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{{HQ}}== Global Map of Cities ==
Work in Progress map of every city featured in the below list.
[[File:Oikia City Map 1.png|frameless|1399x1399px]]
== List of Cities ==
It is intended that each city within this list have a population of at least 100,000 individuals, excluding any capitals or cities of historical or cultural importance.
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|Altanliun
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|{{C|Daevite Republic}}[[Daevite Republic]]
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|Bakhon
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|{{C|Daevite Republic}}[[Daevite Republic]]
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|Erdkhan
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|{{C|Daevite Republic}}[[Daevite Republic]]
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|The Federal City of Erdkhan is the most populous city in the Daevite Republic
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|Goluulzalt
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|{{C|Daevite Republic}}[[Daevite Republic]]
|National
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|Capital of the Daevite Republic
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|Hankhit
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|{{C|Daevite Republic}}[[Daevite Republic]]
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|Capital of the Hankhit Province
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|Khyalad
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|{{C|Daevite Republic}}[[Daevite Republic]]
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|Tariakh
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|{{C|Daevite Republic}}[[Daevite Republic]]
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|{{C|Fazar}}[[Fazar]]
|Religious
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|Holy site to the Eastern Bokanist Faith practiced primarily in Ahitereira, Koresa, and Empherias
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|Makash
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|Nyolenri
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|{{C|Ginsukyo}}[[Ginsukyo]]
|National
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|Capital of the Ginsukyan Union following the loss of Eientei
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|Narono
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|{{C|Ginsukyo}}[[Ginsukyo]]
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|Ninamitane
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|Home to the prestigious Victor Chondria University
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|Eientei
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|{{C|Fazar}}[[Fazarian Occupied Ginsukyo|Ginsukyo, Fazar]]
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|Houith
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|{{C|Lothyran}}[[Lothyran]]
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|Adašer
|Adashar
|{{C|Sinkayya}}[[Sinkayya]]
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|Aljjaz
|Aljoz
|{{C|Sinkayya}}[[Sinkayya]]
|Provincial
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|Capital of Mayanjjà
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|Avalên
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|{{C|Sinkayya}}[[Sinkayya]]
|Provincial
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|Capital of Vahmajja
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|Ofarašèh
|Aufara
|{{C|Sinkayya}}[[Sinkayya]]
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|Largest city in Vahmajja
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|Ayaràz
|Ayadrazi
|{{C|Sinkayya}}[[Sinkayya]]
|Provincial
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|Capital of Saxazà
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|Alnyê
|Alinyan
|{{C|Sinkayya}}[[Sinkayya]]
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|Historical city, former capital of the Saxì Xaharta of Sinkayya
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|Vëldèh
|Vayrdagh
|{{C|Sinkayya}}[[Sinkayya]]
|Provincial
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|Capital of the [[Autonomous Region of Saxarta]]
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|Ardanšàh
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|{{C|Sinkayya}}[[Sinkayya]]
|Provincial
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|Capital of [[Mêzanjjà]]
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|Vayrmoxàyi
|Bhahirmagh
|{{C|Sinkayya}}[[Sinkayya]]
|Provincial
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|Capital of Vayrmorayjj
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|Kos
|Kosa
|{{C|Sinkayya}}[[Sinkayya]]
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|{{C|Sinkayya}}[[Sinkayya]]
|Provincial
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|Capital of Vuxmajjà
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|Jjinajan
|Gunazium
|{{C|Sinkayya}}[[Sinkayya]]
|Provincial
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|Capital of Velafya
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|Kêmyaxèh
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|{{C|Sinkayya}}[[Sinkayya]]
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|Nóvihusandàh
|Husand
|{{C|Sinkayya}}[[Sinkayya]]
|Provincial
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|Capital of Mayanjjùr
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|Marašar
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|{{C|Sinkayya}}[[Sinkayya]]
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|{{C|Sinkayya}}[[Sinkayya]]
|Provincial
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|Capital of Savajà
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|Nàhdan
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|{{C|Sinkayya}}[[Sinkayya]]
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|Former capital of the Meysamzi Empire.
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|Nišadèh
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|{{C|Sinkayya}}[[Sinkayya]]
|Provincial
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|Capital of Nišajjà; Historical city
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|Šarayanšèh
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|{{C|Sinkayya}}[[Sinkayya]]
|Provincial
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|Named for revolutionary hero Šarayan. Capital of Tëštta.
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|Širandèh
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|Capital of Sinkayya. City of religious and cultural importance.
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|Jjêhešè
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|{{C|Sinkayya}}[[Sinkayya]]
|Provincial
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|Capital of Zêmeyn-Jjunìjja, title historically held by Xankanì.
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|Xankanì
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|{{C|Sinkayya}}[[Sinkayya]]
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|Parts of the city's western bank under [[Ruskvy]]
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|Jjalvarmarjèh
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|{{C|Sinkayya}}[[Sinkayya]]
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|Historical city, founded as an encampment during the Kwalvari War
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|Mayvên
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|{{C|Sinkayya}}[[Sinkayya]]
|Provincial
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|Capital of Vaxtì-Jjunìjjja; Former capital of the Chiefdom of Kwalvar, leader state of the Kwalvari Confederation.
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|East Qateshi Regional Headquarters of Kumidouga. Headquarters of ChoLU, Suton's largest internet provider. Also historical capital of West Suton and original headquarters of WISE.
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|Tokijupur
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|[[Cian Cian]]
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|[[The Vamu]]
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|[[Qusqo|Qusiku]]
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|[[The Vamu]]
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