Barrera

Barrera is Bilva’s capital city and also the most populous city in Bilva. The city’s population is abut 3.2 million. Barrera lies on the Carballal River and is surrounded by scenic chaparrals, vineyards, and white towering buildings facing out to the Feressasian Sea. Barrera was home to Bilva’s monarch, Dario Costa the IV and his successors. Dario is known to be the successful colonizer of the Selleca Islands, Cerene, and Dampot, whereas Spanish is their main language thanks to Costa. Barrera has a dry-temperate but “scrubland” like climate as well as the oceanic climate due to the entire west coast of Bilva is known to border the Ferressasian Sea. Barrera usually has dry, hot summers that reach 38 °C which can be quite a stinging hot temps true indeed compared to other Paranian countries. Spring and fall are often around 16-20 °C and winters can reach as low as 9°. Barrera, due to it being situated on a dry chaparral, barely receives snowfall, though sometimes snowfall can be seen, it is often minimal. Barrera is overwhelmingly Catholic with 73% of the current population apart of the Roman Catholic Church. 
Barrera is home to the world’s largest church, The St. Anthony Cathedral which is built in a renaissance style which stands at 21,095 square meters tall. The church is dedicated to St Anthony which the church has a giant statue of.
Bilva has some urban wildlife, this includes the newly-introduced nocturnal raccoon, the introduced mule deer, the kosnan or golden raccoon, minks, the introduced opossum, grey boars, lesser mole rats, and sometimes the water shrew and kri-kri can appear at times, though they are more elusive. 
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Category:Cities
Category:Bilva
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