Tárrases

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Sovereign Duchy of Tárrases Ducado Soberano de Tárrases Wekkadegottessy Atarrasetak ዑዔቃጤጎጼስ ዓታራሤታክ
Flag Coat of arms
Motto: "Pues, se lo hizo" "Well, it was done"
Capital	Nuevo Tárrases
Official languages	Castellanese
• National languages	Castellanese, Mahhalian, Ingerish
Demonym	Tarrasean (Tarrasenese)
Government	Constitutional Monarchy
• Duchess	Cleopatra II (House of Carapreta)
• Premier	Dimitrio Angelopoulos
Legislature	General Assembly (Asamblea general)
Area
• Total	246.6 km2 95.2 sq mi
Population
• Estimate (2014)	390,100
• Census (2009)	403,555
• Density	1581.9/km2 4097.7/sq mi
GDP (PPP)
• Total	$10,587 million
• Per capita	$27,140
HDI	Template:Decrease 0.770 Template:Color
Currency	Tarrasean Dinar DT$ (Template:Code)
Drives on the	left
Internet TLD	.dt

Tárrases, officially "The Sovereign Duchy of Tárrases" (Castellanese El Ducado Soberano de Tárrases, Mahhalian Wekkadegottessy Atarrasetak/ዑዔቃጤጎጼስ ዓታራሤታክ, Hellenese ταρράσεδες) is a very small island country that is a self-governing protectorate of the Mahhalian Alliance. It is located within the Ziy (ዟ) Archipelago off the north shore of the Mahhalian island of Puh. Its land area is 246.6 sq km, and its population (2014 estimate) is 390,100.

Historically, the Tarrasean economy was mostly focused on trade and arbitrage relative to the "closed" economy of its single, much larger neighbor, Mahhal. This was because of the island's unique status as a former Castellanese colony, which was culturally un-Mahhalian, that was nevertheless in a feudal relationship to one of the Mahhalian Monarchs. Thus it occupied positions both "inside" and "outside" of the Alliance. Now that Mahhal itself has "opened up" to the world, however, Tárrases has had to find other opportunities. Increasingly, the tiny nation has focused on international banking, tourism and cultural production as keys to continued prosperity. Recent decades have seen a decline in living standards as the Duchy struggled to adapt to its new political circumstances, and there has been a steadily growing movement for "reunification" with the Mahhalian mainland among some citizens. The main contravening issue is religious freedom, which is notably lacking within the Alliance, and would be a serious problem for the Messianists, Gautamists and Sunnians of Tárrases, who collectively outnumber those of the Mahhalian Derakassy faith within the duchy, and many of whom are descended from religious refugees from Mahhal. This is because each of those religions is proscribed to some degree within the Alliance.

The Mahhalians, too, have on occasion attempted to abrogate aspects of the free-association treaty that exists between the Duchy and the Alliance, and some nationalist groups in the Alliance periodically press for a resolution of what they call the "Tárrases Question." In each instance, however, the Purian Monarch (one of the seven monarchs who collectively rule the Mahhalian Alliance), in their titular role as feudal overlord to the Duchess of Tárrases, has taken their title of "Protector of Tárrases" seriously and has served as guarantor of the Duchy's continued self-governing status. Further, the presiding Duchess has herself proven adept at international politics, winning seats for the Duchy within international bodies such as the Assembly of Nations (making it a de facto equal of Mahhal despite its persisting de jure feudal relationship), and recently the Duchy signed a free-trade agreement with the Ardispheric Federation, drawing on their shared history as culturally diverse, liberal, Castallenese-speaking former colonies.

Etymology

The origin of the name of the country is not known. The earliest documentary evidence of a town or village on the island by the name of "Tarraset" dates from 642 AD, in a census of territories controlled by a Monarch at Mwrmi (to the southeast). Under the name Patwy (related to modern pacwi, "skunk") the island is actually mentioned in the oldest of Mahhalian epics, the deeds of Hhenkiwlur-dw, composed in about 100 BCE, but at some point as the village called Tarraset became the dominant village on the island, the entire island came to be commonly called Tarraset.

