Nodakh

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</image> <label>Country</label> <label>Province</label> <label>State</label> <label>Regency</label> <label>Incorporated</label> <label>Population</label> <label>Demonym(s)</label> </infobox> Nodakh is a small city of 20,000 people in northern Corralith Island, Collective Kel-Elemi Republic. Its most notable building is its city hall, which was the site of the Assassination of Donald Young. It was largely destroyed during the Kel-Elemi Civil War.

Geography

Nodakh has a maximum elevation of about 650m above sea level. The landscape is primarily made up of steep hills and thick rainforest surrounding the city. The old town centre spans around a square mile and features ancient Kel-Elemi architecture. The Nodakhi River runs through the east of the city.

History

Nodakh was founded 1300 years before Kel-Elemi Unification by Sorewa peasants. It is known for the Assassination of Donald Young.

During the Seireimeiko, Sorewa Liberation Uprising forces attacked and took the city. It was the scene of heavy fighting and a massacre in which all Kawakians were killed.

Demographics

Sorewa people make up a large portion of the city, with Sawaji peoples making up the rest. All Kawakians were massacred in the Civil War.

The economic structure of the people of Nodakh is mainly supported by mining. Smaller industries consist of agriculture, small factories/handicrafts and livestock farming.