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Svorgas

Nation:	Democratic Environmental Society of Senya
Population:	1,100,000 (est)
Predominant language:	Senyan, English

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Current mayor:	Thomas Halltenwick

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Svorgas is the capital and largest city of Senya.

The Snakepit, the national stadium of Senya.
The old Imperial Alexandrian Embassy (now a museum to Alexandrian culture, art, fashion, and design)
Scitenhima Stad-Svorgas, a sports stadium, home to Svorgas Scitenhima FK
Stonehill, a neighbourhood of Svorgas known for its theatres. The Death of Liberty debuted here.
University of Svorgas

Àriķ Smédzæ̈, a footballer
Boris Kozaket, a footballer
Gatkan Remōs, a footballer
Gatkan Roflos, a footballer
Håkon Jadensazedeh, while Elwynnese, known for playing football in Svorgas
Jake Colchester, a footballer
Karl Mat, a footballer
Karl Rœč, a footballer
Larry Carson, a footballer
Linda Angelton, a politician, president of Senya (1700–1710; 1720–1730) from the Senyan Workers Party
Maksim Ĵerzënyœ, a footballer
Mark Jacobs, a footballer
Markœ Minyorletsken, a politician
Matthew Wilks, a footballer
Öner Gonzarlez, a footballer
Riley Harper, a footballer
Marœtika Lëberdan, a footballer
Sesker Moskver, a footballer
Vanko Ivanov, a Brezovan and Yavorinian diplomat and Minister of Foreign Affairs, studied at the University of Svorgas
Ystëna Denisenka, a journalist and politician

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