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| nickname                = The Jungle State<br>The Rubber State<br>The Great Frontier<br>Mother of Rivers
| nickname                = The Jungle State<br>The Rubber State<br>The Great Frontier<br>Mother of Rivers
| motto                    = ''Splendor sine occasu'' ({{wp|Latin language|Solarian}})<br>(Splendor without diminishment)
| motto                    = ''Splendor sine occasu'' ({{wp|Latin language|Solarian}})<br>(Splendor without diminishment)
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| map_caption              = Location of Juoda in Aucuria
| map_caption              = Location of Juoda in Aucuria

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Juoda
Juoda
State of Juoda
Juodos valstija
Nickname(s): 
The Jungle State
The Rubber State
The Great Frontier
Mother of Rivers
Motto(s): 
Splendor sine occasu (Solarian)
(Splendor without diminishment)
Location of Juoda in Aucuria
Location of Juoda in Aucuria
Country Aucuria
Capital and largest cityMolėtai
Government
 • BodySaeimas
 • Governortbd
Area
 • Total653,156.18 km2 (252,185.01 sq mi)
 • Rank1st
Population
 (2014)
 • Total1,071,858
 • Rank12th
 • Density1.6/km2 (4.3/sq mi)
DemonymJuodan
Postal code
JU
ISO 3166 codeAK-JU

Juoda (Ruttish: Juoda) is one of the nineteen states of the Aucurian Republic. The largest of Aucuria's states by land area and the least densely populated state, it represents 43% of the country's land area and covers almost all of southern Aucuria, bordering the states of Kunturiri, Pakrashchia, Oroncota, and Tucatia and the nations of Satucin, Belmonte, and Nuvania. Its capital and largest city is Molėtai.

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