New Oklahoma City

New Oklahoma City is the capital of Mitchoia. It is the most populous city in Mitchoia with a population of 1,320,000. It's census metropolitan area stretches most of the mainland coast and has a population of 2,400,000. New Oklahoma City is the centre of business, finance, arts, and culture in Mitchoia and is recognized as one of the most multicultural and cosmopolitan cities in the world.

Cultural hub for East York
Before Mitchoia was ever formed, the twin-cities of Skyline and Cattela made up an eastern hub for the province of East York. Art and Music festivals were common in the cities as well as being some of the most progressive places in the entire country which lead to the world's first Pride Parade being held there in 1967. The Tamarian Museum of Arts and Culture is located in downtown Cattela (now amalgamated as New Oklahoma City).

Amalgamation
The twin-cities of Skyline and Cattela have been closely related since their original settlment in the 1800's. Both towns grew into cities with each downtown core close to each other to the point where one large city centre. Both cities were located in Oklahoma County which was often used to describe both cities together. Eventually an amalgamation plan was put in place and the name chosen was New Oklahoma City to show no preference for one city over the other. The two cities became one in 1970.