The Castellanese, uncomfortable with the word-final "-t", altered the pronunciation to a word-final "-s" which remains the modern name. In Mahhalian the island is still called Tarraset (or Tarrasetak with the placename suffix).

Historical linguists experts in the Mahhalian language have generally held that the name itself is probably not Mahhalian in origin but represents some subsumed linguistic group who had been the previous inhabitants of the region. One discredited folk etymology found in some premodern writings linked the name to the Mahhalian word tattak (a shortened form of tattakassonil "Mahhalian puma, lion") with an archaic genitive -aset, which could give tattakaset -> tarraset, given the dialectical alteration of -tt- to -rr- and a "lazy" elision of the medial -k-.

Physical Geography

Tárrases consists of a main island about 30 km long north to south, and 10 km broad east to west, along with several nearby outlying islands, all situated central to the Ziy Archipelago off north coast of the Mahhalian island of Puh, in the far northwest of the Mahhalian Archipelago.

The main island is fairly mountainous, ranging in elevation from 300 to 700 m, with the highest peak being La Chimenea at 755m. There are two main ridgelines of mountains running parallel, east to west, separated by a broad valley that varies between 2 and 5 km wide where the majority of the population is concentrated, especially in the excellent natural seaport at the western end of the island.

There are several other natural port areas, and a mostly artificial port created with a 1.4 km breakwater on the east central coast of the island at the Mahhalian Naval Base at Arykkiyra.

Administrative Geography

Tárrases is divided into 35 districts (distritos), also popularly called "pueblo" (meaning "town"). These are the highest-level political subdivisions of the country, and since most aspects are highly centralized, the government role of the districts is quite limited. Their main role is as electoral ridings for the "senators" who sit in the General Assembly, and for the subdivision of some service agencies, like education or community health. But they have strong representation in the popular culture, and Tarraseans generally speak of them as if they were separate towns or cities. Under the 35 districts are 340 formally organized neighborhoods (barrios), used for census, addressing, public services and for grouping into parliamentary ridings.

See also: Adminstrative Divisions of Tárrases

Climate

Like the rest of the Mahhalian Archipelago, Tárreses has a cool-to-cold maritime climate, but despite the high latitude, the surrounding sea remains ice-free year-round, due to the strong warm current that thrusts down from the tropics along Antarephia's east coast. The Ziy Archipelago, where Tárreses is situated, is the warmest region in the archipelago, due its lower latitude and this current.

Nevertheless, snow is common and winters are long, with monthly average temperatures at or below freezing from May until October. Summer temperatures rarely exceed 20 degrees Celsius even on sunny days, and sunny days are not that common - more typically a midsummer December or January day is overcast and 15 degrees, with light drizzle. The grey light of summer lasts a very long time, however, since because of the latitude this is a land of midnight sun.

History

See also: History of Tárrases

Government

Head of State (Duque/Duquesa)

The current head of state is the Duchess Cleopatra II, of the Carapreta dynasty which was founded by the pirate-turned-landowner, Omar Carapreta, when the colony's original masters, the Castellanese, abandoned the outpost (due to an inability to fend off increasing attacks of piracy) over 200 years ago. Since 1920, the government has had a unicameral General Assembly elected by universal sufferage, and the winning party or coalition chooses a premier, who serves until the Duchess dissolves the government, at which point new elections are called.

Unlike many constitutional monarchies, the Tarrasean head-of-state participates actively in politics, advocating for her party (The Partido Soberano, the so called "Negros" ["Blacks"]). Because of her charisma (and that of her predecessors, notably her father José III and her namesake, Cleopatra I), that party has had a "lock" on the Duchy's political culture since the end of absolute rule with the adoption of the 1920 Basic Law. Therefore, most political battles are fought, and decisions are made, at the level of party congresses and conventions.

