Metropolis

This city was founded 5166 years, 1 month and 26 days ago!

Quarantineberg Home

Mayor

Renee

United States

Humanitarian

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City Stats

	100%
	15,153,291,191
	8,000,686,533
	$132,143,453,656,650
	124,567,412
	59,482

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Regards from Mayor Miller

Updated: over 9 years ago

City Details

This city has celebrated 5000 years of game time.

5000 Years Old

Five Billion Culture

This city reached the top 125 daily explorers.

Top 125 Explorers

Number 1 Daily Popper

This city reached the top 100 in Revenue/City Age

Top 100 Revenue/City Age

This city won an exclusive building of their choice for being the most loyal Casino Player.

Most Loyal Casino Winner

3500 Motivation Points

950 Active Connections

This city is in the top 100 contenders chart for the single collection Hall of Fame.

Top 100 Contenders Single Collection

This city's citizens were kept happy for 250 years straight.

250 Year Happy Streak

This city has owned 75% of all the buildings available in the game.

75% of All Buildings Owned

This city has reached 10 collection levels in at least 15 different collections.

Avid Collector 10 Levels

This city reached the top 50 in Population/Age Rankings

Top 50 Population/Age

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The Quarantineberg Home Wall

Clint Stallard

, mayor of

Stinky Bottom

46 mins ago

Liberty Bell
1752 Pennsylvania's new State House bell (known today as the Liberty Bell) arrives in Philadelphia from Whitechapel Foundry in London, England
> > > Clint’s comment: Always thought it ironic that it was made in England… lol. https://www.onthisday.com/photos/liberty-bell

Clint Stallard

, mayor of

Stinky Bottom

58 mins ago

That's very good Renee! :)

Renee Miller

, mayor of

Quarantineberg Home

1 hour ago

Popped peeps at 9:37 p.m.

Clint Stallard

, mayor of

Stinky Bottom

23 hours ago

It’s Monday and on this day in history:
Joule, Watt and Quadrant Adopted
1889 Second International Electrical Congress adopts the joule as unit of energy (after James Prescott Joule), the watt as unit of power (after James Watt) and the quadrant as unit of electrical inductance (later renamed henry)
> > > Clint’s comment: I knew the first 2, but didn’t realise the inductance unit used to be quadrant. No work today as it’s a public holiday, but every day is a school day, as they say :)