Eastern Cape
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Eastern Cape is a South African region currently occupied by Brazil. It is heavily contested over due to it's high presence of deer, a scarce and sought after resource in the eWorld.
The region was strategically retreated to Brazil by South Africa in an attempt to fight off a Hungarian political takeover. The government planned to have the country wiped and back on the map in time for congress elections so that citizenship would be open to all and the country would have time to call for allied support. The plan fell through and the South African government elected to instead sign a contract with the PTO group giving the legit government control over the country's remaining regions.
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Economy
Eastern Cape's main resource is 
Deer.
Geography
Eastern Cape is neighbored by following regions:
South Africa, Free State
Brazil, KwaZulu Natal
- Brazil, Northern Cape
Australia, Western Australia
- Brazil, Western Cape
Mayors
The following table lists the mayors of Eastern Cape in chronological order:
| Term | Mayor | Party |
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| June 2008 | siguant3ng | ? |
| July 2008 | frank costelo | ? |
| August 2008 | prekzz | Partai Komunis eIndonesia |
| September 2008 | usrouks | Partai Republik eIndonesia |
Gallery
Addo Elephant National Park
Cultural Dancers at the Grahamstown Art Festival
Red Bull Big Wave Africa 2008 in Jeffreys Bay
Tiffindell Ski Resort
Herd of Elephants at the Tsitsikamma National Park
Regions of  Brazil
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Andalucia · Aragon · Asturias · Balearic Islands · Basque Country · Canary Islands · Cantabria · Castilla La Mancha · Catalonia · Center West of Brazil · Eastern Cape · Extremadura · KwaZulu Natal · La Rioja · Madrid · Murcia · North of Brazil · Northeast of Brazil · Northern Cape · Northern Low Amazon · Parana and Santa Catarina · Rio Grande do Sul · Southeast of Brazil |