General Assembly (Asamblea general)

Although technically speaking, the country has a unicameral legislature, in fact there are three classes of representatives among the 99 members of the General Assembly, who have slightly different privileges as granted by the Basic Law:

• Senators (senadores, formally concejales de distrito): 1 member from each of the 35 Districts, regardless of population, elected in a first-past-the-post system; they may not be members of the council of ministers but they have the power to sit as a constitutional court, including the power to propose amendments to the Basic Law.
• Riding Councillors (concejales de circunscripción): 1 member from each of 44 ridings allocated by population, elected in a first-past-the-post system; they are the only members that may originate legislation (except amendments to the Basic Law).
• At-Large Councillors (concejales de bloque): 20 members allocated from party lists based on party proportions of the vote in all the ridings; historically the premier and ministers have always been in this group, although it is not a requirement - this has helped ensure continuity of government since they are not in danger of losing their seat.

According to the Basic Law, the Premier (premier, also presidente de concejo) is typically the party leader of the party with the plurality in the General Assembly. This is not a requirement, however - at a few points in history, generally during transitions, the posts of party leader and premier have been different individuals, although with the same party membership. The premier is the head of government.

The Council of Ministers (concejo de ministros) is the governing cabinet. There are 6 full ministers below the premier. They are ranked, in the event of the need for succession (i.e. the death of a premier), in the following order: Minister of Autonomy (a euphemism for foreign relations), Minister of Finance, Minister of Public Administration, Minister of Security, Minister of Social Services, and Minister of Judiciary. The head of state (Duke or Duchess) also attends the Council of Ministers and may propose items for meeting agenda and may vote in chamber, but not in the General Assembly.

The head of state has the sole power to dissolve the General Assembly and call elections, although this is typically done in consultation with the Council of Ministers.

Political Parties

  Partido Soberano Tarrasense (PST): 67 seats

  Partido Revolucionario Tradicional (PRT): 15 seats

  Partido Independentista Radical (PIR): 10 seats

  Partido Obrero Social (POS): 7 seats

There quite a few political parties, but only 4 currently hold seats in the General Assembly. The main party, PST, is much more dominant than the others, and historically has always controlled the government since the institution of the Basic Law.

Official Name	Common Nickname	Color	Seats in Asamblea (total 99)	Current Leader	Ideology and Platform
Partido Soberano Tarrasense (PST)	"Los negros"	Black	67	Dimitrio Angelopoulos	strongly libertarian, but with some syndicalist stances, and standing for the status quo with relation to Mahhal
Partido Revolucionario Tradicional (PRT)	"Los unes" (from "unionista")	Green	15	Momegommesoret	vaguely right-wing, favors "union" with Mahhal (i.e. ending the special protectorate status)
Partido Independentista Radical (PIR)	"Los indes"	White	10	Cosmo Starr	extreme right-wing / populist, pushing for full independence "at any cost"
Partido Obrero Social (POS)	"Los obes"	Red	7	Matilda Beineix Perón	leftist but supporting the status quo with relation to Mahhal

Head of Government

The current premier is Dimitrio Angelopoulos.

See also: Premier of Tárrases

Diplomacy and International Relations

Diplomatic relations between Tárrases and other countries in the world are complicated, because of the Tarrasean Duchy's unique feudal protectorate status in relation to Mahhal. Although de facto independent, the Duchy does not maintain formal diplomatic relations with any country, at the ambassadorial level.

Nevertheless, the country is remarkably active internationally. Large numbers of countries maintain "consulates" or "diplomatic missions" in the Duchy, and the Duchy likewise sends "nonspecific diplomatic representatives" (consuls in all but name) to other countries, where they perform most of the functions of normal ambassadors but without the formal recognition as such. In countries where relations are also established with Mahhal, these representatives are often attached to the Mahhalian embassy as a "special interests section," however, for the many countries that do not have diplomatic relations with Mahhal, these representatives simply work out acceptable arrangements on a case-by-case basis with each country.

