Port Regina

Port Regina
Capital City
Country	Saltusnesia
Region	Grand Saltus
Municipality	Port Regina
Area
• Land	75 sq mi (190 km2)
• Urban	330 sq mi (900 km2)
• Metro	920 sq mi (2,400 km2)
Population
• Capital City	1,098,000
• Density	14,640/sq mi (5,650/km2)
• Urban	2,371,000
• Urban density	7,185/sq mi (2,774/km2)
• Metro	2,471,000
• Metro density	2,685.9/sq mi (1,037.0/km2)

Port Regina is the capital and largest city in Saltusnesia. The city is the famous for its architecture. Spanning from Art Deco to Modern to Brutalist. The city originally founded in 1736 by Sir Berman was destroyed during the Saltusnesia Civil War. After its aftermath, the city was rebuilt between 1900 and 1945. Port Regina saw a second building boom starting from 2005 to the present. Two major parks flank the city, South Cape Park and Mangta Urban Green Belt. The Grand Saltus Region is the metropolitan surrounding the city of Port Regina. There are multiple modes of transportation in and around the city. The city is Saltusnesia's most diverse city, and the economic engine of the country. The most popular form of Saltusnesian music is Bossa Nova. Which is commonly played in the city at jazz bars/clubs and cafes.

Geography

Climate

Climate data for Port Regina, Grand Saltus, Saltusnesia
Month	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec	Year
Record high °F (°C)	101 (38)	99 (37)	95 (35)	86 (30)	80 (27)	77 (25)	72 (22)	77 (25)	92 (33)	95 (35)	99 (37)	100 (38)	101 (38)
Average high °F (°C)	77 (25)	76 (24)	72 (22)	68 (20)	64 (18)	60 (16)	59 (15)	60 (16)	63 (17)	69 (21)	72 (22)	76 (24)	68 (20)
Average low °F (°C)	65 (18)	63 (17)	59 (15)	52 (11)	48 (9)	45 (7)	44 (7)	44 (7)	49 (9)	53 (12)	57 (14)	61 (16)	53 (12)
Record low °F (°C)	49 (9)	45 (7)	40 (4)	36 (2)	32 (0)	27 (−3)	21 (−6)	23 (−5)	28 (−2)	34 (1)	39 (4)	43 (6)	21 (−6)
Average rainfall inches (mm)	3.4 (86)	3.9 (99)	4.3 (110)	4.8 (120)	5.4 (140)	6.3 (160)	6.8 (170)	6.5 (170)	5.7 (140)	4.8 (120)	4.2 (110)	3.8 (97)	59.9 (1,522)
Average rainy days (≥ 0.1)	7	7	8	9	10	12	14	14	12	10	9	8	120
Source: Saltusnesia Weather Service

Parks and Gardens

The pine forest pictured here is part of the Port Regina Greenbelt Park

There are two main parks within the city. The Port Regina Greenbelt which separates the city Port Regina from other suburbs. It is 15 sq mi in area (1.5 miles north to south and 10 miles east to west. The second main park is South Cape Park, which is at the southern cape of Port Regina. It is 5 sq mi in area. There are 16 smaller parks and gardens in the city. The parks and gardens of the city are maintained by the City of Mangta Parks and Gardens Department.

Neighborhoods

There are 39 neighborhoods in the city Port Regina. The neighborhoods are largely residential or mixed use. With a couple neighborhoods being of majority commercial such as Port Regina CBD, or majority industrial such as Porto.

The 39 neighborhoods are:

• Marcos
• Port Regina CBD
• Decor
• Old Port Regina
• Porto
• Dodo
• South Cape Estates
• La Rosa
• Bellevue Beach
• Hookhaven
• Jamerson
• Loft Arts
• Spring City
• Greycott
• Banaster
• Glasener
• Mercer
• Oakland
• Palmdale
• Pine Forest
• Horn Band
• Newlands
• Castle Estates
• Kimberly
• Bossa Nova
• Canwell
• West Greenbelt Gardens
• East Greenbelt Gardens
• Paynestown
• Kerry
• Little San Miguel
• Hartfield
• Barcade
• Peacedale
• White City
• Golden Gables
• Saint Jarvis
• Eastwood
• Bayside

A middle class neighborhood of Marcos

The neighborhood of Decor, known for its art deco architecture

The neighborhood of Loft Arts, known as bohemian neighborhood

The neighborhood of Old Mangata