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{{Town | {{Town | ||
| | |title1=Tarsland | ||
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| | |mayor=[[ESSEDE]] | ||
| | |Nation=Switzerland | ||
| | |Continent=Europe | ||
|region=Mountains | |||
|Population=5 | |||
|region = | |Chunks=18 | ||
|Motto="visit our tourist traps" | |||
|Established=20th June 2026 | |||
| | |Discord=[https://discord.gg/qxykjQsjxY Tarsland] | ||
| | |economic_system=Capitalist | ||
| | |official_language=None | ||
| | |official_religion=None | ||
| | |political_system=Mayorship | ||
| | |councillors=None | ||
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=== Capitol Building === | === Capitol Building === | ||
The town capitol. This area serves as the administrative and symbolic center of Tarsland. The capitol is | The town capitol. This area serves as the administrative and symbolic center of Tarsland. The capitol is a major civic structure that houses the town's leadership spaces and central meeting area. | ||
== Government == | == Government == | ||
Tarsland is governed as a mayor-council town under | Tarsland is governed as a mayor-council town under GraduateCape83, with ESSEDE being the former mayor. The town operates with a small leadership structure, reflecting its low population while still maintaining a clear government system. Leadership decisions are focused on controlled growth, beautification, and long-term planning. | ||
The town government also has a strong emphasis on organization and identity. Rather than developing randomly, Tarsland is being built according to a clear vision with separate districts, planned civic spaces, and a structured approach to future expansion. | The town government also has a strong emphasis on organization and identity. Rather than developing randomly, Tarsland is being built according to a clear vision with separate districts, planned civic spaces, and a structured approach to future expansion. | ||