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|Introduction='''Arremíria''' is the largest city in Gurverde as well as its capital.
|Introduction='''Arremíria''' is the capital and largest city of [[Gurverde]], on the northern shore of [[Lake Arrerem]].
[[File:Arremíria_from_Lake_Roslan.jpg|alt=|thumb|Painting of Arremíria from Lake Arrerem]]
[[File:Arremíria_from_Lake_Roslan.jpg|alt=|thumb|Painting of Arremíria from Lake Arrerem]]
|Etymology=The name is derived from the Tuzquão word ''arrerem'' (rose) and ''iria'' (city). The city is name after [[Lake Arrerem]] (rose lake), which itself is named after the pinkish hue it is known to have.
|Etymology=The name is derived from the Tuzquês word ''arrerem'' (rose) and ''iria'' (city). The city is name after [[Lake Arrerem]] (rose lake), which itself is named after the pinkish hue it is known to have.
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Latest revision as of 14:25, 11 October 2026

Arremíria
Image
Photo of Arremíria
Photo of Arremíria with Lake Arrerem in the background
Coat of Arms
LocationGurverde, Balúrail
TypeState Capital
RegionBalúrail
SubregionEastern Highlands
CountryLeague of Balúrail
StateGurverde
Founded656 ME
Goverment
Mayor Azeiro Bavislerem
Population45,000
InhabitantsTuzquão
SignificanceCapital of Gurverde


Introduction

Arremíria is the capital and largest city of Gurverde, on the northern shore of Lake Arrerem.

Painting of Arremíria from Lake Arrerem

Etymology

The name is derived from the Tuzquês word arrerem (rose) and iria (city). The city is name after Lake Arrerem (rose lake), which itself is named after the pinkish hue it is known to have.