Ferara

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Ferara
State of Ferara
Estado da Ferara
Nickname(s): 
Terra da Mágica
Motto(s): 
Invicta
Anthem: Hino de oásis
Map of Cartadania with Ferara highlighted
Map of Cartadania with Ferara highlighted
Country Cartadania
Before statehoodFaraya Province (Vachena)
Admitted to the Union17 April 1951 (23rd)
CapitalSão Luís
Largest cityZamorín
Government
 • GovernorTuri Cassara
 • Lieutenant GovernorJoão Ribeirão
LegislatureFerara State Assembly
 • Upper houseSenate
 • Lower houseChamber
JudiciaryFerara Supreme Court
Senators3
Chamber delegation{{{Representatives}}}
Area
 • Total107,006.5 km2 (41,315.4 sq mi)
Area rank16th
Dimensions
 • Length320.6 km (199.2 mi)
 • Width330.9 km (205.6 mi)
Elevation
2,094.7 m (6,872.4 ft)
Highest elevation5,576.7 m (18,296.3 ft)
Lowest elevation9.4 m (30.8 ft)
Population
 • Total9,789,229
 • Rank12th
 • Density91/km2 (240/sq mi)
 • Median household income
€74,212
 • Income rank
6th
Demonym(s)Firense
Language
 • Official languageCartadanian
 • Spoken language
  • Ænglish
  • Latin
  • Pelaxian
Time zoneUTC-1:00 (Cartic Central Standard Time)
CCor abbreviation
FE
ISO 3166 codeCA-FE
Websitewww.ferara.gov.ca


Ferara, officially the State of Ferara (Cartadanian: Estado da Ferara), is a state located in the western interior of Cartadania, south of the Carina Bay. It is the twelfth-most populous Cartadanian state as well as the sixteenth-most extensive. The state capital is São Luís, located in Ector County, while Zamorín is Ferara's most populous city, with an estimated 491,227 residents as of 2021.

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History

Pre-Caphiravian era

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Province of Vachena

Annexation by Cartadania and statehood

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