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*The '''Royal Zoological Park''' adjoins the botanical gardens and houses wildlife from Corum and beyond. | *The '''Royal Zoological Park''' adjoins the botanical gardens and houses wildlife from Corum and beyond. | ||
*The '''Museum of Science and Technology''' occupies a sprawling campus near the city centre. Entry is free to visitors. | *The '''Museum of Science and Technology''' occupies a sprawling campus near the city centre. Entry is free to visitors. | ||
*'''[[Concord Hall]]''' | *'''Concord Square''', the site of '''[[Concord Hall]]'''. | ||
[[Category:Western Corum]] | [[Category:Western Corum]] | ||
Revision as of 23:29, 14 August 2026
Qurüma Eletrik Cibelle コルム電気市 Korumu Denki-shi | |
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| Nation: |  Western Corum
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| Population: | 1,097,743 |
| Predominant language: | Istvanistani, Pallisican, Sangunese |
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| Map versions: | 17.2.0 - |
Corum Electric City (Pallisican: Qurüma Eletrik Cibelle; Sangunese: コルム電気市 Korumu Denki-shi) is the capital city of Western Corum. Founded circa 1695 AN as the headquarters of the Bassarid regional investor of Corum Electric, from 1721 AN until 1.I.1752 AN it was in East Zimia and the Wallis Islands.
Demographics
Principal ethnic groups in Corum Electric City, 1758 AN
- West Corumians (70.67%)
- East Zimians (15.97%)
- Wallisians (6.12%)
- Sangunese (3.81%)
- Gamesman (2.23%)
- Thraci (0.04%)
- Hhoti (0.01%)
- Other (1.15%)
First languages in Corum Electric City, 1758 AN
- Pallisican (94.99%)
- Thraci (0.05%)
- Sangunese (3.81%)
- Istvanistani (0.76%)
- Other (0.39%)
Ethnic groups
| City | West Corumians | East Zimians | Wallisians | Thraci | Hhoti | Gamesman | Sangunese | Other | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Corum Electric City | 775,801 | 175,347 | 67,187 | 491 | 76 | 24,448 | 41,875 | 12,518 | 1,097,743 |
Landmarks
- An imposing industrial gothic edifice in the heart of the city, the Royal Palace was converted from a decommissioned power station.
- The Royal Botanical Gardens contain flora from across the continent. A popular destination for tourists and residents alike, the extensive gardens are illuminated at night by electric lanterns.
- The Royal Zoological Park adjoins the botanical gardens and houses wildlife from Corum and beyond.
- The Museum of Science and Technology occupies a sprawling campus near the city centre. Entry is free to visitors.
- Concord Square, the site of Concord Hall.
