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Xinjiang is a region in China. The region was controlled by Indonesia. The region's capital is Urumqi.
Location
Xinjiang is neighbored by the following regions:
USA, Inner Mongolia
India, Jammu and Kashmir
Pakistan, North-West Frontier Province
China, Qinghai
Sweden, Tibet
Russia, Western Siberia
Bulgaria, Gansu
Development
Resources
Medium
Medium
History
In May 2008, it was taken over by Pakistan as a result of the China-Pakistan War. In January 2009, the region was captured by Iran. After that, the region is given to Indonesia from Iran. The region was known as a fortress, and was built up to be a dual Q5 region when it was under Indonesian rule. This move increased its population to waver around the thousands and also forced the Romanians to go around the region in their invasion of Indonesian and Iranian Asia.
Mayors
The following table lists the known mayors of the region in chronological order.
| Date Term Began | Mayor | Party |
|---|---|---|
| 21 August 2008 | Vakitarded | Stardust Crusaders |
| 21 September 2008 | Vakitarded | Stardust Crusaders |
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