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|full_name=Jefferson | |full_name=Jefferson | ||
|population= | |population=137 | ||
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|capital_city=Fresno | |capital_city=Fresno | ||
|largest_city=Fresno | |largest_city=Fresno | ||
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===Central California Metroplex=== | ===Central California Metroplex=== | ||
( | (9 towns) | ||
- The vast majority of Jefferson's population lives in one of the 8 towns in the Central California Metroplex. The largest city is Fresno, with all other towns acting as neighborhoods | - The vast majority of Jefferson's population lives in one of the 8 towns in the Central California Metroplex. The largest city is Fresno, with all other towns acting as neighborhoods, suburbs, or exurbs that each share a border with the main city. As the name of the region states, this metropolis is located in Central California which is where Jefferson started as a nation. | ||
===Northern California=== | ===Northern California=== | ||
( | (4 towns) | ||
- The region of Northern California consists of the largest town, Lost Coast, Hill Valley directly south of it, | - The region of Northern California consists of the largest town, Lost Coast, with Hill Valley directly south of it, Lassen which is inland and mountainous, and Auburn to the east of Lassen. All towns in the region share a common biome of forest yet have unique styles of architecture and city design. | ||
===Northern Nevada=== | ===Northern Nevada=== | ||
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=Towns= | =Towns= | ||
The | The 17 towns of Jefferson are listed as the following in order of creation date: | ||
===San Jose=== | ===San Jose=== | ||
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- Stockton is located on the northernmost end of the Central California Metroplex and is close to the ruins of the fallen town of Yosemite. A creek runs through the middle of town which adds to the natural feel of the area. | - Stockton is located on the northernmost end of the Central California Metroplex and is close to the ruins of the fallen town of Yosemite. A creek runs through the middle of town which adds to the natural feel of the area. | ||
===Yosemite=== | |||
Founded: Jul. 20, 2023 | |||
- Yosemite is located in the center of the Sierra Nevada mountains. It's an entirely underground town, with Its aboveground covered in dense forests. | |||
===Auburn=== | |||
Founded: Jul. 21, 2023 | |||
- At the Northern end of the Sierra Nevada mountains is the small city of Auburn. Surrounded by lush forests and on top of very high mountains, Auburn was created almost immediately after the old Auburn town collapsed, which gives the city plenty of history. | |||
=Government= | =Government= | ||