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'''Bushley County''' is one of [[Picketralia]]'s | '''Bushley County''' is one of [[Picketralia]]'s ten counties. Its population estimate is around 42,145 people. It is bounded to the north and east by the [[Stimpton River]] and Lake LaCroire, and to the south and east by Picketralia's national border and [[Flourtess County]]. It is named for Mount Bushley, which is a large and expansive mountain located in the county, and Picketralia's highest point. | ||
It | It was established in 1373 under the Counties Act. It's county seat is [[Frogton-by-Farm]]. It contains the most amount of towns in one county, 3, with Frogton by Farm, [[Portichoke]], and [[Rosway]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:54, 8 February 2025
Bushley County is one of Picketralia's ten counties. Its population estimate is around 42,145 people. It is bounded to the north and east by the Stimpton River and Lake LaCroire, and to the south and east by Picketralia's national border and Flourtess County. It is named for Mount Bushley, which is a large and expansive mountain located in the county, and Picketralia's highest point.
It was established in 1373 under the Counties Act. It's county seat is Frogton-by-Farm. It contains the most amount of towns in one county, 3, with Frogton by Farm, Portichoke, and Rosway.