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'''Stolland (TSL)''' (originally: ''Terästalia'') is a Scandinavian non-European Union country located on Baltic Sea in Northern Europe. The country borders with Sweden on the northern-east, Norway on the northern-west and Denmark on the south. The capital city is [[Stalburg]] and the country is divided into at least 6 different administrative regions. | '''Stolland (TSL)''' (originally: ''Terästalia'') is a Scandinavian non-European Union country located on Baltic Sea in Northern Europe. The country borders with Sweden on the northern-east, Norway on the northern-west and Denmark on the south. The capital city is [[Stalburg]] and the country is divided into at least 6 different administrative regions. | ||
In [[Obenseuer]], player can craft or buy a Stolland Clock in the shape of the country's borders. | In [[Obenseuer]], player can craft or buy, for 59 [[File:Currency_Marks.png|10px]], a Stolland Clock in the shape of the country's borders. | ||
==Cities and towns== | ==Cities and towns== | ||
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[[File:SRegionlogo.png|15px]] Stalburg Region | [[File:SRegionlogo.png|15px]] Stalburg Region | ||
*Ardscratch | *Ardscratch | ||
*Baltasfell | |||
*Cellecter | *Cellecter | ||
*Ersfors | *Ersfors | ||
*Fisch (Former town) | |||
*Forde | *Forde | ||
*Illo | *Illo | ||
*Koksburg | *Koksburg | ||
*[[Obenseuer (district)|Obenseuer]] ( | *[[Obenseuer (district)|Obenseuer]] (Former town) | ||
*Ploughwedge | *Ploughwedge | ||
*Sydhavn | *Sydhavn | ||
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*TV city | *TV city | ||
Other | Other | ||
*Erzfell - A | *Erzfell - A huge mining city, located north off the Stalburg with a direct rail connection. The city is a home to Erzfell Motors company, that produces electric motors, and one of S.N.W bases. | ||
|} | |||
==Trivia== | |||
*The original ''Terästalia'' name is a combination of two different words for ''steel'', ''Teräs'' from Finnish language and ''Stal'' in varing forms used by many Eastern Europen countries. | |||
** Similarly the ''Stolland'' name originates from ''Stål'' from Swedish. | |||