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• [[Å]] (1763) </br>• [[Bridfrethbu]] (1291) </br>• [[Feeënhaven]] (1699) </br>• [[Port-Dore]] (1876) </br>• [[Sækjahöfn]] (1450) </br>
• [[Å]] (1763) </br>• [[Bridfrethbu]] (1291) </br>• [[Feeënhaven]] (1699) </br>• [[Guásacht]] </br>• [[Port-Dore]] (1876) </br>• [[Loch Airgid |Sliverlake]] (1892) </br>• [[Sækjahöfn]] (1450) </br>


==Politics==
==Politics==

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Province of Austurgothia
Héraðinu Austurgotani
Royal Banner of Austurgothia.png
Etymology: Named after the Corda/Norse Goddess Gotana
Political Map of Austurgothia (p. 05/2023)
Political Map of Austurgothia (p. 05/2023)
Country Gotneska
Largest cityBridfrethbu
Duchy Formation1120
CapitalSækjahöfn
Population
 (2020)
 • Total1.2 million
DemonymAusturgotan
Area codeAG
Websitewww.Austurgothia.gotn

Province of Austurgothia (Götaish: Austurgotani Hérað), is a Gotneskan province located in Southern Gotneska. Consisting of the Lucky Mountains, fjords, and is on the and vicinity, it is the fourth most populous province-level administrative area in the nation, being home to a little over 1,230,000 residents, as well as being home to the largest recreational output in the nation measured by province-level administrative areas. Being home to half a dozen wurld class ski resorts.

Etymology

History

Countys

Geography

Austurgothia lays on the southern tip of tbd. The vast majority of the Province is cover in Lucky mountains, which domaint the center region of the Province.

Cities

The Cities of Gotneska were formally chartered entities with certain privileges.


Å (1763)
Bridfrethbu (1291)
Feeënhaven (1699)
Guásacht
Port-Dore (1876)
Sliverlake (1892)
Sækjahöfn (1450)

Politics

Demographics

Economy

Infrastructure

Transportation

Culture

See Also