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Plavlino
Plavlino | |
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City | |
 Kolovƞi Namisꞇi (Circular Square) | |
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| Etymology: Zhoushi: Plavaꞇi (To swim) | |
| Motto: „Ƞi kopce mas neđeli!“[1] | |
| Federation | Mustelaria |
| Country | Zhousheng |
| Region | Bogmian Region |
| District | Plavlino District |
| Founded | 712 CE |
| Government | |
| • Mayor | Vaƌlaƿ Piroʒlik (LDΛPƷ) |
| Population (2021) | |
| • Total | ~4,500,000 |
| Time zone | UTC-4 (PMT) |
Plavlino, formerly Zhousheng City (Zhoushi: Miƞєsto Зөшeng) is the largest city of the Federal Republic of Zhousheng and a formal capital of the Republic of Bogmia.
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- ↑ This motto was taken up by the Republic of Bogmia. After the creation of Zhousheng in 1943, it remained only the motto of the City of Zhousheng (whic later renamed to Plavlino)