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}}''Aaru'', also known as the Sumerian backrooms, the Burgundian enclave, or Larpistan, is a member town of ''Sumer''.
 
Located on the left bank of the Euphrates river just in front of Agrabah, it is a strategic area of Greater Agrabah providing access to the Arabian Desert.
 
It features the only known Orthodox church in Sumer (Mini Kizhi), a four-story ziggurat, a beautiful spawn with coral, gardens, a boat, and a very large building known as the "Walmart".
 
The city is linked via metro to Agrabah and Ur via the red line of Kengir Railways, where two stations coexist: Aaru West and Aaru East.
 
The city is planning to expand toward the border of the desert and onto its western shore, and is currently strategizing a development plan for several residential areas to host more inhabitants in the future.
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Latest revision as of 14:57, 29 October 2026

Aaru
Satellite city , suburb of the Greater Agrabah Metro
L’enclave bourguignonne
Photo of Aaru
Town Information
Nation Sumer
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Population 6 (City Bounds)
Area 110 chunks
Coordinates 16824, 3408
Continent West Asia
Region
Discord
Economic System
Official Language English, French
Official Religion
Motto
Government Information
Political System
Mayor
Wali of Aaru Threnodie
Councillor of Aaru Vacant
Councillors
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Historical Information
Established Sept 25 2026 (City founded)
Disbanded
Past Nations
Past Mayors
Past Councillors

Aaru, also known as the Sumerian backrooms, the Burgundian enclave, or Larpistan, is a member town of Sumer.

Located on the left bank of the Euphrates river just in front of Agrabah, it is a strategic area of Greater Agrabah providing access to the Arabian Desert.

It features the only known Orthodox church in Sumer (Mini Kizhi), a four-story ziggurat, a beautiful spawn with coral, gardens, a boat, and a very large building known as the "Walmart".

The city is linked via metro to Agrabah and Ur via the red line of Kengir Railways, where two stations coexist: Aaru West and Aaru East.

The city is planning to expand toward the border of the desert and onto its western shore, and is currently strategizing a development plan for several residential areas to host more inhabitants in the future.