Bitastub

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Bitastub
Talum Bitastub (Tagdamun)
Sirád Bitastó (Cienugueza)
冰水市(Tsinsat)
City of Bitastub
Flag of Bitastub.png
Flag
Nickname(s): Shipbuilding City; The Port City
File:Bitastub location.png
Location of Bitastub in Lembarive
Country Qenuga
State Flag of Lembarive state.png Lembarive
City establishment July 1, 2630; 877 years ago
Government
 • Type Mayor-council government
 • Honorary mayor TBD
Area
 • Total 1,695.5 km2 (654.6 sq mi)
Population (3390)
 • Total 5,847,000
 • Density 3,449/km2 (8,930/sq mi)
Demonym(s) Tagbitastub
Time zone EQT (UTC+11)
Area code(s) 41
ISO 3166 code BTS

Bitastub (Tagdamun: Bitastub, Cienugueza: Bitastó or Jaquipe, Tsinsat: 冰水市), officially known as the City of Bitastub, is a large city located in eastern Qenuga located in the state of Lembarive. It is the capital and largest city of the state, with a population of over 5.847 million as of 3390. Bitastub is located along the Lembarive Peninsula; the city closest to Bitastub is Kipuksungi to the northeast.

Bitastub has maintained a good reputation in the shipbuilding and shipping industries, with companies such as Jaquipe Shipping dominating the national shipbuilding industry for over a millennium. Since the present-day, Bitastub as the Daruza capital Jaquipe, was an important port city nationally and globally, alongside modern-day Sofide, Gerona, Aytingin, Salvací, and Figayace. In modern-day Qenuga, Bitastub still maintains its position as the "Shipbuilding City of Qenuga" and in riverine transportation as many of the port cities waned in relevance throughout the centuries.

Overview

Etymology

The name of Bitastub comes from the Tagdamun word for "ice", bitas, and the suffix -tub meaning "water". The Cienugueza name of the city, Jaquipe, meanwhile, comes from the Amorese word for "clean".

Flag

The flag of Bitastub is a green cross above a yellow background. It was also used as the state flag of Daruza since Unification up until its dissolution during the Tagdamun Revolution.

History

Establishment

Sustained economic status

Modern-day

Geography

Borders

Districts

Climate

Parks

Demographics

Historical population

Historical population of Bitastub
Year3255 3270 3285 3300 3315 3330 3345 3360 3375 3390
Pop.5,085,0005,194,0005,385,0005,442,0005,356,0005,458,0005,632,0005,724,0005,892,0005,847,000
±%—    +2.1%+3.7%+1.1%−1.6%+1.9%+3.2%+1.6%+2.9%−0.8%

Education

Government

Overview

Political history

Social policies

Economy

Overview

Industries

Infrastructure

Overview

Culture

Landmarks

Music and arts

Literature

Media

Sports

Notable people

Sister cities

See also