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Revision as of 09:10, April 8, 2007
| City motto | "Polygamy is faultless" |
| Founded | 1796 |
| Incorporated | 1796 |
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| Founder | Shelbyville Manhattan |
| Mayor | Joe Quimby |
| Congressional Representatives | Bob Arnold (expelled), Horace Wilcox (deceased), Herschel Schmoikel Krustofski |
| State Governor | Mary Bailey |
| Area | 2,088 km² |
| Population -City pop. -Density |
65,500 1.50/km² |
| Elevation | 1582 feet above sea level |
| Area Codes | 636 & 939 |
| Main Industries | Nuclear Power, heavy manufacturing, Fudd Beer |
Founding
The city of Shelbyville began simultaneously with Springfield, the same tribe had split over an arguement. Shelbyville was incestuous and adopted the turnip while Springfield was dedicated to chastity, abstinence and a flavourless mush called rootmarm and Springfield subsequently adopted the lemon. The two cities remain fierce rivals.
Modern day
Until recently, Shelbyville were Springfield political, economical and social betters, but thanks to the construction of Recluse Ranch Estates, Springfield appeared on the map in favour of Shelbyville. Springfield have won 60% of the meetings in the annual American football match between Springfield Atoms and Shelbyville Sharks. The two adjacent communities are now classed as twin-cities because of their similar life-style.
