Oldest surviving city in your nation?

[The Republic of Rune]

For the Republic of Rune, it's the city of New Valdyr, founded by early explorers in 1143 (The Republic of Rune was founded in 1523)

[Floribbea]

St. Augstine is the oldest city.

[United Dalaran]

Tarden-Ort, little town on the northern shore. First mentioned in the Mogdej Khan's Chronicle, Anno Domini 1012.

[Eurolito]

It is hard to say that, studies from the University of Eurolito City (Er. Onevercedadi di Eurolitu) find that the city of Spalas is the oldest surviving city in the country, located in the East Eurolito Island's Coast, nowadays with about 10000 inhabitants, inhabited, they say, since the 60th century BC (about 6000 BC).
Studies from the University of Lavia, in partnership with the Indian University of Mumbai, found, in northern Lavia, in the city of Lavrastia, remains of ruins from the 65th century BC (around 6500 BC), and there are some theories that say this might be the first actual city in the archpelago, maybe even founded by the legendary Presti (near the city of Lavrastia there is a small hill, locals say it is the burring place of an ancient king or nobleman, some experts thing it might be the "historical Presti" himself, but there is a LOT of disagreements in this area).
Anyway, the second of those finds is still at discussion in the academic world, but Eurolito has cities, at least since the 60th century BC.

[Towson]

Lewes in Sussex County is the oldest Town in Towson at 407 Years Old.

It's was a Swedish Whaling Outpost but now is mostly a "Tourist Town" like most other Towns on the Eastern shore of Towson.

[Lolomz]

small village was now is a tourist camp

[Olwe]

The original capital, Acceptance, is still an active city. It recently celebrated its 2,500th anniversary.

In more recent years, Acceptance has become known as "The Ellis Island of Olwe" due to the fact that immigrants usually arrive there to be processed. The name of the city should tell you something about our stance on immigration.

[Zeganas]

for a major city structures surviving the 1975-1985 civil war, the largest city is Bill


For the oldest city it's jelvent, founded in the year 1243

[Auzkhia]

Rome.
Founded in 753 BC, and it still exists today. Mind you, it is in Auzkhian borders now.

[Pavonistade]

Vadopolis is the oldest and oldest surviving city in Pavonistade, though a large majority of its old buildings have been destroyed. It was the first settlement to be established, and was originally called the New Colonies (the name went on to become the name of the whole Pavonistadian islands) before being renamed to Fort Vad and then to its present name - Vadopolis.

Many people thought that Forstazika is the oldest city because it has a lot of old buildings, but that is only because most old buildings are preserved. In fact, Forstazika is one of the youngest cities, the only younger city being Pavonistade City.

[Tiami]

Citadel has existed since the Founding of Tiami in 643 B.C, thus making Citadel the oldest city in the Republic.

~Tiami

[Great Franconia and Verana]

Mysteriosa is the oldest city, as can be seen by the hundreds of ruins surrounding the modern city. New Constantinople is the second oldest, founded in 399 AD by several citizens of Old Constantinople

[Sauritican]

Mexico City, capital of the state of Mexico

[Maltropia]

There is conflicting evidence regarding the matter of the oldest continually inhabited city in Maltropia. It is either Argalium, the ancient royal city of Espin, or Esrium, the later capital of that same kingdom, both of which have been populated since at least the nineteenth century BC. The oldest Maltropian city is Corcaigh Nua, founded in 1453.

[The Sivent Isles]

The Port city of Tineherd, it is said to have been founded in 56 BCE as well as a possible candidate for the very first capital for the nation.

[Reichsland]

While records are unable to provide indefinite proof, it is generally thought to be either the towns of Marisch or Kessner.

[Liege]

Tongeren, in the province of Belgium, is the oldest city in our nation, dating back to the Roman Empire.

[Greater Americana]

Albion City in the state of New Albion is our oldest surviving city, first laid down as a colonial outpost by the Kingdom of Albion in the late 1500s it has since grown beyond those original days to become the second largest city in Americana after Los Angeles, the seat of one of our Stock Exchanges and our largest commercial maritime port city.

[Themiclesia]

The oldest continually inhabited city is the capital city, Lyttonwic, since the 70th Century BC...

It was first called Lylytokonos

[Cill Airne]

The city of St. James is the oldest in the nation to still be inhabited. It was originally built by viking raiders in the kingdom of Beicmhu. In 852 AD. the viking settlement of Grœnvilltr was established, but were driven out in 903 by the native Celts who raised the city. Upon returning in 915 the Vikings established the city of Blárfeigr (Common Celtic: Blārfʷaja; Irish: Blármheic). In 943 the native celts were able to retake the area, though the city survived. In anno domini 1098 the city was renamed to Wor-Kantl Iago, Common celtic for St. James.

[Saurisisia]

The two contenders for this are Skaldved, an isolated small town in northwestern Drakònia, and Paleosicas, an ancient trading city in eastern Mesozoica. Both are believed to be approximately 15,000 years old.

[Rexzich City]

Either Rexington or Riverton.Rexington was founded in the early 1940's.Riverton was founded around the 1700's

[Ardkonia]

When Mishal and his men landed in 1402 they founded a sort of fort-port-town and named it Repcriduk. In the next hundred years it was used as a Capital.

[Lazssia]

That would probably be the capital city of Helvan, which was built at around 28,000 B.C.E.

[Uelvan]

Alvir City has been founded and refounded regularly since the Bronze Age.