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==Largest Cities in Prux== | ==Largest Cities in Prux== | ||
| − | Capital: Pruxton, 1,258,000 | + | *'''Capital: Pruxton, 1,258,000''' |
| − | Pawtucket: 623,500 | + | *Pawtucket: 623,500 |
| − | Hamburger Hill: 389,000 | + | *Hamburger Hill: 389,000 |
| − | ESPN: 289,500 | + | *ESPN: 289,500 |
| − | Pilsbury: 120,900 | + | *Pilsbury: 120,900 |
| − | Gravel: 108,250 | + | *Gravel: 108,250 |
| − | Utero: 101,900 | + | *Utero: 101,900 |
==Sports in Prux== | ==Sports in Prux== | ||
Prux won the [[Baptism of Fire]] before [[World Cup 37]]. | Prux won the [[Baptism of Fire]] before [[World Cup 37]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:08, 13 September 2007
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| Flag of Prux | |
| Motto: Doesn't matter where you are, We'll find you." | |
| None Yet | |
| Region | the Q Continuum |
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| Capital | Pruxton |
| Official Language(s) | English |
| Leader | Glenn Quagmire (President) |
| Population | 5 million as of 8/20/1929 |
| Currency | Doesn't matter where you are, We'll find you." |
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+Current Year is: 1929
A Briefing on Prux
On August 5th, 1929 (Q-Continuum time) A mythical island located about 500 miles southwest of Insaneindahead was discovered by John Schmitt along with 5 million followers. They promptly claimed the uninhabited island for themselves and within 2 weeks the nation was given permission to join The Q Continuum. The island is approximately 23,896 square miles in area and has two active volcanoes. The island is about 30% rain forest and about 65% grasslands. The other 5% of the land mountainous with the highest peak being the volcano Mt. Hrert at 13,905 ft in elevation. The Current President is Glenn Quagmire.
Largest Cities in Prux
- Capital: Pruxton, 1,258,000
- Pawtucket: 623,500
- Hamburger Hill: 389,000
- ESPN: 289,500
- Pilsbury: 120,900
- Gravel: 108,250
- Utero: 101,900
Sports in Prux
Prux won the Baptism of Fire before World Cup 37.
