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The '''Northern Cantalle Islands''', often abbreviated as the '''NCI''' or known as the '''Northern Toyanas''', are a group of islands in the northeast [[Cantalle Ocean]], forming the [[Ossinia Sea]] between them and mainland [[Euronia]]. Most of them are part of a long, partially volcanic island arc stretching from the northwest to the southeast, separated into two groups: the '''Tayans''', which form the northernmost and westernmost islands, are divided into [[Saint Lorrain]], [[Saint Astaba and Beck]], [[Lillestola]], [[Isla Ima]], and [[Janapa]]; the '''Josettes''', which form the southernmost and easternmost islands, are divided into [[Arrey]], [[Lower Aseu]], [[Marivista]], and [[Ossinia]]. Together, these make up the Northern Cantalle Islands. | The '''Northern Cantalle Islands''', often abbreviated as the '''NCI''' or known as the '''Northern Toyanas''', are a group of islands in the northeast [[Cantalle Ocean]], forming the [[Ossinia Sea]] between them and mainland [[Euronia]]. Most of them are part of a long, partially volcanic island arc stretching from the northwest to the southeast, separated into two groups: the '''Tayans''', which form the northernmost and westernmost islands, are divided into [[Saint Lorrain]], [[Saint Astaba and Beck]], [[Lillestola]], [[Laurichesse]], [[Isla Ima]], and [[Janapa]]; the '''Josettes''', which form the southernmost and easternmost islands, are divided into [[Arrey]], [[Lower Aseu]], [[Marivista]], and [[Ossinia]]. Together, these make up the Northern Cantalle Islands. | ||
Geographically, the Northern Cantalle Islands are generally considered a subregion of Euronia. Culturally speaking, though most islands have indigenous populations, the majority were colonized by [[Quetana]], [[Skith]], and [[Elbresia]] in the 15th-19th centuries. In terms of geology, the Josettes are made up of continental rock, as distinct from the Tayans, which are mostly young volcanic or coral islands. The NCI's are frequently lashed by tropical cyclones, which vary in intensity. | Geographically, the Northern Cantalle Islands are generally considered a subregion of Euronia. Culturally speaking, though most islands have indigenous populations, the majority were colonized by [[Quetana]], [[Skith]], and [[Elbresia]] in the 15th-19th centuries. In terms of geology, the Josettes are made up of continental rock, as distinct from the Tayans, which are mostly young volcanic or coral islands. The NCI's are frequently lashed by tropical cyclones, which vary in intensity. |
Latest revision as of 16:58, 25 October 2024
Northern Cantalle Islands | |
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Region | Cantalle Ocean |
Island States | |
Area | |
• Total | 44,364 km2 (17,129 sq mi) |
Population (2009) | |
• Total | 17,128,250 |
• Density | 274.9/km2 (712/sq mi) |
Demonyms |
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The Northern Cantalle Islands, often abbreviated as the NCI or known as the Northern Toyanas, are a group of islands in the northeast Cantalle Ocean, forming the Ossinia Sea between them and mainland Euronia. Most of them are part of a long, partially volcanic island arc stretching from the northwest to the southeast, separated into two groups: the Tayans, which form the northernmost and westernmost islands, are divided into Saint Lorrain, Saint Astaba and Beck, Lillestola, Laurichesse, Isla Ima, and Janapa; the Josettes, which form the southernmost and easternmost islands, are divided into Arrey, Lower Aseu, Marivista, and Ossinia. Together, these make up the Northern Cantalle Islands.
Geographically, the Northern Cantalle Islands are generally considered a subregion of Euronia. Culturally speaking, though most islands have indigenous populations, the majority were colonized by Quetana, Skith, and Elbresia in the 15th-19th centuries. In terms of geology, the Josettes are made up of continental rock, as distinct from the Tayans, which are mostly young volcanic or coral islands. The NCI's are frequently lashed by tropical cyclones, which vary in intensity.
History
Geography
Climate
See: List of hurricanes in the Cantalle Ocean
Political divisions
Sovereign states
Name | Population | Island Group | Capital |
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Arrey | 67,500 | Josettes | New Antisia |
Isla Ima | 207,000 | Tayans | Isla Ima |
Janapa | 5,093,000 | Tayans | Janapa City |
Laurichesse | 516,000 | Tayans | Coquelet |
Lillestola | 702,000 | Tayans | Lille Centre |
Lower Aseu | 2,704,800 | Josettes | Aseu Port |
Marivista | 826,500 | Josettes | Port Carpal |
Ossinia | 7,233,000 | Josettes | Périnnois |
Saint Astaba and Beck | 2,231,000 | Tayans | Goose Harbor |
Saint Lorrain | 616,000 | Tayans | Basseterre |
Non-sovereign states and territories
The island of Antry, which is incorporated into the Zamastanian province of Alenchon, is part of the Northern Cantalle Islands archipelago.