See also: Diplomatic relations of Tárrases

Education

Tárrases has a 12-year public school system and the duchy guarantees free education to its residents. Public instruction is in the Castellanese language, with Ingerish and Mahhalian being required as well. There are also several religiously-affiliated private schools, and a single large and internationally well-known university, the Universidad San Basílides (USB). Despite its name, the university is not religiously affiliated (its name derives from the neighborhood where it is located), and although it is a private institution, it functions as the de facto national university for the city-state. The Tarrasean government does not directly fund the university, but it deeply subsidizes tuition on a merit basis for both local and international students, thus ensuring that the institution is attractive and preventing "brain drain." In fact, despite its remote location on the world stage, the USB is considered a world-class university, and is frequently considered one of the Duchy's main economic assets. It has become especially attractive to Mahhalian students seeking an "international" education close to home, and is sometimes included among listings of "elite" universities within the Alliance. Further, as Mahhal has opened up culturally and economically in recent decades, foreign students from around the world have been drawn to USB as a way to get exposure to Mahhalian culture while avoiding the sometimes xenophobic cultural atmosphere inherent in studying within Mahhal proper.

See also: Education in Tárrases

Economy

The modern economy of the city-state is focused primarily on financial services and "offshore banking." Tarrasean law is deliberately structured to grant maximal opacity to finance and banking sectors, and is thus popular with both individuals and corporations from other countries seeking to minimize taxes and other regulatory obligations. The country has faced grave criticisms from the international community, but it has always hewn to a careful line between legality and illegality, and avoided sanctions. Nevertheless, in many countries the term "Tarrasean Account" is synonymous with "tax haven."

Other industries include gambling and re-export, as well as some success in providing a kind of unregulated, uncensored offshore entertainment industry to neighboring Mahhal, including recreational drugs, prostitution and pornography, all of which are essentially unregulated in Tárrases while being strictly controlled in the larger neighbor's economy. Tarrasean commentator and journalist Telémaco Sandoval has said that "Tárrases makes money by outsourcing Mahhal's id." Famously, the current Duchess Cleopatra II once described her country, during a television interview, as "nuestra Babilonia antártida" ("our antarctic Babylon"), with evident pride.

See also: Business in Tárrases

Religion

Tárrases has long emphasized a concept of "freedom of religion," in marked contrast to Mahhal. It thus has always been a place for Mahhalian religious dissenters, and through the 20th century it evolved into a globally-known center for religious tolerance, thus attracting various religiously persecuted minorities not just from Mahhal but from many countries around the world.

Although taken together, Derakassy and Ortholicism make up the majority of religious affiliations in the country and could be regarded as the most important, Sunism is considered quite important too since it is the traditional affiliation of the ruling family, and the old mosque (Mezquita Vieja) in downtown Viejo Tárrases is an important cultural landmark and touchstone.

Indices of Religious Buildings

Derakassy Mazara (templos deracasianos)

The following data has been retrieved from this URL, using the External Data MediaWiki extension.

