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The breakaway states from Syldav island.

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Retep Molinari
Welcome back! I hope you are enjoying these entries as much as I enjoy making them. Please leave a comment and I am certain to get back to you! To the post! Per the Reconstruction Plan (point 3), improving the the educational opportunities in Peotav and Bordav were major priorities. Politically, Peotav was important. The region had always operated under both the benefit and the mercy of Bordav. It was imperative that the new Balboa-based government showed Peotav that its best interests were truly at heart....
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Introduction to Peotav For full resolution: Right click image + "View image" If you've read your history, you know that the entire population was under the control of the government in Klov. This lasted until 1850, when the eastern and western costal regions broke to form Bordav and Peotav. Peotav and Bordav broke away from the central Syldav government over a changing economic context. Wanting to industrialize, the costal regions--Bordav in particular--wanted one immigration and new transportation systems...
Retep Molinari
Welcome to Bordav! Introduction: Bordav makes up the eastern shore of Syldav Island, located in the eastern Pacific Ocean near the west coast of the United States. Originally part of Syldav, which was founded in 1741 by Russian explorers, Bordav broke away in 1850 in the midsts of the industrial revolution. Developed as a economic power-house through the 19th and 20th centuries, it was the primary economic and military rival to Syldav and the Republic of Balboa. History: The island of Syldav, where...
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Department of the Combined Armed Forces That's a fancy way to say the Department of Defense. Of course, in most countries, the term "Department of Defense" replaced Department of War to better communicate the agencies' supposed purposed. In Bordav, This is what they call it. The massive facility, built in 1968, replaced the older (and much smaller) building shown below. Today, the "Old Department Building," as it is called, is the Veterans Affair Council headquarters. An overview shot, showing the...
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For full, super vivid resolution on all pics: Right click image + "View image." The transit improvements in Shozhod brought other changers. Where most of 65,000 fans would once drive, the Sports complex was now served by 5 Metro lines and numerous bus connections. The need for expansive surface parking was minimized. The new mass-transit based neighborhood, combined with the near-by university, was a major boon to the neighborhood. With sporting events taking place 160 days of the year, new businesses...
Retep Molinari
At last, we have a region view of Central Bordav! For full resolution on all pics: Right click image + "View image." Very worth it!! As you can see, it's not all filled in, but I have waited a LONG time to show a region pic, so enjoy! And, agian, look at it in full resolution.
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