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| currency_name_in_local = {{native name|cd|Escudo cartadaniano|italics=off}}
|name                    = Aumiers
| image_1 = No-image-available.svg
|official_name          = City of Aumiers
| image_title_1 = Escudo banknotes
|native_name            = ''Ville de Aumiers'' <small><small>([[Charentais]])</small></small><br/>''Cidade de Aumiers'' <small><small>([[Cartadanian language|Cartadanian]])</small></small>
| iso_code = CRE
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| iso_number = 000
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| inflation_rate = -2.49% (December 2022)
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| inflation_method = {{wp|Consumer price index|CPI}}
| perrow                = 1/2/1/2/1
| subunit_ratio_1 = {{frac|1|100}}
| image1                = Downtown_Miami_Panorama_from_the_Rusty_Pelican_photo_D_Ramey_Logan.jpg
| subunit_name_1 = {{wp|centavo}}
| image2                = Miami Beach, FL - panoramio.jpg
| symbol =
| image3                = Lifeguard stand, Miami Beach.jpg
| plural = Escudos
| image4                = Downtown Miami skyline 20100305.jpg
| frequently_used_coins = 1, 5, 10, 25 centavos
| image5                = North View of Miami and Miami River from 1st St 20160709 1.jpg
| rarely_used_coins = 50 centavos and €1
| image6                = 032117_Palm_Court_photo_by_Ra-Haus-006(1).jpg
| frequently_used_banknotes = €1, €2, €5, €10, €20, €50, €100
| image7                = LummusParkMiamiPanorama.jpg
| rarely_used_banknotes = €500
| date_of_introduction = 6 September 1694
| replaced_currency = [[Cartadanian peso|Peso]]
| issuing_authority = [[Reserve Bank of Cartadania]]
| issuing_authority_website = {{URL|http://www.rbc.gov.ca}}
| printer = [[Casa da Moeda]]
| printer_website = {{URL|http://www.casadamoeda.gov.ca}}
| mint = [[Casa da Moeda]]
| mint_website = {{URL|http://www.casadamoeda.gov.ca}}
| nickname = ''Pila'', ''Esca'', ''Billetes'' (plural)
}}
}}
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|image_map              = Map of Marée Parish, Milan highlighting Aumiers.svg
|map_alt                =
|map_caption            = Location of Aumiers in Marée Parish and Milan
|subdivision_type        = Country
|subdivision_name        = {{flag|Cartadania}}
|subdivision_type1      = State
|subdivision_name1      = {{flag|Milan}}
|subdivision_type2      = Parish
|subdivision_name2      = {{flagicon image|Flag of Marée Parish, Milan.svg}} [[Marée Parish, Milan|Marée]]
|subdivision_type3      =
|subdivision_name3      =
|established_title      = Settled
|established_date        = 1315
|established_title2      = Formed as a bailiwick
|established_date2      = 1540
|established_title3      = Designated as a town
|established_date3      = 1702
|established_title4      = Incorporated as a city
|established_date4      = 31 December 1837
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|government_type        = Mayor-council
|governing_body          = [[Aumiers#City council|City Council]]
|leader_party            = [[Social Democracy Party (Cartadania)|SDP]]
|leader_title            = Mayor
|leader_name            = Jeanine Boudreaux
|leader_title1          = City Manager
|leader_name1            = Nathan Friar
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|population_as_of        = 2024
|population_total        = 809277
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|population_demonym      = Fluminense
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|postal_code_type        = [[PEP code]]s
|postal_code            = 18801-18865
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|area_code              = 315/540/837
|iso_code                =
|website                = [https://www.aumiers.mi.gov.ca/ Aumiers Government Website]
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'''Aumiers''' {{IPA-ct|omje}}, officially the '''City of Aumiers''' ({{lang-cd|Cidade de Aumiers}}; {{lang-ct|Ville de Aumiers}}), is a major city in the commonwealth of [[Milan]]. It is the parish seat of [[Marée Parish, Milan|Marée Parish]]. In 2024, the Census Bureau estimated the population was 809,277. The Greater Aumiers area ranks 7th-largest in Cartadania, and had a 2024 population of 7,392,448. The metropolitan area is part of a five-parish market region or combined statistical area. Between 2010 and 2020, Aumiers was ranked as one of the country's fastest-growing metro areas, with 591,000 new residents. Based on Cartadanian Census data from 2014 to 2024, it also is among the 50 largest Cartadanian cities referred to as millennial hubs, a major trend of Milan itself. It is the second-largest city in northeastern Cartadania after Milan's own state capital, [[Auvergne]]. It is the seventh-fastest growing major city in Cartadania. Residents are referred to as "Aumiens".


