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Albidya is the largest city of the region unofficially known as "Al'ard Almuahada", Arabic for "The United Land" and so named because it is a literal translation of [[Durnstaal]], which has the largest Muslim population in the country. The city's identity has changed rapidly since 1991 when many refugees from the [[Jiddiyan Civil War]] settled the area, creating a city more closely related culturally to [[Saudi | Albidya is the largest city of the region unofficially known as "Al'ard Almuahada", Arabic for "The United Land" and so named because it is a literal translation of [[Durnstaal]], which has the largest Muslim population in the country. The city's identity has changed rapidly since 1991 when many refugees from the [[Jiddiyan Civil War]] settled the area, creating a city more closely related culturally to [[Saudi Jiddiya]] than to [[Durnstaal]]. | ||
==Economy== | ==Economy== | ||
Latest revision as of 06:56, 30 September 2020
Albidiya
Al-Bidiya | |
|---|---|
Minor City | |
| Nickname: Little Jiddiya | |
| Country | Durnstaal |
| Incorporation Date | 1991 |
| Government | |
| • Mayor | Ruh Zayn ad-Din Ajam |
| Population (2020) | |
| • Total | 42,900 |
| Demonym | Albidiyan |
Albidiya is a city in Durnstaal. Founded around 700 A.D. as Al-bidiya, abandoned in 1015, refounded as Trensk in 1302, abandoned in 1337, refounded as Al-bidiya in 1899, incorporated as Albidiya in 1991. A unique city which acts as a travel and supply hub for the surrounding mining towns. A population of 42,900 as of 2020 makes it the nation's fourteenth largest city.
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Professional Teams
Identity
Albidya is the largest city of the region unofficially known as "Al'ard Almuahada", Arabic for "The United Land" and so named because it is a literal translation of Durnstaal, which has the largest Muslim population in the country. The city's identity has changed rapidly since 1991 when many refugees from the Jiddiyan Civil War settled the area, creating a city more closely related culturally to Saudi Jiddiya than to Durnstaal.
Economy
As the largest settlement in the area, Albidiya acts as a hub for the smaller mining towns that dot the surrounding area. Raw ore, mining equipment, and general supplies are regularly shipped through the town. Ore is refined in the town but is somewhat limited due to the difficulty of acquiring the required equipment.
