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| style="font-size: 10.2pt; background: #fcfcfc; text-align: center;" colspan=2 | '''Civil & Ecclesiastical Commonwealth of Enscirya'''<br>'''ꀋ ꀡꁂꁡꂀ ꂛ ꂸ ꃔꃭ ꄊꄤꅀꅚ ꅳ ꆆꆡ ꇂ ꇥꈂ ꈝ ꈵ ꉑꉣ ꉴꊃꊗ'''<br>'''''Astrolix us Æglastax Lódrikéarita Enśkiryá''''' | | style="font-size: 10.2pt; background: #fcfcfc; text-align: center;" colspan=2 | '''Civil & Ecclesiastical Commonwealth of Enscirya'''<br>'''ꀋ ꀡꁂꁡꂀ ꂛ ꂸ ꃔꃭ ꄊꄤꅀꅚ ꅳ ꆆꆡ ꇂ ꇥꈂ ꈝ ꈵ ꉑꉣ ꉴꊃꊗ'''<br>'''''Astrolix us Æglastax Lódrikéarita Enśkiryá''''' | ||
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Peat is an important natural resource, providing domestic heat for >95% of rural households and 45% of urban households. Enscirya has two peat-fuelled power plants and three hybrid peat-coal plants feeding into its electrical grid. | Peat is an important natural resource, providing domestic heat for >95% of rural households and 45% of urban households. Enscirya has two peat-fuelled power plants and three hybrid peat-coal plants feeding into its electrical grid. | ||
Religious pilgrimages to holy sites of the [[Insular Apostolic Church]] and heritage tourism by members of the vast Ensciryan diaspora are a critical pillar of the Ensciryan economy, especially its service sector. Enscirya is also a significant destination for {{wp|trekking}}, {{wp|bird-watching}}, {{wp|photo-tourism}}, and {{wp|agritourism}}. | Religious pilgrimages to holy sites of the [[Insular Apostolic Church]] and heritage tourism by members of the vast Ensciryan diaspora are a critical pillar of the Ensciryan economy, especially its service sector. Enscirya is also a significant destination for {{wp|trekking}}, {{wp|bird-watching}}, {{wp|photo-tourism}}, and {{wp|agritourism}}. The state's wealth of megalithic monuments and later ruins also draw many visitors. | ||
Just under two-thirds of Ensciryan internet connexions are over {{wp|dialup}}. Mobile coverage across the state's territory is sparse, and in many rural areas with coverage, the quality and reliability of cell service is poor. | Just under two-thirds of Ensciryan internet connexions are over {{wp|dialup}}. Mobile coverage across the state's territory is sparse, and in many rural areas with coverage, the quality and reliability of cell service is poor. | ||