Difference between revisions of "Plymouth"
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'''Plymouth''', with a population of 20.7 million, is the second-most populous nation in [[Willink]], and the largest city south of the [[Great Seas]]. A financial and manufacturing hub, the city is also the center of the medical research, products, and services industries, and is home to some of the top hospitals in the world. Situated on a strategic inland waterway, it's varied geography, and many lakes, along with expansive transportation services make it a popular national tourist location. | '''Plymouth''', with a population of 20.7 million, is the second-most populous nation in [[Willink]], and the largest city south of the [[Great Seas]]. A financial and manufacturing hub, the city is also the center of the medical research, products, and services industries, and is home to some of the top hospitals in the world. Situated on a strategic inland waterway, it's varied geography, and many lakes, along with expansive transportation services make it a popular national tourist location. | ||
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Plymouth's flag | |
Country | Willink |
Province | N/A |
Settled | 1270 |
Incorporated | 1792 |
Population - Metro |
20,715,220 42,910,445 |
Area Code | 881-940 |
Postal Code | 11210-11450 |
Sister cities | Juumus, Juumanistra |
Plymouth, with a population of 20.7 million, is the second-most populous nation in Willink, and the largest city south of the Great Seas. A financial and manufacturing hub, the city is also the center of the medical research, products, and services industries, and is home to some of the top hospitals in the world. Situated on a strategic inland waterway, it's varied geography, and many lakes, along with expansive transportation services make it a popular national tourist location.