Aumiers has a {{wp|tropical monsoon climate}}, a unique characteristic in Milan caused by prevailing winds. It is located on the Millau Delta, which drains into the Marée Channel. Carrying waters from its headlands in the Sardou Ridge, it has accumulated sediments at its mouth that form a large portion of Milan's already shallow coastal regions and parts of [[São Ricardo]]'s far eastern islands.
The '''Cartadanian escudo''' (sign: '''€'''; code: CRE) is the official currency of [[Cartadania]] and its territories. It is subdivided into 100 centavos. The Cartadanian Federal Reserve is the central bank and the issuing authority. The escudo officially replaced the Peso on 6 September 1694. It is also used by [[Ceylonia]] and many places with large Cartadanian communities. It was formerly used in [[Galicia]] but has sense been phased out of usage in favor of a local currency.


== History ==
== History ==
=== Burgoignac colony ===
== Tender ==
=== Bailiwick era ===
=== Banknotes ===
=== Cession to Milan Regio ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
In 1573, Aumiers and the remaining upper Charente was ceded to the Milan Regio of Cartadania as part of the crown's refocused efforts in Levantia during the [[Great Confessional War]]. A thriving port city, Aumiers was unlike much of urban Milan, which surrounded Auvergne. It was the only major city to possess a monsoon climate, and its dialect was strongly based on that of Burgundie as opposed to a more fusional variety, which would come to be known as Charentais. According to historians, the specific dialect arose around the early to mid-18th century from Milan's northwestern coast and spread southeasterly toward the Aurillac River. Although it is considered a dialect of Burgoignesc, due to it's standard Latin, Cartadanian, and native influences over the years, it can be difficult for some Burgoignesc speakers to understand Charentais.
|+ Current Escudo banknotes
 
|- style="font-weight:bold; vertical-align:middle;"
Due to amicable relations between Burgoignac and Cartic peoples over the multiple decades that lead up to the regions cession, the change was relatively fluid, and [[Alahuela]]'s continued efforts to preserve Charentais as much as possible even prior to the city's annexation has made relations amongst Milanese groups pretty light-hearted.
!Obverse
 
!Reverse
=== Cartadanian city ===
!Value
For many years following the change of the city's suzerain, it was allowed to self-govern as an autonomous region of the regio. Although Cartadania's complete control of the area did not occur until the early 1710s, Alahuela maintained a hands off approach to much of the northern portion of the commonwealth, where the Charentais culture had been developing. This, of course, changed when Milan became a state in 1711 and divided itself into its constituent parishes. Aumiers was became Milan's second-largest city after [[Auvergne]] and ahead of [[Rochelle]].
!Main color
 
!Obverse motif
In an effort to standardize linguistics across the state, the Commonwealth instituted a requirement that Cartadanian be either the only language across the state, or at least its primary language. The back and forth between the parishes of the upper Charente and lower portions of the state, which were now seeing large influxes of Charentais culture, resulted in a co-official status between the two.
!Reverse motif
 
!Current series or withdrawal date
=== 20th century ===
|-
The 20th century prior to the Great War saw Aumiers in a period of decline. The growth of railways and highways decreased river traffic, diverting goods to other transportation corridors and markets. The economy of Aumiers had always been based more on tourism, trade, and financial services than on manufacturing, but the city's relatively small manufacturing sector also shrank after the [[Great War]], relocating further inland. After the Great War, the city began to see an upturn in population and its economy once more as many whom had been enlisted in the military returned home. The city was a major component of Cartadania's post-war baby boom.
| [[File:Um CA Escudo Obv.png|frameless|200px|center]]
 
| [[File:Um CA Escudo Rev.png|frameless|200px|center]]
=== Present day ===
| 1 escudo
Today, Aumiers is a city primarily based around the tourism and service industry. It has been the site of many renewed efforts to bring Aumiers into a more diversified economy, and with the completion of Milan's Lynx route between it and Auvergne, the two metropolitan areas are becoming increasingly tied together. The city now has access to a roughly 45-minute train ride from city core to city core, a trip previously taking just over two and a half hours by car. Aumier also serves as a distribution point for Lynx to other cities nearby.
| Green
 
