Norasa

Norasa
0px Clockwise from top: Norasa and the Chezian Mountains; Norasa's metro; Kyraki Palace; Norasa Commercial Center at night; Norasa Tyka Hill; Ibyara Church; the Uykyra Bridge over Tyakri River with Downtown Norasa in the background
Country	Constantio
Province	Norasa
Established	September 29, 1264
Government
• Type	Mayor-council government
• Mayor	Martin Ruana
• Deputy mayors	John Gysti, Mone Cassola
Population
• Total	4,349,346 (1st)

Norasa is the largest city in Constantio with a population of 4,349,346. It is located in northeastern Constantio along the Tyakri River, and an important business and cultural center. It was the capital of the Constantio Empire from 1588 until 1782, when it was moved to Constantinopolis. It lies at an elevation of about 630 feet in the wide plain of Constantio before the foothills of the Chezian Mountains. Almost all of the largest Constantioan companies, media, and scientific institutions have their headquarters in the city. Norasa is the most important transport hub in Constantio where multiple major routes intersect, making the Norasa area the center of the road, rail and air networks of Constantio. It is a city known for its diverse economy, high quality of living, museums, sporting, and entertainment events. Its main branches of economy are high-tech industries and the service sector.