Mercitilli County, Salviana

A rural scene near Ebelton

Mercitilli County (pronunciation: muhr-SIT-ih-lee) is a county in the Dragoonasag state of Salviana. Its name is said to have been derived from the Parkufo word for "the middle". Its county seat is Pundiack.

History

Mercitilli County was founded in 1874 by Clok settler James Fellonis Markson and his wife. The Marksons settled there and started a family. For years, the county held the title of "Most Rural County in Salviana". In 1932, more people moved to the county and started building cities and towns. In 1940, the Cloks were forced out of the cities and into rural areas of the county.

Geography

Mercitilli County is located in Middle Salviana, in a region of the state called "Clok Country". The county is mountainous in the north, while the south lies in the Ventzine Hills.

Major routes

• Dragoonasag National Route 333
• Salviana State Route 79
• Salviana State Route 199
• Salviana State Route 300S
• Salviana State Route 305
• Salviana State Route 426/Salviana Turnpike
• Salviana State Route 654

Adjacent counties

• Clark County (south)
• St. John County (south, east)
• Clowerland County (east)
• Berks County (north)
• Winston County (north)
• Logg County (west)

Demographics

Mercitilli County had a population of about 22,034 during the last census. The racial make-up was as follows.

Racial Make-up of Mercitilli County's Population

Race	Percentage	Notes
Caucasian	81.0
African	7.1
Hispanic	7.3
Other	4.6

Cities, towns, & townships

• Cloksburgh
• Ebelton
• Pundiack