Cadena Islands
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Cadena Islands | |
|---|---|
Combined province and circuit of Carloso | |
| Province & Circuit of the Cadena Islands | |
| Country |  Carloso |
| Districts | Sabacante Rirca Casbon |
| Government | |
| • Body | Cadena Island Assembly |
| • Chief Executive | Nicolas Aranda (NS) |
| • Deputy Executive | Roger Lagune (NS) |
| NAs | 3 |
| Police | Cadena Islands Police |
The Cadena Islands, officially the Province & Circuit of the Cadena Islands is an archipelago of islands located in the Musgorocian Ocean off the north-west coast of the Carlosian mainland. Uniquely, its small size means it is governed by a combined provincial and circuit authority, with districts comprising each of the three main islands. With a population of 1,179,452, it is the least populous of Carloso's provinces. It's economy is heavily reliant on tourism and fishing. The islands are regularly serviced by a variety of ferries; including train ferries, and air routes which connect it to the mainland.
Etymology
History
Geography
Politics
As the smallest and least populous province, the Cadena Islands have three seats in the National Assembly, the absolute minimum for a province.
The Cadena Island Assembly administers the day-to-day running of the Cadena Islands.
Economy
Tourism
Most tourists to the Cadena Islands are Carlosian, though many also come from Acrary, Gran Laurencia, Taliaferro, Sarabagia and Briossau. The tourist season peaks in the spring and summer months. The sometimes violent tropical storm season in the autumn and winter means that the Cadena Islands is an unpopular tourist destination during this part of the year.
Transport
Sabacante Airport is the primary airport for the Cadena Islands, and handles the majority of air traffic to and from the archipelago. Most international airports in western Musgorocia have at least one route to Sabacante. Rirca Airport and Casbon Airport serve their respective islands.