Oldest City?

[Shernolme]

"The oldest city?
Why the answer lies in the wild of Shernolme in a form of an ancient castle grounds. It is called Jackson by the populace however to the locals in a nearby town it is known as Shaieg but older still it's original name was called Kameilot but not many people would know it.
Though Kameilot is just a guess name according to archaeological finds as well as elder local knowldege around that place however we were unable to inquire more as a wealthy man has recently bought the ancient grounds and forbids us, men of history, to trespass his land.
But historical records had shown that it was the oldest city by far as many of our important documents was sourced and documented there."

-From the table of Prof. Warren cé of the History/Archelogical department

[YellowApple]

YellowApple, Inc.'s oldest city is Manzanopolis Prime, which started in the mid-1990's CE as a rather simple aerospace colony built in Northern California before eventually receiving the necessary retrofits to move into Earth's orbit and - eventually - to a position around the Earth-Sol L4 point.

[Waspeaters]

Elnya, on the south coast, was the first Oceanic colony in Waspeaters and is the oldest major city. However, New Gloucester in central Waspeaters (as well as a lot of other places) was founded near to and later assimilated a previously established trading post of the indigenous peoples, so they could certainly claim to be older. Unfortunately, most records of these trading posts have been destroyed so it is difficult to accurately identify the oldest.

[Prime Mountains]

That would be Avonport.

Avonport is an old harbor on the eastern side of Prime Mountains, and it was where the explorers first landed, circa 1699 AD.

[Kardana]

Futuria, our administrative center, is also the oldest of the settlements established during the reconstruction of our world 348 years ago.

[Herminia]

Weiten, the first settlement established by the first inhabitants of the Herminian colony founded in 1689. Of course, there are older cities in the territories conquered by the Herminians but they don't count.

[The Dornish Lands]

Sunspear, the Capital and oldest city in Dorne, founded before there was a unified Dorne, when multiple Princes fought for the Kingdom.

[K oyena]

Katxkahúyya was founded by the east k'oyenese around 1200 BC, and it has been the capital city of K'oyena since around 700 AD.

[Elmorica]

Üérnìkàs is the oldest city, built by the Atka Empire in 2950~bc.

[United Angkoria]

Founded in 520 BC, Vyadhapura is the oldest city in Angkoria. As of 2013, the population stands at 55,280.

[The Romanov Russia]

Derbent is the oldest city on the Empire located on the Caspian Sea. It served as a gate between the steppes of Russia and the middle east. It was a settlement of the Sassanid Empire in the 8th century BCE

Culturally, the oldest city is Novgorod the Great or Великий Новгород. Founded between the 9th and 10th century, the city was a witness to the Christianisation of the Rus'.

[The Third Nova Terra of Scrin]

The oldest city is Blacky City established on the Early Classical Period of Tanshi in Year 305 (as per Tanshi calendar) and has its earliest roots as a farm in the Ancient Era.

[Felbah]

The oldest city is Falnaka, the mostly Ripoeze settlement in the east of Ripozo, founded in 5765bc.

[-San Andreas]

[Novo Wagondia]

The oldest city in Wagondia is Varna, which was settled around 585 BC. Although Varna is chiefly located within the nation of Timmy City, there is a decently sized Wagain sovereign trading district located there, which is considered part of the city of Varna as well as part of the Commonwealth.

[Ereria]

Boleve, it's said that the first settlers arrived at 8100 BC.

[Atletius]

New Haven, the second largest city is also the oldest. It was founded by refugees hence it's name.
Surprisingly it is not the capital city.

[Bulgar Rouge]

Plovdiv, settled around 4,000 BC.

[Veceria]

The capital, Aeryn. Founded on the 16th December 1802 (Vecerian Time).

[New Koln]

Welland, a coastal city of 1.5 million people, is the nations oldest city. Native Likoans settled in this area around 1421, making it the oldest city and area in Likowte.

A view of the city in summertime.

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That's a photo of Wellington

[Urcea]

The oldest city was Julianum, built by Urcea's ancestors around 200 A.D.

The city was the capitol of the Ionian Empire, then at times the location of the Urcean court, before finally being destroyed in 2007 by the defending Imperial loyalists as rebels came in on the city - a 600 KT nuclear weapon below the city center was detonated. The city has since been uninhabited.

Thrill seekers and tourists with a wild streak alike occasionally enter the quarantined ruins of the city in order to retrieve trinkets or souvenirs, sometimes at the behest of patrons who lost loved ones in the blast.

[Arkiasis]

The first official city was Kingston (now known as Leighton) founded in 1572.

[Pravengria]

The oldest city in the FCC would be Cheknograd, founded in 1137 by the Ithians as Daun. It use to be the capital of the Chyekish Union before it was destroyed in the 'Great War'

[Great Nagara]

The oldest city is Panduranga. It was founded in the year 192.

[Sjovenia]

I myself haven't done much research or thought on an oldest city but for now I will say Falador is my oldest. Around 1310 AD. (Yes from runescape haha)