Suburbia, Fronokia

Suburbia, or Egepigdepēvo/Egepig-Depēvo in Finlandian, is the largest city and national capital of Finlandia. It is located in Capital County in the state of Fronkia. The 2015 national census put the city's population at 5,238,847, while the 2019 estimate put the city at 5,493,000, meaning the new estimate shows a population growth of 0.95%, the lowest it has been in many years. The Suburbia metropolitan-statistical area, or metro area, has as estimated population of 16,738,000, making it the 6th largest metro area in the world.

Suburbia is well-known for it's historical architecture, popular beaches, Finlandian political role, and important buisness headquater locations. Many banks, automotive industries, technology companies, and health buisnesses have have headquarters or secondary headquarters located in Suburbia. Suburbia also has architecture from as early as the late 1600's and early 1700'sand from when Finlandia was ruled by many republics and kingdoms. Now, Suburbia is considered to be a very modern city with a monorail system, shipping and naval transport systems, 2 internations airports with the city, many highways and motorways, hospitals, tall scyscrapers, and modernized houses and comercial buildings.

Skyline
Suburbia's skyline is very modern compared to others large cities. It boasts many tall skyscrapers, and, from vied from the north, shows ocean scenery in the background. Suburbia has 9 skyscrapers that exceed 1,000 feet in height (see tallest buildings), 15 buildings over 900 feet, and 4 buildings over 800 feet.