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Whylsental is located in western Tarper and is bordered by Nordstrand, Longrove, and East Plamyadia to the north, east, and south respectively. With a population of 17.9 million, it is the most populous state of Tarper. The state is also the most densely populated apart from the three city-states of Bergfeld, Citrone, and Terraum. Whylsental's capital lies within the city of Great River with Rordale being the state's largest city. Whylsental is also home to the Great River Valley Area, the largest metropolitan area in Tarper. The Great River Valley Area is also home to four of Tarper's ten largest cities: Great River, Rordale, Tiliahort, and Fraxin.
Whylsental is located in western Tarper and is bordered by Nordstrand, Longrove, and East Plamyadia to the north, east, and south respectively. With a population of 17.9 million, it is the most populous state of Tarper. The state is also the most densely populated apart from the three city-states of Bergfeld, Citrone, and Terraum. Whylsental's capital lies within the city of Great River with Rordale being the state's largest city. Whylsental is also home to the Great River Valley Area, the largest metropolitan area in Tarper. The Great River Valley Area is also home to four of Tarper's ten largest cities: Great River, Rordale, Tiliahort, and Fraxin.


Whylsental was integrated into the federation on 12 September 2001, when it and another six provinces of the [[South Tarper|National Confederation]] declared independence and established the [[North Tarper|People's Alliance]]. Whylsental consists of the former [[Strander Kingdom|Strander]] provinces of Great River, Whylsental, and Sylvat. The state falls into the category of [[Tarperti Measure of State Importance|satellite territory]] and as such receives a greater degree of federal authority.
Whylsental was integrated into the federation on 12 September 2001, when it and another six provinces of the [[South Tarper|National Confederation]] declared independence and established the [[North Tarper|People's Alliance]]. Whylsental consists of the former [[Strander Kingdom|Strander]] provinces of Great River, Whylsental, and Sylvat. The state falls into the category of [[Tarperti Territorial Categories|satellite territory]] and as such receives a greater degree of federal authority.


==History==
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==Transportation==
==Transportation==
[[category:States of Tarper]]
[[category:States of Tarper]]
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Latest revision as of 03:35, 18 November 2019

State of Whylsental
Flag of State of Whylsental
Coat of arms of State of Whylsental
Motto: 
Cradle of the Federation
Anthem: "Hail Columbia"
Whylsental in Tarper Map.png
CountryTarper
Largest CityRordale
Integration into Federation12 September 2001
CapitalGreat River
Government
 • BodyWhylsental State Assembly
 • First MinisterAgnes Hathaway (SP)
 • Governing PartiesSP / GLU/ULV
 • Federal Council votes21 (of 123)
Area
 • Total34,084.13 km2 (13,159.96 sq mi)
Population
 (2017)
 • Total17,912,134
 • Density530/km2 (1,400/sq mi)
DemonymWhylsentaler{s}
Time zoneUTC+1
ISO 3166 codeTR-WT

Whylsental, officially the State of Whylsental, is one of the 12 states of Tarper.

Whylsental is located in western Tarper and is bordered by Nordstrand, Longrove, and East Plamyadia to the north, east, and south respectively. With a population of 17.9 million, it is the most populous state of Tarper. The state is also the most densely populated apart from the three city-states of Bergfeld, Citrone, and Terraum. Whylsental's capital lies within the city of Great River with Rordale being the state's largest city. Whylsental is also home to the Great River Valley Area, the largest metropolitan area in Tarper. The Great River Valley Area is also home to four of Tarper's ten largest cities: Great River, Rordale, Tiliahort, and Fraxin.

Whylsental was integrated into the federation on 12 September 2001, when it and another six provinces of the National Confederation declared independence and established the People's Alliance. Whylsental consists of the former Strander provinces of Great River, Whylsental, and Sylvat. The state falls into the category of satellite territory and as such receives a greater degree of federal authority.

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