Geology of New Eiffel

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The geology of New Eiffel consisted solely of clay soil. It was reportedly problematic for agriculture. The oldest rocks theorised to exist below New Eiffel were the old, hard rocks of the Palaeozoic. These consist of Silurian mudstones and sandstones.

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Predecessors	Republic of New Finland • Kingdom of New Finland

Crisis	2019–2020 New Eiffelic Constitution Crisis • 2020 political crisis • Abdication of Zarel I • Possible civil war threat

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