Freeman City

Freeman City is the Capital City of the Freeman Republic located on Gabulon IV. It has a population of 1,352,547,019 people. It is a highly advanced city with large skyscrapers and towers. The President of the Republic lives in the Alfonso Freeman III Palace in the City Center. It was the site of the Battle of Freeman City in which the Freeman Republic became an ally to King Dedede's army in the fight against Nutrisystem. It also has large military presence because of its importance to the Republic.

History
"'My children. Tonight we must evacuate the palace. For the shining City of Freeman is our destination.' - King Dedede, from the epic poem: A Tale of Two Freemans"The city was founded in 1283 (Nutrisystem Calendar) on the river Saifoulaye as the capital of the city-state of Freeman. Over time, as the country grew, wealth flowed into the city in the form of severed giraffe legs. Freeman City began to construct walls, batteries, and military bases to protect itself. When the famous Battle of Freeman City occured, the city's walls, battery, and aircraft in the form of armed albatrosses and flamingos served it well in its defense. Freeman City was ravaged and partially destroyed in the battle though, which left President Morgan Freeman to rebuild the city anew. The city was rebuilt into a beautiful city of art and architecture. To this day, it is still the capital and most important city in the Republic.

Geography and Climate
The city is in the Saifoulaye River Valley surrounded by the El Elefante Mountain Range. There are beacons and defensive batteries in place on the mountains. It is at the mouth of the Saifoulaye River as well, meaning that it much of the city had to be built on a swampy/marshy area. The climate of Freeman City is equatorial, as it is only around 3 degrees south of Gabulon IV's Equator. The average temperature in the city is about 600 Deena Degrees (1,500 F°).

Culture
Much of the culture of Freeman City is based around the previously mentioned art and architecture. The central square holds a massive 890 foot statue of President Freeman himself, sitting on a throne eating cereal. The architecture of the city is considered to be part of the appropriately named Freeman Style of Architecture. The Alfonso Freeman III Palace is a good example of this.