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== Geography ==
== Geography ==
{{main|Geography of Nanaviit}}


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(WIP. Landscape. Climate. Where exactly is your country compared to others on the global map? Describe the landscape, plants and animals. Which mountains and rivers are important to include? Describe are the climate and seasons? How does geography determine where people live? Are there areas separated from one another? How about cities? This will greatly help you with the next part of history.)

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Nation of Nanaviit
Flag of Nanaviit
Flag
Map of Kitikmeot
Map of Kitikmeot
CapitalAtaksak
Largest townElliði
Official languagesEastern Yetis
Recognised national languagesGotaish
Meallángan
Ethnic groups
92% Nanuvat
8% Grænaylket
Demonym(s)Navitan
GovernmentConstitutional-Tribal Republic
• Grand Chieftain
Ían Eegeesiak
• Monarch
Sarah II
LegislatureCouncil of the Elders
Independence from Gotneska
• Nanuvat Peoples migrate
48000 to 22000 BC
• Independence from Gotneska
11 May 1999
Population
• 2020 estimate
487,623
Gini (2020)26.8
low
Time zoneUTC+1 (WAT)
• Summer (DST)
UTC+2 (WAST)
Date formatdd-mm-yyyy (AD)
Driving sideright
Calling code+25
Internet TLD.na

Kitikmeot, officially known as the Nation of Kitikmeot, is a sovereign state in Argis on Eurth. It is bordered by Argic Ocean to the north, No Man's Land in the east, Gotneska, & Ulfheimr to the south, and No Man's Land in the west.

(1st paragraph. Name. Location. Borders. Approx population and size. Capital city.)

(2nd paragraph. Political system. Short history in 1 sentence. Link with present in 1 sentence. Head of state.)

(3rd paragraph. Economy in 2 sentences. International relations in 1 sentence.)

Etymology

(WIP. Where does your country's name come from? Most RL national names come from a small variety of choice. Some examples: land of a tribe (ex. France, Persia, Mongolia, Russia), characteristic geography (ex. Netherlands, India, Morocco), an old ruler or religious figure (ex. Philippines, San Marino, Europa, Saudi Arabia), the Latin description of a place (ex. Australia, Argentina, Liberia). How is the name pronounced? How is the name translated into other languages?)

History

The modern nation of Nanaviit came to be in April 1995, and later granted in January 1999 by Gotneskan King John II.

(WIP. How did your current country come to be? What were the country's previous incarnations? Was the country part of a union with a neighbour? Which events shaped the way the country is today?)

Geography

(WIP. Landscape. Climate. Where exactly is your country compared to others on the global map? Describe the landscape, plants and animals. Which mountains and rivers are important to include? Describe are the climate and seasons? How does geography determine where people live? Are there areas separated from one another? How about cities? This will greatly help you with the next part of history.)

Politics

(WIP. Government. Separation of powers. Who rules, how, and for how long? Political parties. What levels of government exist? How about the local level? Who makes the laws? Who deals out your justice? Which government services exist? What is the name of your police? How are the armed forces organised? Foreign affairs, alliances, membership of international organisations.)

Economy

(WIP. Employment. Exports and imports. International partners. Currency. Energy. Transportation. Science & technology. Unemployment numbers. Tourism. Media.)

Demographics

(WIP. Demographics. Ethnic groups. Social classes. Language. Education. Marriage. Religion. Healthcare. Diseases.)

Culture

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References