Mazuria
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Last update: February 7, 2018 |
Mazuria is a region in Poland and its capital is Olsztyn.
The region was taken over by Germany during the Germany-Poland War and then again by Sweden in the Second Sweden-Germany War. It was liberated by Poland during Polish Independence War.
Location
Mazuria is neighbored by the following regions:
Ireland, Dainava
Serbia, Kaliningrad
Poland, Mazovia- Poland, Pomerania
United Arab Emirates, Sudovia
Resources and Construction
Today there are no buildings in the region, and the main resource is Neodymium.
In the past, during Version 1 region had:
Grain - Medium
Mayors
The following table lists the Mayors of the region in chronological order.
| Date Term Began | Mayor | Party |
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| 21 July 2008 | Airwaves | unknown |
| 21 August 2008 | Popov | Polish Secessionist Front |
| 21 September 2008 | prof Tarantoga | Polish Secessionist Front |
Regions of  Poland
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Brandenburg and Berlin · Chugoku · Guangdong · Laane-Eesti · Little Poland · Lower Austria · Madrid · Maryland · Mazovia · Mazuria · Moravia · New Brunswick · Northern Bohemia · Pando · Peninsular Malaysia · Pomerania |
