Jiön

Jiön is a town in the province of Zwizúsinniq. It is located on the shore of lake Zwizúsinniq. Jiön is a former industrial town, it grew rapidly in the 1960s after the Jiön Ironworks was built. After the ironworks closed though, about 20% of the population moved away from Jiön, with many moving to Ëbxöq. In 2020, Jiön had a population of 32 363. Jiön is now mostly a tourist town, thanks to its location on the Zwizúsinniq Lake.
== Transport ==
Jiön is served by the KPQ-owned Teluto Line and the Zäqopanë-Jiön railway, which both use the centrally located Jiön Station. The S2 expressway passes by Jiön.
== Demographics ==
Jiön is inhabited mostly by Kwnat-speaking people. It's main minorities are people from Bayland and Polish-speaking people. The Ièqqi people make up about 20% of the city's population.
Population growth in Jiön	Population growth in Jiön
1950 	25 314
1960 	25 964
1970 	29 461
1980 	33 729
1985 	27 825
1990 	28 223
1995 	28 930
2000 	29 286
2005 	30 621
2010 	31 103
2015 	31 882
2020 	32 363
== Tourism ==
Jiön is commonly visited by tourists from Kwitzka and Bayland thanks to it's location. Another thing that makes it appealing to tourists is the Zäqopanë-Jiön Railway, which is often called "The most beautiful railway in Kwitzka".
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