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The District of San Pera is a prominent administrative division located in the northern tropical region of Bentho. It is widely recognized as the brain and capital of the nation, housing the bustling city of [[San Pera]], which boasts a population that accounts for approximately 75% of the entire state's population. The district is also home to other notable cities, including [[Záraco]] to the south and [[Sarata]] to the southeast. With a population of 1,893,098, the District of San Pera is the smallest state in terms of land area, yet it holds the distinction of being the richest. | |||
Safety is a hallmark of the District of San Pera, as the state enjoys a reputation for being one of the safest regions in Bentho. The local government, led by Governor [[Alexa Serna]], places a strong emphasis on maintaining law and order, ensuring the well-being and security of its residents and visitors. The District of San Pera is a testament to the dynamism and prosperity of Bentho. Its thriving economy, rich cultural heritage, and commitment to safety make it a highly desirable destination for both business and leisure. Visitors to the district can expect to be immersed in a vibrant urban environment while also enjoying the serenity of the tropical landscapes that surround it. | |||
Geographically, the District of San Pera is situated in the north of Bentho, bordering only the state of [[Chiquique]]. Its strategic location in the tropical zone blesses the region with a warm and inviting climate year-round, attracting both locals and tourists alike. The district is known for its picturesque landscapes, with lush greenery, palm-fringed beaches, and breathtaking sunsets painting a mesmerizing backdrop. | |||
Revision as of 01:32, 1 July 2023
District of San Pera | |
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 District of San Pera Bentho | |
| Country | Bentho |
| Capital | San Pera |
| Largest city | San Pera |
| Government | |
| • Governor | Alexa Serna (BLL) |
| Population | |
| • Total | 1,893,098 |
The District of San Pera is a prominent administrative division located in the northern tropical region of Bentho. It is widely recognized as the brain and capital of the nation, housing the bustling city of San Pera, which boasts a population that accounts for approximately 75% of the entire state's population. The district is also home to other notable cities, including Záraco to the south and Sarata to the southeast. With a population of 1,893,098, the District of San Pera is the smallest state in terms of land area, yet it holds the distinction of being the richest.
Safety is a hallmark of the District of San Pera, as the state enjoys a reputation for being one of the safest regions in Bentho. The local government, led by Governor Alexa Serna, places a strong emphasis on maintaining law and order, ensuring the well-being and security of its residents and visitors. The District of San Pera is a testament to the dynamism and prosperity of Bentho. Its thriving economy, rich cultural heritage, and commitment to safety make it a highly desirable destination for both business and leisure. Visitors to the district can expect to be immersed in a vibrant urban environment while also enjoying the serenity of the tropical landscapes that surround it.
Geographically, the District of San Pera is situated in the north of Bentho, bordering only the state of Chiquique. Its strategic location in the tropical zone blesses the region with a warm and inviting climate year-round, attracting both locals and tourists alike. The district is known for its picturesque landscapes, with lush greenery, palm-fringed beaches, and breathtaking sunsets painting a mesmerizing backdrop.