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'''Digalua''' ({{wp|French language|Sarracese}}: ''Digaluá''; {{wp|Cherokee language|Shuelah}}: ''Digalua''), officially the '''City of Digaluá''' ({{wp|French language|Sarracese}}: ''Ville de Digaluá''; {{wp|Cherokee language|Shuelah}}: ''Gaduhvi Digalua'') is the {{wp|capital city}} and most populous {{wp|city}} of [[Chelagey]]. The city boasts a population of 925,881 inhabitants in 2019, making it the third-largest city in Alvinia proper after [[ | '''Digalua''' ({{wp|French language|Sarracese}}: ''Digaluá''; {{wp|Cherokee language|Shuelah}}: ''Digalua''), officially the '''City of Digaluá''' ({{wp|French language|Sarracese}}: ''Ville de Digaluá''; {{wp|Cherokee language|Shuelah}}: ''Gaduhvi Digalua'') is the {{wp|capital city}} and most populous {{wp|city}} of [[Chelagey]]. The city boasts a population of 925,881 inhabitants in 2019, making it the third-largest city in [[Alvinia]] proper after [[Port Alfred]] in [[Algaria]] and [[Socapatoy]] in [[Ochoccola]], and covers an area of 304.1 km<sup>2</sup> within its city limits. Founded in 1530 by [[Martial Milhaud]] during the initial colonization of modern-day Chelagey by the [[Sarracese colonial empire]] as ''Île-du-Roi'' (or "Island of the [[Monarchy of Sarrac|King]]"), Digalua has historically been the political, economic and cultural center of Chelagey as a whole, and serves as the principal nucleus of the statistical Greater Digalua {{wp|metropolitan area}} of some 1,729,200 inhabitants. Digalua is the second-largest city in the [[Sarracophone]] world, after [[Toulogne]]. | ||
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Digalua | |
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| City of Digalua Ville de Digaluá Gaduhvi Digalua | |
.jpg)   .jpg) .jpg)  Clockwise from top: Downtown skyline, Senior Mansion House in Downtown, Digalua Notre-Dame Cathedral, Talskaguah Harbor waterfront, National Palace, Old Cross Basilica | |
 Flag  Coat of arms | |
| Mottoes: Concordia Salus ("Well-being through harmony") | |
| Country |  Chelagey |
| State | Digalua Capital State |
| Settled | October 1, 1540 |
| Incorporated as town | 1677 |
| Incorporated as city | 1745 |
| Created as capital city | January 22, 1830 |
| Government | |
| • Mayor | Imlru Hoanchee-Myers |
| Area | |
| • Capital city | 304.1 km2 (117.4 sq mi) |
| Elevation | 24 m (78.4 ft) |
| Population (2019) | |
| • Capital city | 925,881 |
| • Metro | 1,729,200 |
| Demonym | Digaluan |
| Time zone | UTC-5 (EST) |
| Postal code | 5 |
| Area code(s) | 261, 493, 971 |
| Vehicle registration | D |
Digalua (Sarracese: Digaluá; Shuelah: Digalua), officially the City of Digaluá (Sarracese: Ville de Digaluá; Shuelah: Gaduhvi Digalua) is the capital city and most populous city of Chelagey. The city boasts a population of 925,881 inhabitants in 2019, making it the third-largest city in Alvinia proper after Port Alfred in Algaria and Socapatoy in Ochoccola, and covers an area of 304.1 km2 within its city limits. Founded in 1530 by Martial Milhaud during the initial colonization of modern-day Chelagey by the Sarracese colonial empire as Île-du-Roi (or "Island of the King"), Digalua has historically been the political, economic and cultural center of Chelagey as a whole, and serves as the principal nucleus of the statistical Greater Digalua metropolitan area of some 1,729,200 inhabitants. Digalua is the second-largest city in the Sarracophone world, after Toulogne.