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==Geography==
==Geography==


Haipoon comprises several distinct geographic regions, partly corresponding to the provincial groups. Haipoon is home to a number of river systems. The Di'roong delta in the nations north makes the predominantly rich fertile low-lying flat land prone to seasonal flooding. Due to the agricultural importance of the region, it is intensely developed and densely populated. Central Haipoon is home to large plains, while large portions of Haipoon's western borders are mountainous, and the south is mostly hilly and densely forested.


===Climate===
===Climate===

Revision as of 04:50, 28 August 2021

Haipoon, Abode of Peace
ที่สงบสุข
Motto: Peace and Unity
CapitalBangoon
LargestMon Hoi
Official languagesHaipoonese
Demonym(s)Haipoonese
GovernmentUnitary Oligarchal Theocracy
• Supreme Monk
Amborn Prasatthapong
• Custodian of State
Theewan Minh
Population
• Estimate
76,368,850.
CurrencyHaipoon Rupees (HPR)
Date formatdd.mm.yyyy
Driving sideleft

Haipoon, officially Haipoon, Abode of Peace (Haipoonese: ที่สงบสุข), is a country in the South-East Ochran region of the world. Located on a large peninsula at the entrance of the Ozeros Sea, Haipoon shares land borders with Uluujol to the north, and Jhengtsang to the west, as well as maritime borders with Pulau Keramat to the south-west, Lion's Rock and Onekawa-Nukanoa to the south, and Fuyang to the east.


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Kingdom of Haipoon


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Geography

Haipoon comprises several distinct geographic regions, partly corresponding to the provincial groups. Haipoon is home to a number of river systems. The Di'roong delta in the nations north makes the predominantly rich fertile low-lying flat land prone to seasonal flooding. Due to the agricultural importance of the region, it is intensely developed and densely populated. Central Haipoon is home to large plains, while large portions of Haipoon's western borders are mountainous, and the south is mostly hilly and densely forested.

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