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'''Kingsvale''' is a [[Government of Urcea#Province|province]] of [[Urcea]]. Kingsvale sits at the fringe between the Urcean regions of [[Urcean frontier|the frontier]] and [[Greater Canaery]], though by culture it is largely considered part of the latter region. | '''Kingsvale''' is a [[Government of Urcea#Province|province]] of [[Urcea]]. Kingsvale sits at the fringe between the Urcean regions of [[Urcean frontier|the frontier]], [[Gassavelia]], and [[Greater Canaery]], though by culture it is largely considered part of the latter region. | ||
Unlike many other parts of the arid [[Urcean frontier]] transformed into arable land during the 19th century, Kingsvale was mostly settled by [[Caenish people|Caenish]] and [[Gassavelian people|Gassavelian]] people from the adjoining regions rather than by [[The Valley (Urcea)|Valley-born]] [[Ómestaderoi]]. Accordingly, it took on a significantly different cultural and political character than the other frontier provinces. | |||
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Province of Kingsvale | |
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| Country | Urcea |
| Cathedral City | Fort St. Blaise |
| Population (2030) | |
| • Total | 6,493,477 |
Kingsvale is a province of Urcea. Kingsvale sits at the fringe between the Urcean regions of the frontier, Gassavelia, and Greater Canaery, though by culture it is largely considered part of the latter region.
Unlike many other parts of the arid Urcean frontier transformed into arable land during the 19th century, Kingsvale was mostly settled by Caenish and Gassavelian people from the adjoining regions rather than by Valley-born Ómestaderoi. Accordingly, it took on a significantly different cultural and political character than the other frontier provinces.
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