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{{Infobox City
|name=Oracle<br>Orrakun
|photo=oracle2026-1.png
|photo-label=Oracle in 2026
|map=Xarslasja oracle map.jpg
|map-label=Location within Xarslasja
|country=[[Xarslasja]]
|subdivision=[[Yuma County]], [[Core Xarslasja]]
|demonym=Oraclean (English), Orrakunk (Arodjun)
|mayor=[[Agma Schwa]], Unuv
|population=~6
}}
Oracle (Arodjun: Orrakun) is a town situated between [[Yuɱa]] and [[Tempe]] in [[Yuma County]], [[Xarslasja]].  
Oracle (Arodjun: Orrakun) is a town situated between [[Yuɱa]] and [[Tempe]] in [[Yuma County]], [[Xarslasja]].  


It has a villager population of about 6, and its main economic activites are melon farming and the tourism created by [[Cave Creek National Recreation Area]].
It has a villager population of about 6, and its main economic activites are melon farming and the tourism created by [[Cave Creek National Park]].


The town was founded explicitly to create a more rural buffer between Yuma and Tempe as both cities' urban sprawl expanded.
The town was founded explicitly to create a more rural buffer between Yuma and Tempe as both cities' urban sprawl expanded.

Latest revision as of 18:06, 14 September 2026

Oracle
Orrakun
Oracle in 2026
Location within Xarslasja
CountryXarslasja
SubdivisionYuma County, Core Xarslasja
DemonymOraclean (English), Orrakunk (Arodjun)
MayorAgma Schwa, Unuv
Population~6

Oracle (Arodjun: Orrakun) is a town situated between Yuɱa and Tempe in Yuma County, Xarslasja.

It has a villager population of about 6, and its main economic activites are melon farming and the tourism created by Cave Creek National Park.

The town was founded explicitly to create a more rural buffer between Yuma and Tempe as both cities' urban sprawl expanded.