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Nation of Spring Isles Vároyggj | |
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 Flag | |
| Capital | Njörðrhøvn |
| Official languages | Vorease |
| Recognised national languages | Götaish |
| Ethnic groups | Várose Islanders |
| Religion | norse paganism 98% Christian 2% |
| Demonym(s) | Várose |
| Government | TBD |
| Population | |
• 2020 estimate | 187,878 |
| Driving side | "Right" |
| Internet TLD | .ve |
The Spring Isles or simply the Vorey Isles (Vorease: Voreyjar) are a Argic Ocean archipelago that are a tribal region which is part of the Jarldom of Solvrige.
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Etymology
In Varose, the name appears as Vároyggj. Oyggj represents the plural of oy, older Várose for 'island'. Due to sound changes, the modern Faroese word for island is oyggj. The first element, Vár, is believed to represent the Old Norse word (‘spring’).
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History
The earliest evidence of human settlement is estimated to be between
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Geography
Tuath Dé fjallið is the tallest mountain, at 2,277 m (7,470 ft)..
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Climate
Flora and fauna
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