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Bulfawst

Bulfawst Béul Feirste
City
City of Bulfawst
Clockwise from top left: Mary III Memorial Clock, Bulfawst Harbour, Fraiser Tower, King's University Bulfawst, Royster Street, St. Patrick's Cathedral. Clockwise from top left: Mary III Memorial Clock, Bulfawst Harbour, Fraiser Tower, King's University Bulfawst, Royster Street, St. Patrick's Cathedral.
Flag Official seal of Bulfawst Béul Feirste Seal
Nickname:  The Ship Building Capital of the North
Motto(s):  I Taobh amuigh de na scamaill shine againn (Ghaillish) (meaning: Beyond the clouds we shine)
Location in Glytter. Location in Glytter.
Country	Glytter
Earliest Charter	1263
City Status	1888
Government
• Type	Mayor-council
• Laird Mayor	Liam Donn (LP)
Population	280,418
Demonym	Bulfawster
Time zone	Euclean Standard Time

Bulfawst (Ghaillish: Béul Feirste), officially the City of Bulfawst, is a city in the Glytter. It is located in County Homalow in Southern Glytter. Bulfawst has its earliest origins in the mid-seventh century and for much of its history has acted as Glytter's largest habour, boasting extensive ship building yards. The city was also home to a large textile industry, similar to many other major cities in Glytter. It is Glytter's fifth most populous city and has a population of 280,418. Bulfawst is home to the tallest building in the Caldish Isles, the Fraiser Tower which upon completion surpassed the Liberty Towers in Spálgleann. It was given a royal charter in 1263 and was granted city status in 1888. The current Laird Mayor is Liam Donn of the Liberty Party.

Gayneva

Gayneva Genía
City and county
City of Gayneva
Clockwise from top:Waddilow Street, Clock on the Quay, Saint Finbarre's Street, the Palace of Nations, St Maura's Cathedral, Bishop Callaghan's Bridge. Clockwise from top:Waddilow Street, Clock on the Quay, Saint Finbarre's Street, the Palace of Nations, St Maura's Cathedral, Bishop Callaghan's Bridge.
Coat of arms
Nickname:  The Peace Capital
Motto(s):  i Síochána (Ghaillish) (meaning: In Peace)
Location in Glytter. Location in Glytter.
Country	Glytter
Earliest Charter	1169
City Status	1771
Government
• Type	City
• Mayor	Donal Morren (SD)
Population	973,261
Demonym	Gaynevan
Time zone	Euclean Standard Time

Gayneva (Ghaillish: Genía), officially the City of Gayneva, is a city in Glytter. It also acts as one of Glytter's counties and the second most populous city in the country, with a population of 973,261. The city is home to a wide array of international organisations and houses offices for bodies such as the Community of Nations, International White Cross, LGBT International, and the League of Oil Producing States. Gayneva sits along the River Nurnai and is home to a small quay. It is believed to have been settled during the 6th century and was granted a royal charter in 1169 by Tomaisin III. City status was granted in 1771 and the current Laird Mayor is Donal Morren of the Social Democrats.

Invertwinc

Invertwinc Inbhir Tvínc
City and county
Invertwinc City
From top, left to right: St. Brendan's Cathedral at night, Shops on Norvagh Street, University of Invertwinc, Invertwinc Castle, Elton I Rail Bridge over the River Twinc. From top, left to right: St. Brendan's Cathedral at night, Shops on Norvagh Street, University of Invertwinc, Invertwinc Castle, Elton I Rail Bridge over the River Twinc.
Coat of arms
Nickname(s):  Groom of the Sea, Twincside
Motto(s):  Lig Dúinn Forás (Ghaillish) (meaning: Let Us Flourish)
Location in Glytter. Location in Glytter.
Country	Glytter
Earliest Charter	1161
City Status	1776
Government
• Type	City
• Laird Mayor	Deborah Finniky (LP)
Population	782,587
Demonym	Invertwincer
Time zone	Euclean Standard Time

Invertwinc (Ghaillish: Inbhir Tvínc, meaning "Mouth of the River Twinc"), officially Invertwinc City, is a city in the Glytteronian Lowlands. It also acts as one of Glytter's counties and the third most populous city in the country, with a population of 782,587. It has played an extensive royal in Glytteronian history, often serving as the nation's de facto second capital. Likewise, the powerful Dukes and Duchesses of Inverwinc have often resided in the city, often in Invertwinc Castle. The city played a crucial role during the Siblings War and the Iohnibite Wars. The city is believed to have been settled during the 6th century and was granted a royal charter in 1161 by Tomaisin III. It was granted city status in 1776 and the current Laird Mayor is Deborah Finniky of the Liberty Party.

