St. Jacob

St. Jacob (German: Jakobsburg) is the most populous city of the Jonathian province of Miller. It is located in the Greenbury Valley on the western edge of the Westen Plains just east of the Jonathian-Lyvenan border. With an estimated population of 6,178,109 in 2021, St. Jacob is the 2nd-most populous city in Jonathia, and the most populous city located in Miller.
St. Jacob was founded in 1156 as a farming town called Jakobsburg. Many peasants from other parts of Miller came down to St. Jacob after hearing of St. Jacob's fertile land and vast resources. Before long, St. Jacob had grown to encompass around 800,000 people. A flood in 1651 destroyed much of the building in St. Jacob's city centre, which explains the vast difference between alot of St. Jacob's buildings. A monastery was built in 1706, and the city was renamed St. Jacob, despite no saint with the name Jacob existing as of yet.
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