| {{wp|Loggerhead sea turtle}}
== Geography ==
| [[Coffee production in Cartadania|Coffee fields and mountains]]
Aumiers and its suburbs are located on a broad plain between the Marée Channel to the west and the Marée Channel to the west, which extends from Lake Anagen westward to the Urlazio. The elevation of the area averages at around {{convert|2|m|ft}} above sea level in most neighborhoods, especially near the coast. The highest points are found along the Aumiers Ridge, which lies under most of the western Aumiers metro. The main portion of the city is on the shores of Rosalie Bay, which contains several hundred natural and artificial barrier islands, separating it from the open Marée Channel.
| 2023 series <small>''(Current)''</small>
 
|-
=== Adjacent Municipalities ===
| [[File:Cinco CA Escudo Obv.png|frameless|200px|center]]
* Bonheur (south)
| [[File:Cinco CA Escudo Rev.png|frameless|200px|center]]
* Chance (south)
| 5 escudos
* Harmonie (south)
| Dark blue
* Orange (south)
| {{wp|Northern blue macaw}}
* Port-au-sant (south)
| {{wp|Manta ray}}
* Eau Parish (east and north east)
| 2023 series <small>''(Current)''</small>
=== Cityscape ===
|-
== Demographics ==
| [[File:Dez CA Escudo Obv.png|frameless|200px|center]]
== Economy ==
| [[File:Dez CA Escudo Rev.png|frameless|200px|center]]
== Government and politics ==
| 10 escudos
Aumiers is governed under the strong mayor form of government. The Mayor of Aumiers is the chief executive officer of the city government and is elected in four-year terms, without a term limit. The current mayor is Jeanine Boudreaux, who took office on 1 March 2024. The City Council is a legislative body served by eleven members. Seven members are elected from the city's each seven arrondissements, and the other four are "at-large" members (serving citywide).
| Light blue
 
| {{wp|Bottlenose dolphin}}
=== Commission ===
| [[Verona Everglades National Park|Meranti glade]]
 
| 2023 series <small>''(Current)''</small>
== Education ==
|-
=== Public school system ===
| [[File:Vinte CA Escudo Obv.png|frameless|200px|center]]
{{Main|Marée Parish Schools}}
| [[File:Vinte CA Escudo Rev.png|frameless|200px|center]]
 
| 20 escudos
[[File:BocaRatonHS1.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Willow Lake Community High School is one of nine that serve Aumiers.]]
| Orange
The city's public school system is [[Marée Parish Schools]] which operates all public primary and secondary education facilities within the parish. It is the third-largest school district within the state of Milan, after [[Rhône Parish Schools]] and [[Essonne Parish Schools]]. An estimated 198,000 students are taught in 200 separate elementary, middle, and high schools. Aumiers, similar to Auvergne, commits educational funding directly to Marée Parish Schools, primarily to its subdistrict, but the school district as a whole as well.
| {{wp|Jaguar}}
 
| [[Satherian Rainforest]]
=== Colleges and universities ===
| 2023 series <small>''(Current)''</small>
Aumiers State University is the only public university located in the city's metropolitan area. It has approximately 35,000 students during any given school year, many of which remain in Aumiers post-graduation or move to [[Lua]]. Coastal Milan Community College (WMCC) has campuses across the metro area, with four located within Marée Parish. The Milan Commonwealth University's School of Medicine recently constructed a medical campus wing at Saule Hospital of Auvergne in order to grant medical degrees to students in the Western Peninsula region, thus medical students typically relocate to the capital region for medical school. The city also has several private universities and various vocational schools.
|-
 
| [[File:Cinquenta CA Escudo Obv.png|frameless|200px|center]]
==== State universities ====
| [[File:Cinquenta CA Escudo Rev.png|frameless|200px|center]]
* Aumiers State University
| 50 escudos
 
| Red
==== State colleges ====
| {{wp|Red panda}}
* Coastal Milan Community College system's Aumiers and Millau campuses
| [[Alahuela|Giulia Bay Bridge]]
| 2023 series <small>''(Current)''</small>
|-
| [[File:Cem CA Escudo Obv.png|frameless|200px|center]]
| [[File:Cem CA Escudo Rev.png|frameless|200px|center]]
| 100 escudos
| Purple
| {{wp|Harpy eagle}}
| [[Catanian Lençois Desert|Lençois Desert]]
| 2023 series <small>''(Current)''</small>
|}


