Bellvadere Province
Bellvadere Province | |
National flag | Coat of Arms |
Motto | Quam bene vivas refert, non quam diu. |
Provincial Capital | Oskalily |
Languages - Official - Unofficial |
English, Italian, Latin |
Lord Protector | Sir Marcus Reigo-Andervillacci |
Area |
69,700 km² 26,912 sq mi |
Region | The United Federal Kingdom of St Samuel |
Population - Total (2007) |
13,586,000 |
Currency | Rudolph |
Bellvadere is a province in western St Samuel. The province borders Mount Francis Province, Mont-Canisi Province, Port Derbyshire Province, Malberg Province, and Richtenburg Province. The provincial capital is Oskalily. The current Lord Protector of Bellvadere is Sir Marcus Reigo-Andervillacci. It's five largest cities are Oskalily, Dupré, Westdale, Christiansburg and Saint Tarina.
Bellvadere is known for its alpine and mountainous features.
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History
King Eades I of St Samuel gave the lands to Lord Ugo Bellvadere in 146 AD, making him Lord Protector of Bellvadere. The province resisted the Protestant Reformation in the 1500s, remaining faithful to the Roman Catholic Church.
Demographics
Population
13,586,000
Ethnicity
Latin - 51%, Mixed White & Black - 29%, White - 12%, Arab - 5%, Black - 2%, other - 1%
Religion
Catholics - 79%, Orthodox Christian - 15%, Muslim - 3%, Protestants - 3%
Physical geography & Climate
The province of Bellvadere is located in the west of St Samuel. The province borders Mount Francis Province, Mont-Canisi Province, Port Derbyshire Province, Malberg Province, and Richtenburg Province
The wide, glacial Daphora valley dominates the area. There are many side valleys which branch off the main valley. These vary from narrow and remote to reasonably populous and popular. Fifty of the mountains exceed 4,000m with the highest, Monte Christina, reaching to 4,638m (15,217ft), and there are numerous glaciers.
Counties
Bellvadere consists of 15 counties, Casti, Vornapis, Grapori, Badriaro, Isinano, Catero, Omolbiata, Pescalto, Brantana, Sernovis, Cagla, Ararori, Pica, Pavilli and Anovanto.
Casti
Oskalily cityscape. |
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Adminstrative Capital: Oskalily
Population:
Towns & Cities
- Oskalily
- Tiffania
- Mya
- Tenese
- Beilinsart
- Liardeault
- Choline
- Dieppignon
- Cambrailla
- Dieppert
- Beaulteil
- Dyonnon
- Fortialai
Vornapis
Adminstrative Capital: Saint Tarina
Population:
Towns & Cities
- Saint Tarina
- Linia
- Avilles
- Montins
- Dene
- Castinel
- Hataubes
- Chatraux
- Ses
- Reuxerresn
- Juse
- Teuil
Grapori
Adminstrative Capital: Amberg
Population:
Towns & Cities
- Amberg
- Fontelunga
- Toiaria
- Alerare
- Mato
- Chieto
- Tonenza
- Calta
- Cato
- Isadoli
- Viara
- Iagliari
Badriaro
Adminstrative Capital: Riliata
Population:
Towns & Cities
- Andatuainte
- Doutza
- Fabrisica
- Risti
- Mario
- Rato
- Latempol
- Naralta
- Cuserta
- Tistoia
- Conera
- Assarave
- Riliata
Isinano
Adminstrative Capital: Salcroix
Population:
Towns & Cities
- Nanoli
- Mono
- Cali
- Cesassa
- Anossemi
- Ondra
- Inarire
- Oronadria
- Sinopoli
- Lia
- Fordbrook
- Mont Zanotti
- Salcroix
Catero
Adminstrative Capital: Christiansburg
Population:
Towns & Cities
- Christiansburg
- Villabona
- Somova
- Trarmante
- Pezianco
- Vena
- Ciassova
- Cuno
- Astroso
- Spiaceria
- Carenza
- Gamo
Omolbiata
Adminstrative Capital: Rossino
Population:
Towns & Cities
- Riucci
- Ballerintas
- Delbanna
- Rossino
- Toiamposta
- Cenza
- Casassal
- Antologna
- Tovari
- Cari
- Vaniapa
- Capra
- Panta
Pescalto
Adminstrative Capital: Westdale
Population:
Towns & Cities
- Westdale
- Lohanica
- Blerstead
- Werrettwood
- Heroadhfalls
- Erston
- Kenngbury
- Maringmoor
- Quengbury
- Linghheath
- Wouldinghill
- Hazelhill
Brantana
Adminstrative Capital: Dupré
Population:
Towns & Cities
- Dupré
- Agnes
- Belbantia
- Amos
- Alos
- Lesbassus
- Thiosaega
- Megythal
- Polopus
- Cionaesse
- Limna
- Elaerythr
- Lindera
Sernovis
Adminstrative Capital: Rykstadt
Population:
Towns & Cities
- Rykstadt
- Ahligdorf
- Elsheim
- Rolzirndorf
- Desefels
- Freenruck
- Elstenfeld
- Halleondorf
- Achtenfels
- Wildenbruck
- Konighofen
Cagla
Adminstrative Capital:
Population:
Towns & Cities
- San Jacob
- Fekkai
- Mendalan
- Cartagu
- Bena
- Arivalmu
- Lada
- Larrala
- Malerel
- Lorcantabr
- Cansegar
- Colmancam
Ararori
Adminstrative Capital:
Population:
Towns & Cities
- Angelista
- Federica
- Kieferbrook
- Grato
- Vigenta
- Vona
- Norigle
- Entossaro
- Bolzo
- Aveltrap
- Cria
- Belli
- Traltarma
Pica
Adminstrative Capital: Santa Raphael
Population:
Towns & Cities
- St Giles
- Moltedo
- Santa Raphael
- Ungaro
- Vedro
- Sevalluc
- Azangona
- Sorago
- Cerangir
- Arragulle
- Poza
- Tivilen
- Sasaurja
- Ferrida
Pavilli
Adminstrative Capital: Saint Selma
Population:
Towns & Cities
- Saint Selma
- Monsbart
- Louboutin
- Drejuiff
- Marteranc
- Ontrientre
- Saconvitr
- Monthes
- Montceanne
- Thiretois
- Bagne
- Deaunevi
- Villejuif
Anovanto
Adminstrative Capital:
Population:
Towns & Cities
- Villa Domingo
- Ellia
- Luella
- Khakhakia
- Myrna
- Ephephae
- Tegara
- Oetriae
- Lympusest
- Phalazac
- Pidusos
- Mytora
- Mytina
- Messamel
Economy
Wine production and tourism are some of the main industries of the province. Apart from tourism, agriculture is still important, particularly cattle breeding in the mountains and dairy farming in the plains. There are also a large number orchards in the area, and saffron is also gathered here.
Near Westdale there is a large plant of aluminium manufacturing. Other metal products and chemicals are produced around Westdale and Agnes. There is an oil refinery in Salcroix.
The mountainous province has a plethora of ski resorts, which have become world renowned.
Transportation
Bellvadere has one major international airport, Giuseppe Van Marques International Airport in Oskalily, but the main routes of transport are rail and road. Both networks are extensive and benefit from tourism. Because of the tourism there are many mountain railways and cable cars in the mountains.
Airports
- Giuseppe Van Marques International Airport, Oskalily
Sports
Football and skiing are the most popular sports in the province, with ice hockey, basketball and other winter sports also commanding large followings.