Tinville

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The modern city of Tinville

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City of Tinville

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Mayo

Alistair Landson (Techno Union) {{#if: Population|

Population

122 {{#if: Unemployment|

Unemployment

5% {{#if: GDP|

GDP

K 700,000 {{#if: Household Income|

Household Income

Average: K 240 (60 | 4,400) {{#if: Constituency Size|

Constituency Size

18 PRs {{#if: Policies|

Policies

Technology-focused market capitalism {{#if: Energy Sources|

Energy Sources

Hydro, Nuclear fusion, Nuclear fission {{#if: Founded|

Founded

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Tinville is a technologically advanced city in Ihazon located close to the capital. The current population estimate makes it the second largest city in the world. Its mayor was Metteliten, until she suffered a tragic death.

Structure

Tinville consists of various districts, ranging from smaller neighbourhoods to its downtown and its industrial area, housing several hi-tech facilities, the Tinville Fusion Plant, and the prison.

Energy sources

Tinville's power consumption is at 640 MW, whereas 400 MW is delivered from Tinville hydroelectric dam and the rest from Langenthal nuclear power plant.

Tinville has two power plants. Outside the city is the Tinville hydroelectric dam located, with a capacity of 1600 MW, and in the centre district is the Tinville fusion power plant, a super advanced building project which still is being developed. This is the most advanced structure on the server, and is expected to have a capacity of 1500 MW.


History

Tinville was founded in 1975 when the technological revoulution was starting. People from Langenthal and Trondheim decided to found a city between these cities. Due to the recent technological evolution Tinville became an important city for the technology. It was the first city to start researching fusion power and is expected to be the leading hub for nuclear and particle physicists.