Keyboraf Countyship
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County Keyboraf is a countyship of the Kiravian state of Arkvera. Rural in character, it is most famous for its late-fall and early-winter apple harvests, particularly of the local yellow cultivar Malus pumila var. tonimontana, which is suitable for both direct consumption and pressing into delicious artisanal cider.
Keyboraf | |
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| Etymology: Named for Koavf Keyboraf | |
| Country |  Kiravian Federacy |
| State |  Arkvera |
| Seat | Kovfefév |
| Settlements | Municipalities
Delimited Settlements
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| Landscape | |
| Development | Rural |
| Climate | Hemiboreal |
| Native vegetation | Mixed forest |
| Government | |
| • Type | Standard |
| • Body | County Commission |
| • Executive | Dardan Virantin (FRA) |
| Population | 69,420 |
| Languages | |
| • Common | Red Kiravic |
| Time Zone | Valēka Standard Time |
| Website | www.keyboraf.ark.kr |
A plurality of the population are Kandans ("Red Kir"), many of whom adhere to the Archepiscopal Church of Kirav. Other ethno-social and caste communities represented in the countyship include Green Kir, Ĥeirans, Kinnír, and Eshavians.