==== Private universities, colleges, and others ====
=== Coins ===
* Auguste College
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
* Beauregard College
|+ Current centavo coins
* Clearwater College of Aumiers
|- style="font-weight:bold; vertical-align:middle;"
* Marée Institute
!Obverse
!Reverse
!Value
!Color
!Obverse motif
!Reverse motif
!Current series or withdrawal date
|-
| [[File:No_image_available.svg|frameless|80px|center]]
| [[File:No_image_available.svg|frameless|80px|center]]
| 1 centavo
| Copper
| 1¢
| {{wp|Efígie da República}}
| 2023 series <small>''(Current)''</small>
|-
| [[File:No_image_available.svg|frameless|80px|center]]
| [[File:No_image_available.svg|frameless|80px|center]]
| 5 centavos
| Silver
| 5¢
| {{wp|Efígie da República}}
| 2023 series <small>''(Current)''</small>
|-
| [[File:No_image_available.svg|frameless|80px|center]]
| [[File:No_image_available.svg|frameless|80px|center]]
| 10 centavos
| Silver, gold
| 10¢
| {{wp|Efígie da República}}
| 2023 series <small>''(Current)''</small>
|-
| [[File:No_image_available.svg|frameless|80px|center]]
| [[File:No_image_available.svg|frameless|80px|center]]
| 25 centavos
| Gold
| 25¢
| {{wp|Efígie da República}}
| 2023 series <small>''(Current)''</small>
|}


== Infrastructure ==
== Economics and monetary policy ==
=== Waste management ===
== International usage ==
== Transportation ==
== See also ==
=== Mass transit ===
=== Walkability ===
=== Roads and highways ===
=== Air ===
=== Intercity transportation ===

Revision as of 20:43, 22 December 2021

Escudo
Escudo cartadaniano (Cartadanian)
File:No-image-available.svg
Escudo banknotes
ISO 4217
CodeCRE
Number000
Exponent2
Denominations
Subunit
 ​1100centavo
PluralEscudos
Symbol
NicknamePila, Esca, Billetes (plural)
Banknotes
 Freq. used€1, €2, €5, €10, €20, €50, €100
 Rarely used€500
Coins
 Freq. used1, 5, 10, 25 centavos
 Rarely used50 centavos and €1
Demographics
Date of introduction6 September 1694
ReplacedPeso
User(s) Cartadania
Issuance
Central bankReserve Bank of Cartadania
 Websitewww.rbc.gov.ca
PrinterCasa da Moeda
 Websitewww.casadamoeda.gov.ca
MintCasa da Moeda
 Websitewww.casadamoeda.gov.ca
Valuation
Inflation-2.49% (December 2022)
 MethodCPI

The Cartadanian escudo (sign: ; code: CRE) is the official currency of Cartadania and its territories. It is subdivided into 100 centavos. The Cartadanian Federal Reserve is the central bank and the issuing authority. The escudo officially replaced the Peso on 6 September 1694. It is also used by Ceylonia and many places with large Cartadanian communities. It was formerly used in Galicia but has sense been phased out of usage in favor of a local currency.

History

Tender

Banknotes

Current Escudo banknotes
Obverse Reverse Value Main color Obverse motif Reverse motif Current series or withdrawal date
1 escudo Green Loggerhead sea turtle Coffee fields and mountains 2023 series (Current)
5 escudos Dark blue Northern blue macaw Manta ray 2023 series (Current)
10 escudos Light blue Bottlenose dolphin Meranti glade 2023 series (Current)
20 escudos Orange Jaguar Satherian Rainforest 2023 series (Current)
50 escudos Red Red panda Giulia Bay Bridge 2023 series (Current)
100 escudos Purple Harpy eagle Lençois Desert 2023 series (Current)

Coins

Current centavo coins
Obverse Reverse Value Color Obverse motif Reverse motif Current series or withdrawal date
1 centavo Copper Efígie da República 2023 series (Current)
5 centavos Silver Efígie da República 2023 series (Current)
10 centavos Silver, gold 10¢ Efígie da República 2023 series (Current)
25 centavos Gold 25¢ Efígie da República 2023 series (Current)

Economics and monetary policy

International usage

See also