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File:Turkish Steps in Agrigento.jpg|The Albuscalae, Eryx Magnus | File:Turkish Steps in Agrigento.jpg|The Albuscalae, Eryx Magnus | ||
Clouds_in_the_Dolomites_(Unsplash).jpg|The highest point in Caphiria, Patrior Mons, located in the Cimisi-Extressio region of Meceria Province | Clouds_in_the_Dolomites_(Unsplash).jpg|The highest point in Caphiria, Patrior Mons, located in the Cimisi-Extressio region of Meceria Province | ||
:Valmenocchia.jpg|The undulating hilly landscape of the province of Isuriana in the south | File:Valmenocchia.jpg|The undulating hilly landscape of the province of Isuriana in the south | ||
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The territory of the Imperium covers approximately 5 million km². All land within the Imperium falls under one of two classifications: Caphiria Maiorem (Greater Caphiria), the mainland itself and Caphiria Coloniam (Possessions of Caphiria), the territories owned by the Imperium. Greater Caphiria goes from northern coast of Sarpedon to south central. Caphiria shares its western border with Cartadania and XXX. The Free State of Veltornia used to share Caphiria's western border until the Annexation of Veltornia occurred and became part of the Imperium. Caphiria has a coastline of 8,651 km and has cultivated a global tourist economy around it. | The territory of the Imperium covers approximately 5 million km². All land within the Imperium falls under one of two classifications: Caphiria Maiorem (Greater Caphiria), the mainland itself and Caphiria Coloniam (Possessions of Caphiria), the territories owned by the Imperium. Greater Caphiria goes from northern coast of Sarpedon to south central. Caphiria shares its western border with Cartadania and XXX. The Free State of Veltornia used to share Caphiria's western border until the Annexation of Veltornia occurred and became part of the Imperium. Caphiria has a coastline of 8,651 km and has cultivated a global tourist economy around it. |