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Carson
The City of Carson is a modern Toronto/American styled city located in the Kingdom of Vivoa in the northern region of the 1.12 map that is surrounded by large bodies of water and large mountains. Travel is quite difficult in this area due to it's remote location, the current ways of entering and exiting Carson consist of a single divided highway and the Vivoan International Airport.
Government
Carson has 2 different governments controlling it, the government of the Kingdom of Vivoa has the main authority at the federal level, and the Carson City Government which is the municipal level of government. The Kingdom of Vivoa is currently lead by a monarch who resides in the city next to Carson, and the current elected mayor for the City of Carson is a man named Louis Andersen, who ran for mayor in 2006 and still has control to this day as part of the National Conservatives.
The government in Carson is determined by democratic elections held every 3 years, the mayor will serve 3 terms before election. Currently 3 political parties are running in the city, the Liberal Party, the Workers Party, and the National Conservatives.
Flag
The flag for the City of Carson includes the Vivoan flag in the top left corner, with 3 stars underneath to symbolize power within the nation, and the Canadian Maple Leaf to symbolize the cities close history with Canada. Due to this, a common nickname for Carson is "little Canada" or "little BC/Alberta" due to the mountains and water.
The flag is a new version from the previous which was switched when the city had joined together with its neighbour to create Vivoa.
1993 Carson City Attack
On July 10th, 1993, an indigenous Greek tribe attacked Government Tower near the entrance of Carson due to the Vivoan annexation of their lands. Due to this, the government had a 91 day war with the tribe which resulted in 13 Vivoan army casualties and 23 of their people dying. The tribe surrendered and with the lost soldiers, a memorial site was set up beside the tower which includes the names of the soldiers who were recognized for their heroic acts.