On this day, Saturnia is very much like any other city, but yet at the same very much unlike any other.

Here are some basic facts about Saturnia as a city.

Demographics:

(S= in suburbs) (P= pictured)

Population

Metro Area: 4,550,000

Classes:

Lower class: 38%

Middle Class: 43%

Upper Class: 19%

Major suburbs: Hillside (P), Avalon, Richmond

Facilities

Major educational facilities: University of Saturnia, Hudson University (S), Saturnia Museum of National History, Saturnia Museum of Art, Norman High School, Carter High School (S), Kerrytown High School(P)

Major healthcare facilities: Mercy General Hospital, University of Saturnia Clinic, Hudson University Medical Center (S), Dennis Stanley Memorial Hospital, (P) Kerrytown Hospital

Major religious sites: Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, St John the Evangelist Cathedral, Mormon Temple, Mosque of Saturnia, St Nicholas of Tolentine Seminary (S) (P), St Thomas Aquinas Church

Recreational

Sports Teams:

Saturnia Stars (Baseball)

Saturnia Tigers (Football)

Saturnia Masters (Soccer)

Saturnia Rings (Hockey)

Stadiums:

Stars Stadium

GoTech Stadium

Riverside Stadium (P)

Toyota Center

Political:

Mayor: Frank Howell

City Council Members:

Richard Parker

Barbara Turner

Nicole Campbell

Michael Brooks

Alan Reed

Diana Hall

Anne Perez

Transportation.

Major roads: Route 64, Grand Avenue, Liberty Avenue, University Avenue

Major railroad stations: Union Station, University Station, Airport Station

Mass Transit: Grand Avenue Line, Bus routes

Water: Concord River Ferry, Saturnia Bay Ferry, WaterTaxi.

Air: Saturnia International Airport (P)