Ferara

Ferara, officially the State of Ferara (Cartadanian: Estado da Ferara), is a state located in the interior of Cartadania, south of the Jordan Bay. It is the fifteenth-most populous Cartadanian state as well as the eleventh-most extensive. The state capital is Romanha. São Luís is Ferara's most populous city.

State of Ferara Estado da Ferara
State seal of Ferara Flag Seal
Nickname(s): Terra da Mágica "Magic land"
Motto(s): Invicta.
State song(s): "Hino de oásis"
Map of Cartadania with Ferara highlighted
Official language	Cartadanian
Spoken languages	Latin Spanish
Demonym	Ferão
Capital	Romanha
Largest city	São Luís
Area	Ranked 11th
• Total	67,158.4 km2 (25,930 mi2)
• Width	330.9 km (205.6 miles)
• Length	320.6 km (199.2 miles)
Population	Ranked 15th
• Total	3,784,665
• Density	56.4/km  (146/mi2) Ranked 28th
• Median household income	$56,003 ()
Elevation
• Highest point	Monte Ascare 5,576.7 m (18,296.4 ft)
• Mean	2,094.7 m  (6,872.4 ft)
• Lowest point	Rio Amaranto 9.4 m (30.8 ft)
Before statehood	Faraya Province (Vachena)
Admission to Cartadania	February 12, 2033 ()
Governor	Turi Cassara
Lieutenant Governor	João Ribeirão
Legislature	Ferara State Assembly
• Upper house	Senate
• Lower house	House of Representatives
Cartadania Senators	3
Cartadania Câmara delegation	5 (list)
Time zone	Western Standard Time (-3:00)
ISO 3166	CA-FE
Abbreviations	FE, Fer.
Website	www.ferara.gov

Contents

• 1 Etymology
• 2 Geography
  • 2.1 Geology
  • 2.2 Wildlife
• 3 Climate
  • 3.1 Storms
• 4 History
  • 4.1 Pre-Caphiravian era
  • 4.2 Colonization
  • 4.3 Province of Vachena
  • 4.4 Annexation by Cartadania and statehood
• 5 Government and politics
  • 5.1 State government
  • 5.2 Politics
    • 5.2.1 Political history
  • 5.3 Administrative divisions
  • 5.4 Criminal law
• 6 Economy
  • 6.1 Taxation
  • 6.2 Agriculture and mining
  • 6.3 Energy
  • 6.4 Technology
  • 6.5 Commerce
• 7 Demographics
  • 7.1 Ethnicity
  • 7.2 Cities and towns
  • 7.3 Languages
  • 7.4 Religion
• 8 Culture
  • 8.1 Arts
• 9 Education
  • 9.1 Higher education
• 10 Healthcare
  • 10.1 Introduction
  • 10.2 Obesity
  • 10.3 Alcohol Use
    • 10.3.1 Alcohol Policy
  • 10.4 Maternal Health
  • 10.5 Infant Health
    • 10.5.1 Vaccinations
      • 10.5.1.1 Vaccination Policy
  • 10.6 Medical research
  • 10.7 Legislative Responses
• 11 Transportation
  • 11.1 Highways
  • 11.2 Airports
  • 11.3 Ports
  • 11.4 Railroads
• 12 Sports
• 13 See also