Location	Name	Map
Viejo Tárrases	Hhomazara Tarraset	(node 40233692)
Viejo Tárrases	Mazara Gwbinit	(node 40919499)
Alces	Mazara Bumyburessep	(node 42948954)
Escondite de Piratas	Mazara Nukkadokkahat	(node 43672207)
Laguna Piceas	Mazara Zook	(node 43680029)
El Estoque	Mazara Wabyggijik	(node 43749167)
El Estoque	Mazara Illare	(node 43811621)
Los Ecos	Mazara Borammanadek	(node 43849366)
Islita Polillas	Mazara Memengwa	(node 43867807)
La Tormentosa	Mazara Nicciwat	(node 43870098)
Pahhanagoripet	Mazara Pahhanagoripet	(node 44111719)
Boritake Pesyton	Mazara Boritake	(node 44179178)
Las Batallas	Mazara Migadwin	(node 44179179)
Las Nieves	Mazara Ajaxykkwdw	(node 44296950)
Las Nieves	Mazara Neiaxy	(node 44303855)
Las Nieves	Mazara Soapacwi	(node 44305556)
Cefalóforos	Mazara Ogin	(node 44318539)
Parque Podredumbre	Mazara Tyroda	(node 44375894)
Parque Podredumbre	Mazara Kkan	(node 44379101)
Alces	Mazara Assakkamik	(node 44384181)
Viejo Tárrases	Mazara Maridop	(node 44392163)
Las Oruguitas	Mazara Hharbylla	(node 44872159)
Las Oruguitas	Mazara Kkoman	(node 44872164)
Las Oruguitas	Mazara Soa Bolledessy	(node 44872169)
La Tormentosa	Mazara Emikkwan	(node 44875343)
San Caspio	Mazara Andekky	(node 44891605)
San Caspio	Mazara Babaiy	(node 44891606)
Gran Plaza Country Club	Mazara Bikkw	(node 44939848)
Arykkiyra	Mazara Arykkiyra	(node 45121511)
Torreblanca	Mazara Araiavvigas	(node 45168730)
Jardín	Mazara Jjibiy	(node 45210509)
Puerto	Mazara Jwneia	(node 45226011)
San Basílides	Mazara Anybiwn	(node 45280621)
Viejo Tárrases	Mazara Gokkoxa	(node 45322741)
Nuevo Tárrases	Mazara Ixekkodew	(node 45330542)
Viejo Tárrases	Mazara Takwt	(node 45420026)
Lar	Mazara Deh	(node 45652863)
Puerto	Mazara Llappen	(node 45704760)
Submarino	Mazara Lollawssy	(node 45710740)
Viejo Tárrases	Mazara Ttomymor	(node 45810708)
Mirador	Mazara Hholakw	(node 45814375)
Espadas y Cascos	Mazara Horra	(node 45814376)
Terrazas	Mazara Kkapan	(node 45814377)
Nuevo Tárrases	Mazara Ahhan	(node 45893977)
Nuevo Tárrases	Mazara Nagan	(node 45915544)
Gran Plaza Country Club	Mazara Bymikkana	(node 46507411)
Gran Plaza Country Club	Mazara Nwdyn	(node 46534328)
Jardín	Mazara Viassy	(node 47425089)
Arykkiyra	Mazara Ajegaddiy	(node 47502189)
Arykkiyra	Mazara Nagymon	(node 47502190)
Autódromo	Mazara Mixedamykkanak	(node 47579489)
Las Nieves	Mazara Sisswninyhhy	(node 47674712)
Mirador	Mazara Ixykkot	(node 48631342)

Ortholic Churches (iglesias ortólicas)

