Amben

The immediate centre of the nation is home to Amben, the capital of Apelchem. There are 3,642,950 people living in the city, while there are 10,342,977 people living in Greater Amben. Amben has the highest population density of any city in Apelchem, with 7,653 people living there per square kilometre. The city has some of the world's happiest citizens and is noted for its historical structures, parliament buildings, expansive and beautiful flowerbeds, bright climate, and sunny weather. Additionally, it is well-known for being situated in the world's greatest tea-producing region, which is where three-quarters of the tea consumed in Parania and Pasia comes from. 
== Geography ==
=== Climate ===
With a continental inner geology, high elevation, and midlatitude climate, Amben is precisely in the heart of Apelchem and enjoys a refreshingly mild, dry environment. It's mostly bright all year long, with very warm summers and freezing, snowy winters. Amben lacks a humid, moist, and precipitation-filled environment because there are no significant water sources nearby.
=== Geography ===
The city is situated in a temperate grassland steppe region with prevalently flat and green landscapes with small areas with rolling hills. Few tree species naturally occur around Amben due to its flat steppe region its located in but some native tree species include white poplars (Populus alba), bird cherries (Prunus padus), and Persian walnuts (Juglans regia). There have been loads of historical documentations of introduced tree species (mainly hardwood trees) and they include sycamore maples (Acer psuedoplatanus), pomegranates (Punica granatum), judas-trees (Cercis siliquastrum), black locusts (Robinia pseudoacacia), and tree-of-heavens (Ailanthus altissima). The flat land around Amben allows for lots of agricultural areas to be implemented. 
=== Wildlife ===
Wildlife around Amben include red squirrels, western roe deer, western black deer, common hedgehogs, culpeos, red foxes, mice, voles, and moles.
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