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|coordinates = -13432, 2920}} | |coordinates = -13432, 2920}}'''Arequipa '''is a town on [[Peru]] founded by the ex mayor of [[Mendoza]], '''Zinncer0'''. It's ubicated in the south of the nation near of Arica. | ||
'''Arequipa '''is a town on [[Peru]] founded by the ex mayor of [[Mendoza]], '''Zinncer0'''. It's ubicated in the south of the nation near of Arica.[[Category:Towns]] | |||
== '''History''' == | |||
=== '''First Malvinas (Late 2018 - Late 2019)''' === | |||
'''With the objective of having control over the Falklands as in real life,''' on December 22nd, Argentina established a little town and port on the right island whose leader was [[Mr_RockyRoll]], nowadays king of Argentina. | |||
This first Malvinas had some buildings made of brick and stone for citizens, a farm with various animals, a port for the arrival of boats (mostly from America) and a subway station (still used today) which connects the right island (owned by [[Patagonia]] nowadays) with [[Buenos Aires]], Argentina's capital. | |||
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[[Category:South America]] | [[Category:South America]] | ||
Revision as of 03:10, 5 July 2020
Arequipa is a town on Peru founded by the ex mayor of Mendoza, Zinncer0. It's ubicated in the south of the nation near of Arica.
History
First Malvinas (Late 2018 - Late 2019)
With the objective of having control over the Falklands as in real life, on December 22nd, Argentina established a little town and port on the right island whose leader was Mr_RockyRoll, nowadays king of Argentina.
This first Malvinas had some buildings made of brick and stone for citizens, a farm with various animals, a port for the arrival of boats (mostly from America) and a subway station (still used today) which connects the right island (owned by Patagonia nowadays) with Buenos Aires, Argentina's capital.