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Location	Name	Map
Viejo Tárrases	Capilla de San Uriel	(node 40881998)
San Basílides	Catedral de San Basílides	(node 40881999)
Viejo Tárrases	Iglesia Santa Jimena	(node 42810406)
San Ajitófel (Tárrases District)	Iglesia San Ajitófel	(node 42950599)
Cefalóforos	Iglesia San Afrodisio	(node 43020983)
Escondite de Piratas	Iglesia Santa Julieta	(node 43672206)
Escondite de Piratas	Iglesia San Tártaro	(node 43674950)
El Estoque	Iglesia Santa Trinidad	(node 43749166)
Lar	Iglesia San Gonzalo	(node 43809284)
Los Ecos	Iglesia Santa Faramunda	(node 43849363)
Islita Polillas	Iglesia San Dagoberto	(node 43867804)
La Tormentosa	Iglesia San Blas	(node 43870096)
Faraón	Iglesia San Luciano	(node 44046840)
Pahhanagoripet	Iglesia San Telémaco	(node 44111717)
Las Batallas	Iglesia Santa Claudia	(node 44123872)
Torre de Dolores	Iglesia Santa Filomena	(node 44183497)
Espadas y Cascos	Iglesia San Carlos	(node 44254450)
Las Nieves	Iglesia San David	(node 44296948)
Las Nieves	Iglesia San Diómedes	(node 44303854)
Las Nieves	Iglesia Santa Marguerita	(node 44305555)
Torre de Dolores	Iglesia San Bartolomeo	(node 44316651)
Parque Podredumbre	Capilla de San Epifanio	(node 44375889)
Parque Podredumbre	Iglesia San Diógenes	(node 44375891)
Alces	Iglesia San Roberto	(node 44382589)
Viejo Tárrases	Iglesia San Zeno	(node 44392161)
Las Oruguitas	Iglesia Santa Emanuela	(node 44872157)
Arykkiyra	Iglesia San Andrés	(node 45124158)
Torreblanca	Iglesia Santa Penélope	(node 45168726)
Jardín	Capilla Ortólica de Santa Rosa	(node 45210507)
Puerto	Iglesia Santa Emanuela	(node 45224132)
Puerto	Iglesia San Clemente	(node 45228376)
Sofía	Iglesia San Jorge	(node 45233568)
Viejo Tárrases	Iglesia Santa Camila	(node 45276563)
Viejo Tárrases	Capilla Santa Trifina	(node 45416473)
Viejo Tárrases	Iglesia Santa Ifigenia	(node 45480090)
Submarino	Iglesia San Teobaldo	(node 45535232)
Los Ecos	Capilla de los Redentores	(node 45669404)
Viejo Tárrases	Capilla de San Baldomiro el Verdugo	(node 45852712)
Nuevo Tárrases	Iglesia Santa Sinforosa	(node 45915543)
Cabo Gordo	Iglesia San Raúl	(node 45958539)
Terrazas	Iglesia Santa Inés	(node 45964016)
Sofía	Basílica de San Maomé Hwnissy	(node 46011641)
Sofía	Capilla Ortólica de San Dagoberto	(node 46011643)
Gran Plaza Country Club	Iglesia Santa Glodesindis del Alba	(node 46520192)
Jardín	Iglesia San Fedro	(node 46878781)
Jardín	Iglesia Santa Cálice	(node 46903876)
Jardín	Iglesia San Sancho	(node 47425086)
Mirador	Iglesia San Cornelio	(node 47499798)
Autódromo	Iglesia San Simias	(node 47579488)
Las Batallas	Iglesia Santa Silvana	(node 47674711)
Las Batallas	Iglesia Santa Dánae	(node 47732848)
Torre de Dolores	Capilla de Santa Salomé	(node 47755789)
Laguna Piceas	Iglesia San Poncio	(node 48020306)
Laguna Piceas	Iglesia San Alosio	(node 48371582)
Terrazas	Iglesia Santa Bertila	(node 48631340)
Gran Plaza Country Club	Capilla de Santa Rosa	(node 49062924)

Others

The following data has been retrieved from this URL, using the External Data MediaWiki extension.

