Auvergne
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Auvergne
Ville de Auvergne | |
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| City of Auvergne | |
       Various aspects of Auvergne, top to bottom-left to right: Auvergne CBD; Rhône Parish Justice Center; the Rhône River passing through the city; Fontaine Capitale; SereneLeClaire mausoleum; Maresia state capital view from behind a hill; night panorama of the CBD. | |
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| Location of Auvergne in Rhône Parish and Maresia Location of Auvergne in Rhône Parish and Maresia | |
| Country |  Cartadania |
| State |  Maresia |
| Parish |  Rhône |
| Settled | 1336 |
| Formed as a village | 1588 |
| Designated as a town | 1702 |
| Incorporated as a city | 1710 |
| Government | |
| • Type | Mayor-council |
| • Body | City Council |
| • Mayor | Séraphine Périer (SDP) |
| • City Manager | Jonathan Carrell |
| Population (2022) | |
| • Total | 844,510 |
| Demonym | Auvergnate |
| PEP codes | 15401-15494 |
| Area code | 308/923 |
| Website | Auvergne Government Website |
Auvergne (Charentais pronunciation: [ovɛʁɲ]) is the most populous city in and capital city of the commonwealth of Maresia. It is the parish seat of Rhône Parish. In 2022, the Census Bureau estimated the population was 844,510. The Auvergne metropolitan area ranks 9th-largest in Cartadania, and had a 2022 population of 9,115,209. The metropolitan area is part of a ten-parish market region or combined statistical area. Between 2010 and 2020, Auvergne was ranked as the country's fastest growing metro area, with 888,000 new residents. Based on Cartadania Census data from 2011 to 2021, it also tops the 50 largest Cartadanian cities as the millennial hub. It is the largest city in northeastern Cartadania. It is the third-fastest growing major city in Cartadania. Residents are referred to as "Auvergnates".
Auvergne has a tropical savanna climate. It is located several miles west of the Rhône River and southwest of Lake Enagen, the largest man-made lake in Maresia.
History
Geography
Adjacent Municipalities
Cityscape
Demographics
Economy
Government and politics
Auvergne is governed under the strong mayor form of government. The Mayor of Auvergne is the chief executive officer of city government and is elected in four-year terms, with a limit of two consecutive terms. The current mayor is Chantal Micheaux, who took office on March 10, 2019. 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).
Commission
City Commission
- Chantal Micheaux Mayor of the City of Auvergne
- Étienne Veil – Auvergne Commissioner, 1st Arrondissement (Downtown Auvergne)
- Jordan Delon – Auvergne Commissioner, 2nd Arrondissement (Vice-Chairman) (Marseau, Gennerault, and Valenrault)
- Micheline Leclair – Auvergne Commissioner, 3rd Arrondissement (Beaumiers and Oryonne Farms)
- Manolo Reyes – Auvergne Commissioner, 4th Arrondissement (Charbagne and Cologueux)
- Tristan Dupuy – Auvergne Commissioner, 5th Arrondissement (Chairman) (Camseau and Borçon)
- Zacharie Auger – Auvergne Commissioner, 6th Arrondissement (Avinne, Champiseau, Marigueux, Martission, and Plainesse)
- Isabelle Deniau – Auvergne Commissioner, 7th Arrondissement (Bourbonne and Levalimar)
- Francisco Carvalho – City Manager
- Donilas Lavoie – City Attorney
- Kalia Oliana – City Clerk
Education
Public school system
The city's public school system is Rhône Parish Schools which operates all public primary and secondary education facilities within the parish. It is the largest school district within the state of Maresia. An estimated 236,000 students are taught in 236 separate elementary, middle, and high schools. Auvergne commits educational funding directly to Rhône Parish Schools, primarily to its subdistrict, but the school district as a whole as well.
Colleges and universities
Maresia Promontoire University is located west of the city's urban core. It has approximately 43,000 students during any given school year, many of which remain in Auvergne post-graduation. Western Maresia Community College (WMCC) has campuses in Auvergne and neighboring Été. Maresian 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. The city also has several private universities and various vocational schools.
State universities
- West Maresia University
- University of Maresia College of Law
- Auvergne State University
State colleges
- Western Maresia Community College's Auvergne campus
- Creole College
Private universities, colleges, and others
- Aryx College
- Citrus State College
- Clearwater College
- Dieudonné University
- Evergreen University
- Lac Rouge College
- Lemaître University
- Saint Helena University
- Westlake College