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The Province On Water

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Yohannes Mengsteab
Feres, (which means horse), is one of the newly experimental transportation lanes created by the provincial government to connect the various cities on water to one another through land transportation. It has been relatively successful in its objective. Humorously, although the land in these areas were reclaimed for the sole use of transportation, with land at a premium, commuters are settling and industry is developing on any piece of the minuscule land left available. The L'Érythreé government has...
Yohannes Mengsteab
Well to a town in transition, welcome to Adhi Megbi (which literally means land of food or land of lunch). There is no better example of the level of rapid development Ioannes, Selam, and Beraki all faced then Adhi Megbi. This town is in the current process of rapid development. Adhi Megbi was founded as one of the many agricultural communities in L'Érythreé created by the provincial government on reclaimed land to ensure adequate food supply for the rapidly growing population of the province. Yet what the...
Yohannes Mengsteab
Compared to Ioannes and Selam, Beraki is not as old as one may think. Founded as a small agricultural community on a group of 5 islands that locals used canoes to navigate through, it grew as middle to low income locals from Selam began to move en masse to this small town due to high residential demand that made it very expensive to reside in the city. A rapid increase in commercial, industrial and legislative activity coupled with gentrification in Ioannes contributed greatly to the Beraki's residential...
Yohannes Mengsteab
Welcome to Selam, the Historic Core City of L'Érythreé. It is by far the oldest city in the province, thus a very popular tourist attraction. Selam began life around the sea trade, benefiting from having the largest amount of land and having the Peace River, or what the locals call Mai Selam, run through the heart of it (this is where it got its name). It, therefore, has the least amount of land reclamation and buildings built atop water. Unlike, the capital, Ioannes, the municipal government is very keen...
Yohannes Mengsteab
Welcome to the Ioannes, the Capital of the L'Érythreé. Ioannes was originally founded as a city on a small and very closely linked group of islands in a heavily trafficed sea. However, as the city developed, land was at great premium. This forced the municipal governments of Ioannes to adapt by reclaiming land. The governance of Ioannes was marveled at as the city was known for its ability to quickly adapt to socio-economic factors that it faced. At this time, with the aid of the development of a sturdy...
Yohannes Mengsteab
Welcome To The Province on Water, L'Érythreé. Here is an aerial view of the land (so far) encompassing the province Here is the aerial view showing the specific cities within the province. There's the bustling provincial capital of Ioannes, the largest populated city. The older, popular tourist destination of Selam. The mainly residential city of Beraki. The agricultural town of Adhi Megbi. Lastly, Feres is not really a city or town but more of land reclaimed for better intracity transportation. Lastly,...
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