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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 " | '''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 "Fluminense" from the Latin ''flumen'', ''fluminis'', meaning "river". | ||
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. | 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. | ||
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{{Main|Marée Parish Schools}} | {{Main|Marée Parish Schools}} | ||
[[File:BocaRatonHS1.jpg|thumb| | [[File:BocaRatonHS1.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Willow Lake Community High School is one of nine that serve Aumiers.]] | ||
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. | 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. | ||
Aumiers is home to several well-known Catholic, Jewish, and non-denominational private schools. The Archdiocese of Aumiers operates the city's Catholic private schools, which include St. Jean-Baptiste Catholic School, St. Bernard Catholic School, St. Thérèse School, Immaculata-Camille High School, Monsignor Ignace Lazard High School, Archbishop Marcel Jacquet High School, St. Marie High School, among numerous other Catholic elementary and high schools. | |||
=== Colleges and universities === | === Colleges and universities === | ||
Aumiers State University is the only public | [[File:Shalala Student Center, University of Miami.jpg|thumb|left|200px|[[Aumiers State University]] Student Center]] | ||
[[Aumiers State University]] is the only public four-year degree-conferring institution 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, including Auguste College, Beauregard College, Clearwater College of Aumiers, and Marée Institute. | |||
Additionally, the University of West Milan is located {{convert|144|km|mi}} southeast of the city in [[Aube, Milan|Aube]], while the [[University of Milan]] (UM) and [[Milan Institute of Technology]] (MIT) are located in the Greater Auvergne area in [[Rhône Parish, Milan|Rhône Parish]] and [[Essonne Parish, Milan|Essonne Parish]], respectively. The University of Milan is the commonwealth's flagship university and has the highest enrollment of any single institution in the state with over 70,000 students in 2024. | |||
== Infrastructure == | == Infrastructure == | ||