Valorica

Valorica Valoris  (Latin)
Independent city
Cidade de Valorica City of Valorica
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Motto(s):  "Fortis et Venerabilis" (Latin) "Strong and Revered"
Country	Cartadania
State	Triessa
County	Independent city
Government
• Type	Mayor-Council
• Body	City Council
• Mayor	Isabela Chagas Leal (SDP)
Area
• Total	893.6 km2 (345.0 sq mi)
Population  (2030)
• Total	3,107,885
• Density	3,500/km2 (9,000/sq mi)
PEP code	01001–01126
Website	Official City Website

Valorica, officially the City of Valorica (Cartadanian: Cidade de Valorica; Latin: Urbs Valoris), is an independent city located in the southern region of Triessa, positioned along the northern coast of the Urlazian Sea. According to the most recent 2030 Census, the population of Valorica was recorded at 3.1 million, making it the third largest city in Cartadania, after Sierra and Newport, in terms of sheer population size. As the largest city in Triessa and on Urlazio, Valorica serves as the core of Greater Valorica, boasting a sprawling metropolitan population of 6.5 million, accounting for two-thirds of Triessa's total populace.

Valorica's history dates back to the very origins of Latin settlement, as it was originally founded by the Lurians on the grounds of what was once an Adonerii port city. Throughout the passage of time, as the Latin language diverged into various Romance groups with the formation of Cartadanian, Valoris was eventually renamed Valorica. In the year 1334, the city was appointed as the capital of Triesse province, assuming a pivotal role as the comprehensive hub of Triessa. Subsequently, in 1806, Valorica was officially chartered by the state government of Triessa, effectively consolidating diverse nearby settlements into a cohesive and unified entity.