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'''Verona''', officially the '''Commonwealth of Verona''' ({{lang-cd|Comunidade da Verona}}), is a state located on the eastern coast of central Cartadania. With 76.2 million residents across a total area of about | '''Verona''', officially the '''Commonwealth of Verona''' ({{lang-cd|Comunidade da Verona}}), is a state located on the eastern coast of central [[Cartadania]]. With 76.2 million residents across a total area of about {{convert|392847|km2|sqmi}}, Verona is the [[Administrative divisions of Cartadania|most populous]] and [[Administrative divisions of Cartadania|most extensive]] [[States of Cartadania|state]] in Cartadania. The state capital is the city of [[Sevilla]] in central Verona. The [[Palm Coast metropolitan area|Palm Coast metro area]] is the most populous urban region in the country, with 31.7 million residents, more populous than every state except [[Santiago]] and Verona itself. [[Sierra]] is Verona's, as well as Cartadania's, most populous city with over eight million residents. Verona also has the nation's most populous county, [[Sierra County, Verona|Sierra County]], which is also one of its largest counties by area. | ||
Verona's diverse geography ranges from the [[Urlazio Sea|Urlazio Coast]] in the east to the Serra Afiada mountain range in the center to the everglades and its meranti forests in the west; and from the [[Verona Everglades National Park|meranti forests]] to the Lençois Desert in the southwest. The Central and Chesapeake Valleys, major agricultural areas, dominate the state's center. Though Verona is well-known for its warm tropical climate, the large size of the state means it can vary from rainforest in the west, to arid desert in the south, and nearly alpine in the mountains. | Verona's diverse geography ranges from the [[Urlazio Sea|Urlazio Coast]] in the east to the Serra Afiada mountain range in the center to the everglades and its meranti forests in the west; and from the [[Verona Everglades National Park|meranti forests]] to the Lençois Desert in the southwest. The Central and Chesapeake Valleys, major agricultural areas, dominate the state's center. Though Verona is well-known for its warm tropical climate, the large size of the state means it can vary from rainforest in the west, to arid desert in the south, and nearly alpine in the mountains. | ||