Denzal
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Republic of Denzal Denzalis Repuvliika | |
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Motto: Haliss ou Vraka Impass Vuhasa (English: "Today is More Important Than Tomorrow") | |
| Capital | Porlaik |
| Largest city | Vovilveante |
| Official languages | Denzali |
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| Demonym(s) | Denzali |
| Government | Unitary semi- presidential republic |
Denzal (/denzɑl/ 
listen), officially known as the Republic of Denzal (Denzalian: Denzalo Repuvliika) is an independent nation north of the Geranik sea in Euronia. It borders Vœyetska to the south and Sateroc to its west, while shares a maritime border with Odoni. Denzal has over 19 million residents, most of which confiding within the leading cities Vovilveante, Antres, and Porlaik. Porlaik is deemed the capital, while the most populous city is Vovilveante with 4.3 million inhabitants. Denzal is most famous for its club football, music, and inventions.
Denzal is bombarded with mountains and forests in the northern area, the Adebrau Mountains being the highest mountain range of the land. The south is considerably more populated than the north due to the north's harsh winter climate. Snow cover is a variable for the south, but is reliable for northern climates. Rivers run throughout the whole nation, typically connecting to the Geranik Sea. The most notable is the Fullar river, which nearly cuts the nation in half. Due to all the forests, timber is considered a major natural resource of the land.
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