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'''Alugbogbel''' [alug͡boɡ͡bɛl] is a city in the [[Deysachin|Deysachni]] province of [[Birmingham]], of which it is also the capital and largest city. it is known for its [[Ivory-Crystaline]] style architecture, as well as being one of the oldest continually inhabited settlements in Deysachin.
'''Alugbogbel''' [alug͡boɡ͡bɛl] is a city in the [[Deysachin|Deysachni]] province of [[Birmingham]], of which it is also the capital and largest city. it is known for its [[Ivory-Crystaline]] style architecture, as well as being one of the oldest continually inhabited settlements in Deysachin.



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Alugbogbel [alug͡boɡ͡bɛl] is a city in the Deysachni province of Birmingham, of which it is also the capital and largest city. it is known for its Ivory-Crystaline style architecture, as well as being one of the oldest continually inhabited settlements in Deysachin.

Alugbogbel
Alugbogbel, Yolhwbuibi'yh, Halugwagwal
City
Nickname: 
The Pearl of the Swamp
Motto: 
Eat Fresh
First Settled-17th century
Incorperated19.19.27
Named forobscure deity Gbogba

Notable Locations