Administrative divisions of Laine

Administrative divisions

Counties

Seal	Flag	Name	Code	Road Code	County seat	Largest city	Population	Map (link)	Notes
		Orterrado County	OR	{n/a}	Orterrado		1,430,000	File:MapOR Laine.png
		Augusta Bay County	AB	4	Solomiero	Lundres	1,140,000	File:MapAB Laine.png
		Quep Falls County	QF	7	Quep Falls	Tigre Dorado	809,000	File:MapQF Laine.png
		Hálison County	HS	{n/a}	Hálison		620,000	File:MapHS Laine.png
		Miañe River County	MR	1	Carllspen	Miañe	604,000	File:MapMR Laine.png
		Andalorian County	AN	2	Lambbridge		440,000	File:MapAN Laine.png
		Oxdon County	OX	3	Benford	Alvia	420,000	File:MapOX Laine.png
		Gorado County	GR	6	Falcon	Adelánte	401,000	File:MapGR Laine.png
		Armalera Valley County	AV	5	Arma		232,000	File:MapAV Laine.png
		Folto County	FL	9	Croline City	Talerámo	128,000	File:MapFL Laine.png
		Monte Camilore County	MC	8	Valeriana	Sindolor	79,000	File:MapMC Laine.png
		Marlington County	MT	8	Galicson		52,000	File:MapMT Laine.png

Municipalities

Seal/CoA	Flag	Name	County	Population	Map	Notes
		Orterrado	Orterrado County	1,430,000
		Hálison	Hálison County	620,000
File:CoAofLundres.png	File:FlagOfLundres.png	Lundres	Agusta Bay County	480,000
		Izobelary - Tigre Dorado	Quep Falls County	200,000
		Miañe	Miañe River County	82,000
		Lambbridge	Andalorian County	80,000
		Adelánte	Gorado County	60,000
		Quep Falls	Quep Falls County	54,000
		Armalera (Arma)	Armalera Valley County	53,000

Infrastructure

Highways and roads

Numbering

Laine has an unusual numbering for its highways. This numbering rely on the counties the highways passes through. Each county (except OR, HS, MC and MT) has a unique number and every highway that starts, ends or crosses one of the counties, it will have this county number in it.

• Main roads will be marked with two numbers, the counties it starts in and ends in, with the smaller number being first. For example: LN-24 goes from Andaloria county (2) to Augusta Bay county (4)
• Secondary roads will be marked with same way but with the bigger number being first. For example: LN-xx goes from XX county (#) to XX county (#)
• Small roads that cross multiple counties will be marked like main roads adding a serial road number. For example: LN-xx goes from XX county (#) to XX county (#)
• Small roads that cross only one county will be marked with the county number being first and then a serial road number. For example: LN-401 in Augusta Bay county (4).

OR and HS don't have a number. OR is marked with single digit highways and duplicate numbered roads (e.g LN-2 and LN-11). HS is marked with highways with tens and smaller roads with hundreds (e.g LN-20 and LN-100)
Since MT ans MC are both the newest counties, they don't have their own number but instead they have the number their parent county ("Northern County") had, which is the number 8 (e.g LN-89 goes from MC to FL while crossing ML)

Road	Name	Start	End	Length	Map
LN-1	Hálison - Orterrado	West Hálison, Hálison	Tarlents Island, Orterrado		[1]
LN-2	Lundres - Orterrado	Augusta, Augusta Bay County	The Neck, Orterrado		[2]
LN-3	Lambbridge - Orterrado	Lambbridge , Andalorian County	Walvers, Orterrado		[3]
LN-4
LN-5	Orterrado-North	LN-2 in Biersen,Orterrado			[4]
LN-6
LN-7	Orterrado Metro	LN-1	Ingerish Bay,Orterrado
LN-8
LN-9	Wideway		Wideway's End,Orterrado		[5]
LN-10	-	Quep Falls, Quep Falls County			[6]
LN-11	FS-11	Arlington	AR120-29		[7]
LN-12
LN-13
LN-20	Quep Falls - Hálison	Quep Falls, Quep Falls County	Hálison
LN-21
LN-22
LN-23
LN-24
LN-25
LN-26
LN-30
LN-32
LN-33
LN-34
LN-40
LN-42
LN-43
LN-44
LN-45
LN-46
LN-50
LN-52
LN-54
LN-55
LN-56
LN-60
LN-62
LN-63
LN-64
LN-65
LN-66
LN-67
LN-68
LN-70
LN-76
LN-77
LN-78
LN-79
LN-80
LN-86
LN-87
LN-88
LN-89
LN-90
LN-97
LN-98
LN-99
LN-100
LN-200
LN-300