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Latest revision as of 21:27, 20 January 2022
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      Clockwise from top: Skyline of the Distrito Centralis, Curia Septuralis, the Arch of TBD, Distrito Murexi, Sanctum Suprema, Fons Aeternalis | |
| Country |  Legatia |
| Settled by Legatian people | 7th Century |
| Founded by | King Adibatus |
| Population (2018) | |
| • Total | 6,526,102  |
| Time zone | 0+0 |
Augusta, historically known as Adibata, is the capital city and an extraordinary administration area of Legatia. The city is among the oldest continuously occupied cities in Edavia and the world, and was the seat of the Augustan Republic and later the Augustan Empire. It is the second most populous city in Legatia and contains a large amount of ancient Augustan structures. It situated on the banks of the Amarian River, which flows to Petrama, the historic port of the city.
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Partnerships and twin cities
Since 1952, Augusta has been exclusively twinned to Minato, capital and largest city of Akiyama.
