Nne

Nne (Swahili: Nne, "Four") is the capital city of Tamabarare, one of the eleven sectors of Huria. With a population of 1,560,844, Nne is the second-largest city in Tamabarare, and the ninth-largest city in Huria. A center of the arts and culture, Nne was selected to serve as the capital of Tamabarare in 1913 when it was acknowledged that Tija, the former capital of the sector, was no longer suited for the position as most of the government offices for the sector had been relocated to Nne by 1908. A planned city, Nne is the center of the Nne Metropolitan Area, which set up by the Hurian government in 1966, and served as a major inland port up until the 1970s.
Located along the side of the N/A River, Nne's location has long inspired many painters and poets thoughout its history. Though not a major destination for the intelligensia of Huria, Nne has since its founding in 1857, fostered a well-established artist community, which has contributed to the early development of Huria's cultural identity during the 1910s and 1920s. Much of the propaganda which the Directorate of the Interior produces come from the minds of Nne's many artists. Oddly enough, some of the most famous military commanders of Huria, such as n/a and Ibrahim Kourouma, have hailed from the embellished streets of Nne.
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