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Top to bottom, left to right: A January 2019 panoramic view of north Baleicos, Convento de Braca, Baleicos Main Bridge, downtown Baleicos | |
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| • Total | 871,892 |
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Baleicos is the fourth-largest city in Quetana, after Vongane, Malcanes, and Ledua. It has a population of 872,000 people. It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Quetana, as well as in Adula and on the Olympic Ocean coast. Baleicos's economy is driven by tourism, health care, finance, insurance, technology, construction, and the maritime industry. Baleicos is served by Baleicos International Airport, the second largest airport in the country (after Vongane International Airport), which is the secondary hub of Quetana Airways.