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===Kantrasar=== | ===Kantrasar=== | ||
===Iselin=== | ===Iselin=== | ||
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| subdivision_name = [[File:KiravianFlag.png|25px]] [[Kiravia|Kiravian Collectivity]] | |||
| subdivision_type1 = State | |||
| subdivision_name1 = [[File:NiyaskaFlag.png|25px]] [[Niyaska]] | |||
| subdivision_type2 = Countyship | |||
| subdivision_name2 = Jeff | |||
| population = 82,396 | |||
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'''Iselin''' is a medium-sized industrial city in Niyaska's County Jeff. Founded as a mill town on the {{wp|fall line}} of the Niyaska seaboard by a colonist from the Coscivian province of Erasta named Ārvo Iselin, Iselin later acquired a sizeable population of craftsmen and eventually an ironworks. With the beginning of the industrial era in earnest, Iselin joined [[Cities of Kiravia#Parþotren|Parþotren]] and [[Cities of Kiravia#Rávéga|Rávéga]] in producing a wide range of products, such as textiles, processed meats, beer, glassware, bicycles, and metal products. Since Kirosocialism, the city has retained a significant industrial base, but has shifted toward the manufacture of electrical components, plastics, and (perhaps most notably) garage doors. | '''Iselin''' is a medium-sized industrial city in Niyaska's County Jeff. Founded as a mill town on the {{wp|fall line}} of the Niyaska seaboard by a colonist from the Coscivian province of Erasta named Ārvo Iselin, Iselin later acquired a sizeable population of craftsmen and eventually an ironworks. With the beginning of the industrial era in earnest, Iselin joined [[Cities of Kiravia#Parþotren|Parþotren]] and [[Cities of Kiravia#Rávéga|Rávéga]] in producing a wide range of products, such as textiles, processed meats, beer, glassware, bicycles, and metal products. Since Kirosocialism, the city has retained a significant industrial base, but has shifted toward the manufacture of electrical components, plastics, and (perhaps most notably) garage doors. | ||
[[Iselin International Airport]], the busiest in the Valēka Metropolitan Area and the Mid-Oceanic region as a whole, is located in the city. The Iselin Chamber of Commerce tried to promote ''Iselin: Lavnubān Niyaské'' ("Iselin: Gateway to Niyaska") as the city's official slogan, but was forced to adopt ''Lavnubān Valēké'' ("Gateway to Valēka") after legal action from the city of | [[Iselin International Airport]], the busiest in the Valēka Metropolitan Area and the Mid-Oceanic region as a whole, is located in the city. The Iselin Chamber of Commerce tried to promote ''Iselin: Lavnubān Niyaské'' ("Iselin: Gateway to Niyaska") as the city's official slogan, but was forced to adopt ''Lavnubān Valēké'' ("Gateway to Valēka") after legal action from the city of Śervinak, which claimed an identical slogan. Śervinak itself was forced to abandon the slogan for ''Tolalpuv Valēká'' ("Valeka's Doorstep") after a lawsuit filed by a real estate consortium in Telmerdun, which had been using it to advertise several residential developments it had built near the Telmerdun Bridge linking Niyaska to [[Valēka#Geography|Strathannan Island]]. Iselinites who dislike the noise pollution, traffic, and strange-smelling foreigners brought by the airport often refer to their city as ''Tolaśbruv Valeká'' ("Valēka's Doormat") instead. | ||
Iselin is the southern terminus of the Niyaska Transit Authority's Maroon Line commuter railway, which also serves Rávéga, Fôklār, Savetta, Kartaret, and | Iselin is the southern terminus of the Niyaska Transit Authority's Maroon Line commuter railway, which also serves Rávéga, Fôklār, Savetta, Kartaret, and Ipson Station in Valēka, where it connects to that city's subway and light rail network. | ||
===Rávéga=== | ===Rávéga=== | ||