Palm Coast metropolitan area: Difference between revisions

|native_name            = Area metropolitana da Costa Palma

|parts                  = [[Hermosa, Verona|Hermosa]], [[Jupiter, Verona|Jupiter]], [[La Joya, Verona|La Joya]], [[Los Sueños, Verona|Los Sueños]], [[Lynnhaven]], [[Mirada]], [[Rainier, Verona|Rainier]], [[Rosslyn]]

The '''Palm Coast metropolitan area''' is the largest urban region in Cartadania, encompassing seven counties in northern Verona. The agglomeration of the urbanized Palm Coast metro area surrounds the urban core of Sierra County, more specifically the city of Sierra.

As a center of many industries, including finance, international trade, new and traditional media, real estate, education, fashion, entertainment, tourism, biotechnology, law, and manufacturing, the Palm Coast metropolitan region is one of the most important economic regions in the world; in 2030, the MSA produced a gross metropolitan product (GMP) of nearly $2.98 trillion ranking first nationally by a wide margin.

{{wp|Coaxial|Coax}} cable service is provided in region by Amplus and Azura Communications, while Veritas provides television and internet services via {{wp|Fiber-optic communication|fiber-optics}}. All three companies provide home-phone service in the region as well. In addition to these three companies, there are several other smaller companies that provide local service via satellite and other medium.

Certain municipalities, such as Buenaventura, Jupiter, Lynnhaven, La Joya, Sierra, the entirety of Santa Rosa County, collect refuse via their Department of Public Works, while others rely on private corporations and self-disposal for residents to dispose of garbage. [[Waste Management America]] is the largest private company to do so, and also provides services in the areas that have their own trash service. Due to sanitation guidelines in the region, there is only one landfill in the metro area (western Victoria County), and most trash is transferred via station to landfills and processing facilities in [[Lençois County, Verona|Lençois County]].

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|'''1890'''

|—

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|'''1900'''

|27.4%

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|'''1910'''

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|33.8%

|'''1920'''

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|57.5%

|'''1930'''

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|'''1940'''

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|29.8%

|'''1950'''

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|49.9%

|'''1960'''

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|'''1970'''

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|'''1980'''

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|'''1990'''

|4.8%

|'''2000'''

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|12.2%

|'''2010'''

|34,586,456

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|'''2020'''

|38,444,162

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According to the 2030 Census, the Palm Coast Metropolitan Area had a population of 41,394,887, of which 20,324,890 (49.1% of the population) were male and 21,069,997 (50.9% of the population) were female. Much like Cartadania as a whole, the population of the Palm Coast metropolitan area is majority Pardo people, followed by White people, Audonians, Indigenous peoples, and finally Punthite people. According to the survey, the Palm Coast Metropolitan Area was 50.3% Pardo, 15.6% White, 12.5% Black or Audono-Cartadanian, 0.8% Indigenous, 0.5% Punthite, 20.3% from Some other race.

|Andina County

|4,923.2 km² (1,900.9 sq mi)

|1,238/km² (3,207/sq mi)

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|Los Angeles County

|2,477,012

|3,315.6 km² (1,280.2 sq mi)

|747/km² (1,935/sq mi)

|Lynnhaven County

|4,318 km² (1,667 sq mi)

|695/km² (1,801/sq mi)

|-

|Santa Cruz County

|3,317,749

|3,106 km² (1,199 sq mi)

|1,068/km² (2,767/sq mi)

|Santa Rosa County

|703.8 km² (271.7 sq mi)

|1,241/km² (3,214/sq mi)

|Sierra County

|19,668,575

|17,586.1 km² (6,790.0 sq mi)

|1,118/km² (2,897/sq mi)

|Vivo County

|4,273 km² (1,650 sq mi)

|1,402/km² (3,631/sq mi)

|41,394,887

|38,225.7 sq mi (99,004 km²)

|1,083/km² (2,805/sq mi)

|Vivo