Vitosium

Vitosium
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Motto: "If you want to enjoy life, expand your world."
Capital	Gatovita
Official languages	English, Portuguese
Demonym(s)	Vitosian
Government
• Prime Minister	Vincent Gatostico
Population
• 2020 estimate	94,726,000
Currency	meo
Date format	mm-dd-yyyy
Calling code	328

Vitosium is a nation in the Coalition of Crown Albatross located on the continent of Adula, bordered by Kuresa, Mulfulira, and Durnstaal, with a coast along the Olympic Ocean and a maritime border with Greland.

Geography

Only 12% of Vitosium is mountainous and 9% of that is located in the province of Ventden. Mount Maitland makes up that 9% in Ventden. National parks cover about 15% of the country.

Climate

Annual average rainfall in the mainland varies from just over 3,200 mm.

In some areas, such as Cunzava, annual diurnal average temperatures can be as high as 34 °C, and summer highest temperatures routinely are over 42 °C. The record high of 49.4 °C was recorded in Amalfeia, although this might not be the hottest spot in summer, according to satellite readings.

Vitosium has around 2300 to 3200 hours of sunshine a year, an average of 4–6 h in winter and 10–12 h in the summer, with higher values in the south-east and lower in the north-west.

Biodiversity

Boar, red deer, roe deer, and the Vitosian velvet panther, are reported to have expanded greatly during recent decades.

These natural environments are shaped by diverse flora and include widespread species of pine and Vitosian oak. There are 57,000 species recorded of faunal biodiversity.

Demographics

Provinces

Province	Postal abbrev.	Capital	Population
				Ciunia	CIU	Kataveza	9,655,000
Cunzava	CUN	Diarora	23,905,000
Entrofeira	ENT	Sassarta	9,924,000
Kingsland	KGD	Gatovita	18,091,700
Maydover Island	MDI	Ovavo	6,311,000
Navocalco	NCO	Aplatta	10,472,000
Ventden	VTN	Etherset	16,472,300

Culture

Cinema

Vitosian cinema has a long tradition, reaching back to the birth of the medium in the late 19th century. Cinema was introduced in Portugal in 1892 with the screening of foreign films and the first Vitosian film, "Bittersweet", directed by Edward Lissoa. The first all-talking sound film, "Ice Cold", was made in 1933 and was directed by Natano Montley. Starting in 1935, with "Hold Me Tonight", the Golden Age would last the next two decades, with films such as "Lazy Pride" (1942) and "Hide Her Voice" (1944). "Things For Love" (1942), Wilson Lissoa's first feature film, marked a milestone.

Barrett Veras, Domina Craftia, Marsden Sashia, Naiaro Danilas and Wilson Lissoa are among those that gained notability as film directors. Noted Vitosian film actors include Barrett Highmore, Calla Sashia, Fae Fonnend, Felicia Varelas, Lisandras Venancias and Lucius Caligaro.

Television

Television in Vitosium officially began with the sign-on of the nation's first television stations in Diarora and Gatovita in 1952. The first experimental television broadcast began in 1932 in Gatovita, Kingsland, under the call sign of TE2ED. The broadcasts of TE2ED were broadcast in 60 to 150 lines of resolution at 41 MHz. This service closed around 1935.

There was a fear of communicating ideas and opinions that were not Vitosian, to Vitosians - especially the youth. With the exception of radio, television presented an opportunity, for the first time, to reach a very wide audience at the same time. By 1952, a million television sets had been sold in Vitosium. Even though those sets were very expensive at the time, the large majority (9 of 10) of Vitosian households owned a television set by the end of the 1950s.

The Vitosian Broadcasting Corporation (VBC) was the first entity to broadcast television programming within Vitosium, launching in July 1951 in both Diarora and Gatovita. All television stations that signed on in Vitosium were required to be VBC affiliates, as the VBC was the only television network operating in Vitosium at the time.

Notable Vitosian channels include Noble, VBC and VTV.

Music

Vitosian music encompasses a lot of pop and rock. Artists with international recognition include Abello Oakley, Celessa Andradia, Michelle Sombend and Sofio Caligaro.