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| − | '''Yekaterinburg''' (Finn. Katarinala) is [[Uralica]]'s largest city. A cosmopolitan, international city, it was the former capital of the historical Sverdlovsk Oblast, which was named after it - the city was named Sverdlovsk during the Soviet era - and is currently within East Uralica county, although it is expected that it will get its own unitary authority in the future because of its sheer size. The city aside, there are also several smaller settlements outside the city limits that are considered part of a "Greater Yekaterinburg." These include Sysert, Verkhnaya Pyshma, Berezovskiy, Aramil, and Kol'tsovo. |
+ | '''Yekaterinburg''' (Finn. Katarinala) is [[Uralica]]'s largest city. A cosmopolitan, international city, it was the former capital of the historical Sverdlovsk Oblast, which was named after it - the city was named Sverdlovsk during the Soviet era - and is currently within East Uralica county, although it is expected that it will get its own unitary authority in the future because of its sheer size. The city aside, there are also several smaller settlements outside the city limits that are considered part of a "Greater Yekaterinburg." These include Sysert, Verkhnaya Pyshma, Berezovskiy, Aramil, and Kol'tsovo. Because of Uralica's size cap, it is expected Yekaterinburg will remain Uralica's largest city ''ad infinitum''. |
== Culture == |
== Culture == |
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| − | Unlike [[Perm']], Yekaterinburg was largely unaffected by [[Great War III]], and as such many Russians remained there. But like a good number of major Ural-Volga cities, Russian supremacism was driven out of the city after witnessing the atrocities of the Uralic Purges. While not overtly wanting to join Uralica at first, |
+ | Unlike [[Perm']], Yekaterinburg was largely unaffected by [[Great War III]], and as such many Russians remained there. But like a good number of major Ural-Volga cities, Russian supremacism was driven out of the city after witnessing the atrocities of the Uralic Purges. While not overtly wanting to join Uralica at first, Yekaterinburg, much like [[Vologda]], was a staunch supporter of the [[Uralicist Movement]]. It was only after Uralica's influence within the old Sverdlovsk Oblast expanded outside [[Serov]] and [[Punaturjin]] that membership was strongly considered. |
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| + | Nowadays, almost every Tribe has a presence within Uralica. The Russians are still by far the largest ethnic group, but there are a great number of Ob Ugrics (mostly Mansi-speaking), Finns, Udmurts, and Komi (Permyak-speaking) and smaller numbers of every other Tribe except Nenets, Samoyed, and Mennonite (since most of these live in either Mennoland County or Syktyvkar UA). |
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== Sport == |
== Sport == |
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== Neighbourhoods and Suburbs == |
== Neighbourhoods and Suburbs == |
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| − | * Chkalovsky ( |
+ | * Chkalovsky (Finn. Skalovola) |
| − | * Kirovsky ( |
+ | * Kirovsky (Finn. Kirovila) |
| + | * Shlomovsky (formerly Leninsky, Finn. Solomola) |
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| − | * Leninsky (Ленинский) |
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| + | * Ordzhonikidzevsky (Finn. Orttonikittila) |
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| − | * Oktyabrsky (Октябрьский) |
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| − | * Ordzhonikidzevsky (Орджоникидзевский) |
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Revision as of 20:55, 28 September 2009
Yekaterinburg (Finn. Katarinala) is Uralica's largest city. A cosmopolitan, international city, it was the former capital of the historical Sverdlovsk Oblast, which was named after it - the city was named Sverdlovsk during the Soviet era - and is currently within East Uralica county, although it is expected that it will get its own unitary authority in the future because of its sheer size. The city aside, there are also several smaller settlements outside the city limits that are considered part of a "Greater Yekaterinburg." These include Sysert, Verkhnaya Pyshma, Berezovskiy, Aramil, and Kol'tsovo. Because of Uralica's size cap, it is expected Yekaterinburg will remain Uralica's largest city ad infinitum.
Culture
Unlike Perm', Yekaterinburg was largely unaffected by Great War III, and as such many Russians remained there. But like a good number of major Ural-Volga cities, Russian supremacism was driven out of the city after witnessing the atrocities of the Uralic Purges. While not overtly wanting to join Uralica at first, Yekaterinburg, much like Vologda, was a staunch supporter of the Uralicist Movement. It was only after Uralica's influence within the old Sverdlovsk Oblast expanded outside Serov and Punaturjin that membership was strongly considered.
Nowadays, almost every Tribe has a presence within Uralica. The Russians are still by far the largest ethnic group, but there are a great number of Ob Ugrics (mostly Mansi-speaking), Finns, Udmurts, and Komi (Permyak-speaking) and smaller numbers of every other Tribe except Nenets, Samoyed, and Mennonite (since most of these live in either Mennoland County or Syktyvkar UA).
Sport
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Neighbourhoods and Suburbs
- Chkalovsky (Finn. Skalovola)
- Kirovsky (Finn. Kirovila)
- Shlomovsky (formerly Leninsky, Finn. Solomola)
- Ordzhonikidzevsky (Finn. Orttonikittila)
- Verkh-Isetsky (Finn. Yläiset)