Landeda is a city in Zamastan and is the namesake capital city of the Province of Landeda. It is also the 24th most-populous in the country and most-populous in the province with a population of 2,970,000. The city's economy revolves around manufacturing, electronics, and tourism, with beaches and parks in particular attracting millions of visitors domestically and internationally every year. It is headquarters to many Zamastanian oil, mining, and telecommunications companies, and is a prominent center of medical research and development. Founded by Quetanan settlers in 1521, it is one of the oldest inhabited settlements in Zamastan and Southwest Euronia.
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