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| rdfs:comment | - The City of Rhythe (Helvoran: La Cité de Rhythe, IPA: /læ 'sɪtɪ dɛ ʁɪθ/) is a major city and municipal arrondésmente in the State of Rhythe, Helvore, with the largest urban population in the country (that being of 1,001,137) as of 1893. Rhythe is situated at the mouth of the St. Marloise River and the English Channel, making it an important center for trade and transport between the Atlantic and Greater Europe.
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| established title | - Incorporation
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| map caption | - Location of the City of Rhythe within Helvore
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| Nickname | - "City of Industry", "City of Ashes"
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| Name | - City of Rhythe
- Cité de Rhythe
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| named for | - Rhysicrius of Rhythia; see origin
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| Image caption | - View of Cathedral of St. Gregoire, Rhythe, and surrounding neighborhood.
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| Official Name | - City and Municipal Arrondésmente of Rhythe
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| Motto | - "Eure Industrie vu prosperiont"
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| abstract | - The City of Rhythe (Helvoran: La Cité de Rhythe, IPA: /læ 'sɪtɪ dɛ ʁɪθ/) is a major city and municipal arrondésmente in the State of Rhythe, Helvore, with the largest urban population in the country (that being of 1,001,137) as of 1893. Rhythe is situated at the mouth of the St. Marloise River and the English Channel, making it an important center for trade and transport between the Atlantic and Greater Europe. The recorded history of Rhythe began as early as circa 90 AD, when rebel Roman general Rhysicrius of Rhythia established a stone fort on the Ile de Forte in the center of the Bay of Rhythe. Throughout the early middle ages, Rhythe began to develop from a mostly agricultural town to an important trade hub for merchants travelling from other areas of Europe along the St. Marloise River to its outlet near Calibourne on the Atlantic Ocean, and Rhythe began to grow at an outstanding rate following the beginnings of the Industrial revolution during the mid eighteenth century, becoming what is now the global capital for transport manufacture and trade. In contemporary Rhythe, the positive effects of an increasingly efficient economy, spurred on by growth in the printing, textiles, and transport sectors, continue to promote the growth of Rhythe as a city, although urban sprawl and increasingly poor living and working conditions continue to be a major problem within Rhythe.
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