Cura Cura Parish

Cura Cura Parish is one of the parishes of the state of Patri. It is located in the northeastern part of the state to the north of Costa Notte. Unity Bridge connects Cura Cura Parish to the state of Abasi. Cura Cura parish houses the biggest surviving population of Symbian people.

Environment
Cura Cura Parish is located in the Cura Cura peninsula which is comprised of a dune-covered plain in the east and hills in the east. The highest elevation of 147 metres is reached at the Jaivikuva Peak. To the east of the hills there is a chain of subglacial lakes.

50.2% of the total area of the parish are forests, 31% is covered by meadows while 18.8% of the territory is covered by swamps and lakes.

Lakes
Out of 64 lakes and ponds, 9 lakes in the Cura Cura Parish are larger than 10 hectares or 0.1 km2: Other lakes of interest include:
 * Flax Lake which periodically dries up due to karst process;
 * Mirror Lake which is the place of death of Edward Elthon
 * Pansy Lough

Rivers
There is a dense river network in the parish. A third of the whole territory is located in the basin of the Keya river. The remaining territories are located either in basins too small to note or in the Cancaldee river basin.

Environmental protection

 * Shleut National Park
 * Deer Lake Nature Park
 * Keya Lowlands Nature Park

Demography
According to Synia Statistics Bureau data there were 11 349 inhabitants in the Cura Cura Parish as of 2011 census.