Pennsea

Pennsea Peannsa
City
City of Pennsea
Clockwise from top: Pennsea City Hall, Pennsea Rail Termail, Iron Pier, Pennsea City Boardwalk, Skyline of Pennsea at night. Clockwise from top: Pennsea City Hall, Pennsea Rail Termail, Iron Pier, Pennsea City Boardwalk, Skyline of Pennsea at night.
Nickname(s):  The Seaside City, Glytter's Playgroud
Motto(s):  Fanacht le linn (Ghaillish) (meaning: Stay with us)
Location in Glytter. Location in Glytter.
Country	Glytter
County	Holyhead
City Status	1854
Government
• Type	City
• Laird Mayor	Alton Galloway (C)
Population	64,103
Demonym	Pennsean
Time zone	Euclean Standard Time

Pennsea (Ghaillish: Peannsa), officially the City of Pennsea, is a city in the Glytter. It is located on the island of Holyhead and is part of the county by the same name. It is the most populous city on the island and is the leading spot for tourism on Holyhead. Pennsea is home to an extensive boardwalk and is home to a thriving gambling industry, with casino resorts found throughout the city. The city a population of 64,103, however the city hosts a large seasonal population during the summer season. The current Laird Mayor is Alton Galloway of the Centre Party.

Simsak

Simsak Suínsach
City
City of Simsak
Clockwise from top: Castle Coche, Marke Station, St. Joseph's Cathedral, The Marshes shopping centre, Market Square, Simsak Institute of Technology
Coat of arms
Nickname:  The Literature Capital
Motto(s):  I Scríobh (Ghaillish) (meaning: I Write)
Location in Glytter. Location in Glytter.
Country	Glytter
Earliest Charter	1179
City Status	1779
Government
• Type	City
• Laird Mayor	Maureen Dotty (SD)
Population	191,729
Demonym	Simsakian
Time zone	Euclean Standard Time

Simsak (Ghaillish: Suínsach), officially the City of Simsak, is a city in the Glytter. It is located in County Longford and is part of Central Glytter. The city has been home to many great Ghaillish authors and poets, such as Roibeárd Ó Broin, Frances Blacke, and Fingal O'Flahertie. Simsak has a population of 191,729, making it Glytter's sixth most populous city. It was given a royal charter in 1179 and was given city status in 1779. The current Laird Mayor is Maureen Dotty of the Social Democrats.

Snarksburgh

Snarksburgh Dùn Sannraig
City and county
City of Snarksburgh
From top, left to right: St. Andrew's Cathedral, Saint's Quay, O'Malley Bridge over the River Bann, Dónall Ó Conaill Monument, Luimnigh Castle on the Dark Isle. From top, left to right: St. Andrew's Cathedral, Saint's Quay, O'Malley Bridge over the River Bann, Dónall Ó Conaill Monument, Luimnigh Castle on the Dark Isle.
Coat of arms
Nickname:  The Old City
Motto(s):  Fíochmhar, Díreach, Atruach (Ghaillish) (meaning: Fierce, Just, Compassionate)
Location in Glytter. Location in Glytter.
Country	Glytter
Settled	7th century
City Status	1803
Government
• Type	City
• Laird Mayor	Marty O'Crane (SD)
Population	549,839
Demonym	Snarksburger
Time zone	Euclean Standard Time

Snarksburgh (Ghaillish: Dùn Sannraig), officially the City of Snarksburgh, is a city in Glytter. It is located in Southern Glytter and also acts as one of Glytter's counties. Snarksburgh is the fourth most populous city in the country, with a population of 549,839. Historians believe the city was first settled during the seventh century on the Dark Isle at the estuary of the River Bann. It was the first Ghaillish city raided by the Varangians and fell to Norse invaders nearly two century's later during the Norse invasion of Glytter and was later liberated by Lughaidh I of Glytter in 839. For much of its history it has acted as an important centre of trade, boasting an expansive quay which has since been turned into housing. Snarksburgh was granted city status in 1803 and the current Laird Mayor is Marty O'Crane of the Social Democrats.