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'''Fellowmoor''' is a city in [[County Pelagis]], [[Myroria]]. Closely related to, and part of the same metropolitan area as, [[Pelagis]], Fellowmoor has a population of 450,900 and has often been called "the second capital of Myroria". Fellowmoor is located approximately 7 miles outside the Pelagis metropolitan area, and the area as a whole is often referred to as [[Fellowmoor-Pelagis]]. The city is also noted for its peculiar architecture, where the East and West Sides of the city have very different building styles. | '''Fellowmoor''' is a city in [[County Pelagis]], [[Myroria]]. Closely related to, and part of the same metropolitan area as, [[Pelagis]], Fellowmoor has a population of 450,900 and has often been called "the second capital of Myroria". Fellowmoor is located approximately 7 miles outside the Pelagis metropolitan area, and the area as a whole is often referred to as [[Fellowmoor-Pelagis]]. The city is also noted for its peculiar architecture, where the East and West Sides of the city have very different building styles. | ||
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| Country | Myroria | |
| Mayor | Thanalen Priltrovth (M) | |
| Area | 64.5 sq mi | |
| Elevation | 130 ft | |
| Population | 450,900 | |
Fellowmoor is a city in County Pelagis, Myroria. Closely related to, and part of the same metropolitan area as, Pelagis, Fellowmoor has a population of 450,900 and has often been called "the second capital of Myroria". Fellowmoor is located approximately 7 miles outside the Pelagis metropolitan area, and the area as a whole is often referred to as Fellowmoor-Pelagis. The city is also noted for its peculiar architecture, where the East and West Sides of the city have very different building styles.
