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Hortensia was originally founded as a trading post for the [[New Frontier Province]], originally as the Hortensia Trading Post. During the [[Alamedan Wars of Independence]], Hortensia served as an important meeting place for the [[Alamedine-Muscogean Free Government]]. Due to the [[Siege of Costo de Augusto]] in 1803, Hortensia became the most populated city within the country. Since then, Hortensia has remained as the most populated city. Hortensia served as an important transportation hub in the early years of the [[Rail transportation in Alameda]]. | Hortensia was originally founded as a trading post for the [[New Frontier Province]], originally as the Hortensia Trading Post. During the [[Alamedan Wars of Independence]], Hortensia served as an important meeting place for the [[Alamedine-Muscogean Free Government]]. Due to the [[Siege of Costo de Augusto]] in 1803, Hortensia became the most populated city within the country. Since then, Hortensia has remained as the most populated city. Hortensia served as an important transportation hub in the early years of the [[Rail transportation in Alameda]]. | ||
Hortensia is home | Hortensia is the home of the [[University of Alameda-Hortensia]], the first university established in Alameda. Since then, it has become home to the [[University of Vicuña]], [[Castellanos University]], and the [[Technological Institute of Ávila]]. The area the four Universities inhabit is known as the [[Scholar's Square]], which is contained between the regions of Ávila and Terensita. Hortensia has operated as a coterminus center for business with [[Cuidad Augusto]] and [[Almuñécar]]. Most importantly, it is the headquarters of [[Perenya|Perenya F.d-a.]], [[Vicuña-Ureña|Vicuña-Ureña Banking]], and the [[Columbiana|Columbiana Coffee Company]]. Recently, Hortensia has created the [[Technology Center of Páramos]] in order to promote their {{wpl|fintech}} economic center. | ||
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Hortensia (Garzan: Cuidad Hortensia) is the most populous city in the Republic of Alameda, located on the coast of the province of Vicuña and the North Thalassan Sea. Hortensia is composed of seven regions which are then broken down into different neighborhoods. It is one of the largest cities in Norumbia and is a center for Alamedan culture, economy, education and history. It is the headquarters of many important domestic corporations. As of 2023, the population of 3.6 million people, making up almost 20% of Alameda's population.
Hortensia was originally founded as a trading post for the New Frontier Province, originally as the Hortensia Trading Post. During the Alamedan Wars of Independence, Hortensia served as an important meeting place for the Alamedine-Muscogean Free Government. Due to the Siege of Costo de Augusto in 1803, Hortensia became the most populated city within the country. Since then, Hortensia has remained as the most populated city. Hortensia served as an important transportation hub in the early years of the Rail transportation in Alameda.
Hortensia is the home of the University of Alameda-Hortensia, the first university established in Alameda. Since then, it has become home to the University of Vicuña, Castellanos University, and the Technological Institute of Ávila. The area the four Universities inhabit is known as the Scholar's Square, which is contained between the regions of Ávila and Terensita. Hortensia has operated as a coterminus center for business with Cuidad Augusto and Almuñécar. Most importantly, it is the headquarters of Perenya F.d-a., Vicuña-Ureña Banking, and the Columbiana Coffee Company. Recently, Hortensia has created the Technology Center of Páramos in order to promote their fintech economic center.
Geography
Regions
Hortensia is made out of a collective seven regions. The borders of Hortensia are co-estensive with the Cormarca of Hortensia.
Ávila is considered to be the city's core area, home to the