Lugida
| The Federation of Lugida Zamiga fe Lugida |
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| Motto: Nem Hainum Delanum "In unity, a shine" |
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| Capital and largest city | Natlia | |||
| Official languages | Lithian | |||
| Demonym | Lugid Lugidalia (native) |
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| Government | Federal presidential republic | |||
| - | President (Miemuda) | Felufre Kirne | ||
| Legislature | The Senate (Mileilma) | |||
| Area | ||||
| - | Total | 431,933 km2 166,770 sq mi |
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| Population | ||||
| - | 2017 estimate | 73,860,543 | ||
| - | Density | 171/km2 442.9/sq mi |
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| GDP (nominal) | estimate | |||
| - | Total | $3,255.8 billion | ||
| - | Per capita | $44,080 | ||
| Gini | 0.481 low |
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| HDI | 0.871 very high |
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| Time zone | SCT (SCT+0) | |||
| Drives on the | right | |||
| Calling code | +28 | |||
Lugida (IPA: /lugida/, Native language: lugida, /lugida/), officially the Federation of Lugida, is a federal republic of 7 states, including the capital region. Lugida is located at the southwest of Yerlan, northeast of Xynderland, east of Solesia, and south of Naria, with the Amiyant Sea briefly on the south and the southwest and the Gulf of Sharkunen to the east.
Lugida is a highly urbanized country, at 86%, out of its population of about 74 million. Much of the Lugid population lives at the coastline, particularly around the metropolitan regions of Natlia and Kirni, as well as Lumine and Haren. The country itself is divided into 2 native ethnic groups, the Lenthiris and the Melunes, commonly separated by the Natika-Wadi border. However, the entire coastal Lugida is actually Lenthiri-dominant, with the city of Lunka as the sole exception.
Lugida spans an area of about 431,933 km2, mostly in a humid subtropical climate, with a small span of a continental climate at the northern part of Lugida, which includes the city of Melunebet, and a small span of Mediterranean climate by the Amiyant coast, which includes the city of Haren.
Etymology
The name "Lugida" comes from the Lithian words, Luget "blue" and Gida "land". Thus, Lugida is literally "land of the blue", referring to the Lugids' cultural ties with the color, represented as "the color of natural harmony". The blue color itself is taken from either the sea or the sky. The name become common following the formation of Lugida on 1888.