimian and Wallisian War League's Western Maritime Command.
Demographics
Principal ethnic groups in Corum Electric Port, 1746 AN
- Sangunese (69.39%)
- West Corumians (18.86%)
- East Zimians (10.02%)
- Wallisians (1.29%)
- Gamesman (0.07%)
- Other (0.37%)
First languages in Corum Electric Port, 1746 AN
- Sangunese (69.39%)
- Pallisican (30.24%)
- Istvanistani (0.25%)
- Other (0.12%)
Ethnic groups
| City | West Corumians | East Zimians | Wallisians | Thraci | Imab | Hhoti | Gamesman | Sangunese | Other | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Corum Electric Port | 27,520 | 14,613 | 1,888 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 103 | 101,241 | 537 | 145,902 |
