Alsavaeid City
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| Geographic Information | |
| Country | Alsavaeid |
| In region | Sousania |
| Elevation | 12 Meters |
| Demonym(s) | Alsavaeian |
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| Government | Alsavaeid City Council |
| Settlement hierarchy | Conurbation |
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| Founded in | 254 |
Alsavaeid, officially known as Alsavaeid City, is the largest city and capital of Alsavaeid, with a population of around 5.2 million people. It was founded in 254 by former Volhians who moved south and started the city. It is situated on the northern tip of Sousania east of the Gulf of Osnoa, southeast of the island of Al'yasamin. The city has disproportionate influence over the country, classifying it as a primate city.
Alsavaeid is one of Theia's largest and most globalised cities, holding significant economic and political influence in the planet. The city hosts the League of Theia, the ALSANSOC headquarters, the regional office of MP&L, the Theian Paranormal Unit, and the Theian World Trade Center. Additionally, numerous divisions of the Yatan-Theian accord are hosted in Alsavaeid, such as the Settlement Commitee. The city hosts two major ports - the Port of Alsavaeid situated west of the business district, and the Port of Sousania situated south of the World Trade Center. Together, these ports handle 90% of the nation's trade (with the remainder flowing through Secundus Harbour in the east), and is a significant entrepôt for Theia's eastern regions. Alsavaeid Central train station is a terminus for many lines, including a branch of the Trans-Theia railway, as well as national services to Secundus and Alkemet. The city is a hub for aerospace through its two airports, which has allowed the city to develop a tourist industry; both within the city, and as a gateway for Sousania as a whole.
Famous buildings and attractions in Alsavaeid include Republic Square and Parliament Hill, the Alsavaeid Art Museum, the Spindle observation tower, the Waterfront, and Al’yasamin Island,
