Palm Coast metropolitan area

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.

Palm Coast metropolitan Area
Metropolitan area
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Country	Cartadania
State	Verona
Counties	Andina Los Angeles Lynnhaven Santa Cruz Santa Rosa Sierra Vivo
Largest city	Sierra
Area
• Total	38,178 km2 (14,740.6 sq mi)
Population (2035)	37,850,727
• Density	991.4/km2 (2,567.8/sq mi)

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.

Contents

• 1 Definitions
  • 1.1 Urban areas of the region
    • 1.1.1 Urban areas
• 2 Cities
  • 2.1 Principal cities
• 3 Economy
  • 3.1 Sierra–Vivo–Lynnhaven
• 4 Utilities and infrastructure
  • 4.1 Electricity
  • 4.2 Natural gas
  • 4.3 Cable television
  • 4.4 Phone
• 5 Demographics
• 6 Tourism
  • 6.1 Amusement parks
  • 6.2 Beaches
  • 6.3 Shopping malls
  • 6.4 Motion picture studios
  • 6.5 Water parks
  • 6.6 Zoos and aquariums
  • 6.7 Night life
  • 6.8 Museums
  • 6.9 Presidential museums
  • 6.10 Convention Centers
  • 6.11 State parks & beaches
  • 6.12 National parks, monuments, & refuges
  • 6.13 Other
• 7 Transportation
  • 7.1 Commercial airports
  • 7.2 Interstates
  • 7.3 Federal highways
  • 7.4 Verona state highways
  • 7.5 Sierra County Metro
  • 7.6 Regional and commuter rail
• 8 Codes of the Palm Coast
  • 8.1 Area codes
  • 8.2 PEP codes
• 9 Sports
  • 9.1 Sports teams
  • 9.2 Professional venues
• 10 Media
• 11 Geology
  • 11.1 List of major fault zones
  • 11.2 Significant earthquakes
• 12 See also

Utilities and infrastructure

There are six electric utility power companies in the Palm Coast metropolitan area. Meridian Energy serves a large majority of the Palm Coast metropolitan area. There are two natural gas providers in the metropolitan area.

The Palm Coast metropolitan area is served by the following utility companies.

Electricity

• Andina Water and Energy (Andina County)
• Los Angeles Water and Power (Los Angeles County)
• Meridian Energy
• Riverside Energy
• Sierra County Department of Water and Energy

Natural gas

• Verona Natural Gas
• Veraco Gas

Cable television

• Amplús
• Azura Communications
• Veritas

Phone

• Amplús
• Azura Communications
• Veritas

Demographics

Census	Pop.		%±
1890	1,489,610		—
1900	1,897,994		27.4%
1910	2,538,567		33.8%
1920	3,997,830		57.5%
1930	5,327,166		33.3%
1940	6,916,403		29.8%
1950	10,367,911		49.9%
1960	16,742,696		61.5%
1970	18,463,213		10.3%
1980	24,110,159		30.6%
1990	25,273,720		4.8%
2000	28,365,627		12.2%
2010	34,586,456		21.9%
2020	38,444,162		11.2%
2030	41,394,887		7.7%
State Census data

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.

The age composition of the area is fairly evenly distributed, with the median age being 32.2 years and the modal age range being 25 to 34 years of age.

County	Population	Area	Density
Andina County	6,095,313	4,923.2 km2 (1,900.9 sq mi)	1,238/km2 (3,207/sq mi)
Los Angeles County	2,477,012	3,315.6 km2 (1,280.2 sq mi)	747/km2 (1,935/sq mi)
Lynnhaven County	3,002,926	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	873,294	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	5,990,018	4,273 km2 (1,650 sq mi)	1,402/km2 (3,631/sq mi)
Total	41,394,887	38,225.7 sq mi (99,004 km2)	1,083/km2 (2,805/sq mi)

Transportation

Commercial airports

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SIX sign

Airport	IATA code	County	Enplanements (2035)
Sierra International Airport	SIX	Sierra	XX,XXX,XXX
Los Sueños International Airport	LSA	Vivo	XX,XXX,XXX
Gadsden-Samori-Andina International Airport	GSA	Andina	XX,XXX,XXX
Bordeaux-Columbia Airport	BCA	Sierra	XX,XXX,XXX
Lynnhaven Serenity Field	LSF	Lynnhaven	X,XXX,XXX
Roseland Field	RLF	Santa Rosa	X,XXX,XXX

The primary airport serving the Palm Coast metro area is Sierra International Airport (SIX), the busiest airport in Cartadania and among the top five busiest in the world. SIX is in northeastern Sierra, 22 kilometres (14 mi) from Downtown Sierra. SIX is the only airport to serve as a hub for all three Cartadanian legacy airlines —Air Cartadania, Premiere and Sarpedonian.

In addition to SIX, other airports, including Bordeaux-Columbia Airport, Gadsden-Samori-Andina International Airport, Los Sueños International Airport, Lynnhaven-Serenity Airport, and Roseland-Pasadena Airport, also serve the region.