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Geography | |
Location | Senria |
Archipelago | Senrian archipelago |
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Prefectures | |
Largest settlement | Urasoe |
Demographics | |
Population | tbd (20XX) |
Ethnic groups | Isotamans, Senrians |
The Isotama Islands (Senrian: 이쏘따마쏘또우, Isotama-sotou; Isotaman: イスタマムルシマ, Isutama-murushima; Gyoumon: 磯珠諸島) are a group of volcanic islands located within the larger Senrian archipelago. They sit to the north of Tousuu, across the Sazanami Strait, on the border between the Lumine Ocean and the Bay of Bashurat.
The Isotamas are not a coherent island chain, and are typically divided between the Near Isotamas (consisting of Narazima and its associated islets) and the Far Isotamas (consisting of Iezima, Kumezima, and their associated islands and islets). [geography and climate]
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