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Revision as of 23:05, 10 June 2023

Gran Telea
Clockwise from top: Gran Telea skyline; rowhouses; Sassagna Beach; Gran Telea Catholic Church; Beatavic Parliament; Derhame Palace
Clockwise from top: Gran Telea skyline; rowhouses; Sassagna Beach; Gran Telea Catholic Church; Beatavic Parliament; Derhame Palace
Nickname: 
The Sleepless City
Government
 • TypeMayor-Council
 • MayorAnderson Granholm (Liberal Party)
 • Co-MayorBradley Shirley
 • City PlannerRyder Woodward
Population
 (2020)
 • Total4,200,000
Time zoneUTC-10
Websitegrantelea.bt

Gran Telea is the capital city of Beatavic, largest and principle city of the Gran Telea-Fairbrook metropolitan area and the smallest province in land area. As of 2020 it has a population of 4.2 million, being the second largest city in Beatavic in terms of population.

Gran Telea was previously incorporated into the Greenbridge province but after a bill was passed, the city was granted the status of province.

Etymology

History

21st Century

See also: 2021 Beatavic Tsunami and Earthquake

On August 30th, 2021, an earthquake measuring 8.2 originating 121.3 km (75.3 mi) west of Gran Telea created a tsunami which measured 37.2 m (122 ft) in Sarrapaluk, a town 110.8 km (68.8 mi) south of Gran Telea. At 2:32 PM local time, an alert was issued ordering those that live within a 18.1 km (11.2 mi) radius of the Galton Sea to evacuate inland. 6 hours after the alert was issued, the tsunami struck Gran Telea, although most people within the specified radius of the Galton Sea were already evacuated.

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Demographics

Culture

Education

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Media

International Relations

Twin Towns - Sister Cities

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