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== '''Geography''' == | == '''Geography''' == | ||
Most of the territory of West Galicia region is mainly comprised of three big cities, which are Kosice, Kraków and Rzeszów. The nation is divided by the very densely wooded areas of the Western Carpathians. Southern Slovakia and Lesser Poland are flat and deforested. Kraków and Rzeszów have access to Vistula, the biggest Polish river, but its source has been artifically destroyed by Austrian/Turkish settlers. Most of its lands are moderately urbanized. Kosice expands from Northern Hungary up to Lesser Poland, but only 2/5 of city can be considered inhabited. | Most of the territory of West Galicia region is mainly comprised of three big cities, which are Kosice, Kraków and Rzeszów. The nation is divided by the very densely wooded areas of the Western Carpathians. Southern Slovakia and Lesser Poland are flat and deforested. Kraków and Rzeszów have access to Vistula, the biggest Polish river, but its source has been artifically destroyed by Austrian/Turkish settlers. River has been restored in March 2021 after Kosova's fall. Most of its lands are moderately urbanized. Kosice expands from Northern Hungary up to Lesser Poland, but only 2/5 of city can be considered inhabited. | ||
== '''Demography''' == | == '''Demography''' == | ||