Difference between revisions of "Aanjar"
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| + | * '''Malaab il Aanjariyya Stadium:''' The name directly translates into the "Aanjarian Field". It holds approximately 70,000 people and it is a state of the art facility. Completed in 2 AFN, it was built to accomodate the fanatical support the Aanjarian people have for their new football team, the Aanjar Aye-Ayes. The field itself is made from real grass. | ||
Revision as of 20:15, 27 November 2005
Overview
The 2nd largest city in Nedalia, after the capital city of Kafra, Aanjar is located in the Shamsa Desert south of the Nedalian-Krytenia border. Its population is nearly all of arabic descent, so Islam is the prominent religion in the city and the island. Weather is desert-like, as are the physical features of the island. The architecture of the city, again, is heavily inspired by the Middle East, with mosques and domed houses all too common. However, there is a western touch to the city, as Aanjar's downtown prominently points out. It has the highest growth rate of any city in Nedalia.
Statistics
- POPULATION: 7,341,650
History
Sports
- Aanjar is home to the Aanjar FC Aye-Ayes, participants in the Nedalia Premier League. They are owned by Vilitan company 3wide Designs.
Points of Interest
- Malaab il Aanjariyya Stadium: The name directly translates into the "Aanjarian Field". It holds approximately 70,000 people and it is a state of the art facility. Completed in 2 AFN, it was built to accomodate the fanatical support the Aanjarian people have for their new football team, the Aanjar Aye-Ayes. The field itself is made from real grass.
