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Karelia is a very diverse region which is characterized by its dense spruce forests and its many lakes and rivers. In fact, every towns within the Karelian region is located near a body of water. In the south, the town of Sortavala serves as the unofficial capital of the region due to its high population and overall influence. Going North, we find the town of Segezha which is at the midway point of the White Sea - Baltic Sea canals. Lastly, even further North is the inland town of Kalevala which is expected to become an important area for the Russian sport industry.
Karelia is a very diverse region which is characterized by its dense spruce forests and its many lakes and rivers. In fact, every towns within the Karelian region is located near a body of water. In the south, the town of Sortavala serves as the unofficial capital of the region due to its high population and overall influence. Going North, we find the town of Segezha which is at the midway point of the White Sea - Baltic Sea canals. Lastly, even further North is the inland town of Kalevala which is expected to become an important area for the Russian sport industry.
==== ''Kola'' ====
'''Oldest Town:''' Casinograd
'''Largest Town (Chunks):''' Monchegorsk
'''Largest Town (Population):''' Monchegorsk
Kola, the Northernmost region in the nation is divided among two very different biomes. The South part is similar to Karelia with impressive forets and the frozen White Sea below. However, the North of the region is composed of beautiful fields of flowers leading all the way up to the rocky shores of Murmansk. Most towns are located near the Kola river that stretches across the peninsula. Notable towns are Havukruunu for its mapart canvas, Casinograd for its booming gambling industry and Monchegorsk which is quickly establishing itself as the most prominent town in the region.


=== Towns ===
=== Towns ===