Province of Austurgothia

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Province of Austurgothia Héraðinu Austurgotani
Province
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Etymology: Named after the Corda/Norse Goddess Gotana
Nickname:  Lághalukka
Political Map of Austurgothia (p. 05/2023)
Country	Gotneska
Largest city	Bridfrethbu
Duchy Formation	1120
Capital	Sækjahöfn
Population  (2020)
• Total	1.2 million
Demonym	Austurgotan
Area code	AG
Website	www.Austurgothia.gotn

Province of Austurgothia (Götaish: Austurgotani Hérað), is a Gotneskan province located in Southern Gotneska. Consisting of the Lucky Mountains, fjords, and is on the and vicinity, it is the fourth most populous province-level administrative area in the nation, being home to a little over 1,230,000 residents, as well as being home to the largest recreational output in the nation measured by province-level administrative areas. Being home to half a dozen wurld class ski resorts.

History

The history of Austurgothia is very rich and interesting to say at least.

Geography

Austurgothia lays on the southern tip of tbd. The vast majority of the Province is cover in Lucky mountains, which domaint the center region of the Province.

The province is also bordered on two sides by what are the Geltic Sea on its southeastern coast and the Auraid Bay on the southwestern coast.

National Parks

• Cormac Castle National Park
• Gotana National Park and Preserve
• Kings Lake National Park
• Lucky Mountains National Park
• Paradise Beach National Park
• Vatnfjord National Park

Cities

The Cities of Gotneska were formally chartered entities with certain privileges.

• Å (1763)
• Bridfrethbu (1291)
• Djúpavík
• Feeënhaven (1699)
• Guásacht
• Hólmavík
• Port-Dore (1876)
• Sliverlake (1892)
• Sækjahöfn (1450)

Music

The vast majority of Austurgothian music has been influenced by the traditional sounds of Cordic and Old Norse instruments. Along with vocals and our singing. In recent years it has started to be influenced by some Lysian Gotneskan Music and some Dolchic

See Also

• Administrative Areas of Gotneska
• Provinces of Gotneska