Denomination	Location	Name	Map
Súnica	Viejo Tárrases	Mezquita Vieja de Tárrases	(node 40882003)
Chogué	Puerto	Templo Gautámico Más Sureño del Mundo	(node 40883725)
Metólica	Parque Podredumbre	Iglesia Adoración	(node 44375890)
Catodoxa	Sofía	Iglesia Santa Sofía	(node 44421934)
Súnica; Mengzho	Gran Plaza Country Club	Mezquita Mayor de Tárrases	(node 44511193)
Perecostal	Puerto	Iglesia Perecostal del Puerto	(node 45228375)
Perecostal	Nuevo Tárrases	Iglesia Palabra Buena	(node 45893972)
Metólica	Sofía	Iglesia de Adoración	(node 46261961)
Buica	Juegos	Casa Bua de Tárrases	(node 46381987)
Neochamánica	Nuevo Tárrases	Templo del Fuego Eterno	(node 46422523)
Perecostal	Gran Plaza Country Club	Iglesia Perecostal del Heptágono	(node 46509022)
Neochamánica	Gran Plaza Country Club	Templo del Árbol Langosteado	(node 46509033)
Chogué	Autódromo	Templo Desterrado	(node 46564818)
Crística	San Basílides	Tabernáculo San Quesguibin	(node 47160590)
Perecostal	Jardín	Iglesia Profecía	(node 47427903)
Neochamánica	Juegos	Templo del Craquen	(node 47442250)
Neochamánica	San Basílides	Templo Solar	(node 47528574)
Chogué	Autódromo	Templo de Tocones	(node 47579494)
Metólica	Boritake Pesyton	Iglesia Mesiánica	(node 47674710)
Neochamánica	Faraón	Templo de los Esquéletos Danzantes	(node 47755806)
Neochamánica	San Ajitófel	Templo del Gran Canasto	(node 47765624)
Neochamánica	Islita Polillas	Templo Peludo	(node 47770149)
Perecostal	Torre de Dolores	Iglesia Del Tercer Día	(node 47784163)
Súnica	La Tormentosa	Mezquita Ojo de Alá	(node 47786886)
Súnica	Parque Podredumbre	Mezquita del Refugio	(node 47789122)
Neochamánica	Pahhanagoripet	Templo del Ramal Corto	(node 47789128)
Metólica	Boritake Pesyton	Iglesia Los Santos	(node 47807385)
Súnica; Mengzho	Boritake Pesyton	Mezquita de Paz	(node 47812148)
Perecostal	Terrazas	Iglesia de Dios de Timbre	(node 47933933)
Súnica	Cabo Gordo	Mezquita Cabo Gordo	(node 47933934)
Súnica	Cabo Gordo	Mezquita del Mar	(node 47933935)
Júdica	Cabo Gordo	Sinagoga Nueva Sérvila	(node 47933941)
Crística	Nuevo Tárrases	Iglesia de Himnos	(node 47941195)
Mupabupánica	Nuevo Tárrases	Templo Mupabupa	(node 47941198)
Chogué	Nuevo Tárrases	Templo Utópico	(node 47941199)
Júdica	Las Batallas	Sinagoga Costa Bella	(node 48020307)
Júdica	Laguna Piceas	Sinagoga Costa Norte	(node 48020308)
Amicus	Autódromo	Sala de Reunión Amicus de Winburgh	(node 48028805)
Viática	Autódromo	Sociedad Viática de Tárrases	(node 48028806)
Mupabupánica	Espadas y Cascos	Templo Sicario	(node 48031022)
Neochamánica	Autódromo	Templo de Arañas	(node 48031023)
Crística	Autódromo	Iglesia de Dios de Verdoso	(node 48036585)
Viática	Alces	Sociedad Viática de Tárrases	(node 48082145)
Neochamánica	Gran Plaza Country Club	Templo Negro	(node 48301806)
Súnica	Gran Plaza Country Club	Mezquita Alambres	(node 48306690)
Mupabupánica	Gran Plaza Country Club	Templo Máscaras	(node 48306692)
Amicus	Laguna Piceas	Sala de Reunión Amicus de Ferias	(node 48371585)
Mupabupánica	Mirador	Templo Picas	(node 48372955)
Súnica	Las Batallas	Mezquita Las Batallas	(node 48406129)
Catodoxa	Puerto	Iglesia San Demetrio	(node 48581598)
Súnica	Las Oruguitas	Mezquita Ostras	(node 48731413)
Súnica	Faraón	Mezquita de la Cueva	(node 48884481)

See Also

• Mahhal