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Maimedo
橙水 | |
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City of Maimedo | |
Nickname(s): Maikyo, Maishi, Orange City | |
Country | Esonice |
Province | Kinkai-koku |
County | Maimedo-gun |
Municipal | Maimedo-wu |
Local | Wards of Maimedo |
Government | |
• Body | City Government of Maimedo |
Area | |
• Capital | 736.4 km2 km2 (284.32 sq mi) |
Population (2022) | |
• Capital | 992,351 |
• Rank | 1st in Esonice |
• Density | 1,300/km2 (3,500/sq mi) |
• Metro | 3,129,121 |
• Total | 4,121,472 |
Demonym | Maimedoite |
Time zone | UTC-8 |
Post Code | ES-132 |
Flower | Silky wisteria |
Food | Sushi donut |
Tree | Bellflower cherry |
Maimedo (maɪmɛdəʊ; Esonian: 橙水, maimɛdɔ), also semi-officially known as Maikyo (maɪkiəʊ; Esonian: 橙京, maikʲoː), officially the Capital City of Maimedo is the national capital and largest city in Esonice with an estimated population of 992,351. The metropolitan area which includes an estimated population of 3,129,121 brings the greater city’s metropolitan population to 4,121,472 inhabitants. For nearly a millennia since the 12th century, Maimedo was and continues to be Esonice’s beating political and cultural heart. It’s a centre of traditional and modern Esonian fashion, cuisine, literature and art. It’s also an important centre of finance and commerce in the nation. Because of its many orange terracotta and clay tile ladenned roofs including copper coloured limestone buildings, Maimedo became known in Esonian poetic literature as the “Orange City”, hence its nickname.
Maimedo is tied with Marusonya on the highest standard of living in Esonice, however it's beaten by Marusonya in quality of life, coming in second though still closely behind.
Etymology
History
Origins
12th and 19th centuries
Decay and destruction
Contemporary period
Geography
Government
Wards
name | Full name | Population | ||
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Esonian | Transcription | Translation | ||
Naka | 中区 | Naka-wu | Naka Ward | 236,182 |
Ēnami | 桜並区 | Ēnami-wu | Ēnami Ward | 254,217 |
Aioka | 愛岡区 | Aioka-wu | Aioka Ward | 55,787 |
Nakagusa | 中草区 | Nakagusa-wu | Nakagusa Ward | 218,883 |
Katagoshi | 潟腰区 | Katagoshi-wu | Katagoshi Ward | 234,909 |
Harusaka | 白阪区 | Harusaka-wu | Harusaka Ward | 118,625 |
Wukuhuro | 福城区 | Wukuhuro-wu | Wukuhuro Ward | 62,547 |
Chiyoshi | 千吉区 | Chiyoshi-wu | Chiyoshi Ward | 233,808 |
Hinashido | 東門区 | Hinashido-wu | Hinashido Ward | 231,495 |
Kangura | 剣庫区 | Kangura-wu | Kangura Ward | 91,238 |
Nada | 望区 | Nada-wu | Nada Ward | 189,488 |
Nishido | 西門区 | Nishido-wu | Nishido Ward | 202,812 |
Hakahama | 赤浜区 | Hakahama-wu | Hakahama Ward | 123,586 |
Tomohashi | 友橋区 | Tomohashi-wu | Tomohashi Ward | 285,480 |
Katsuda | 黑田区 | Katsuda-wu | Katsuda Ward | 105,327 |
Naomichi | 直道区 | Naomichi-wu | Naomichi Ward | 197,328 |
Ōi | 太井区 | Ōi-wu | Ōi Ward | 134,965 |
Harajuku | 原宿区 | Harajuku-wu | Harajuku Ward | 204,199 |
Mika | 美花区 | Mika-wu | Mika Ward | 124,543 |
Seian | 静苑区 | Seian-wu | Seian Ward | 213,547 |
Ōtō | 大藤区 | Ōtō-wu | Ōtō Ward | 106,264 |
Hiruno | 花野区 | Hiruno-wu | Hiruno Ward | 53,596 |
Kaikan | 海間区 | Kaikan-wu | Kaikan Ward | 46,291 |
Ūgata | 湖方区 | Ūgata-wu | Ūgata Ward | 84,263 |
Hakira | 明区 | Hakira-wu | Hakira Ward | 157,336 |
Cityscape
Urbanism and architecture
Green spaces
Transport
Trams
Economy
Tourism
Education
Culture
Architecture
Liturature
Local folklore
Art and galleries
Local festivals
Cuisine
Sport
Demographics
Religion
Maimedo has 21 Buddhist temples and 127 Shinshi shrines
International relations
WIP
Twin towns - sister cities - partnerships
WIP