East Chatten

East Chatten Weycos Chatten (Leucish)
State
Crown State of East Chatten
Flag Coat of arms
Nickname(s):  "Home of blue lilies"
Motto(s):  "Your gateway to Chatten."
Location of East Chatten (red) on the map
Sovereign state	Chatten and Leucen
Nation	Chatten
Island	Chatten
Created by the Enabling Act of 1830	1 July 1830
Capital and largest city	Humboldt
Moothall	Humboldt State Hall
Demonym(s)	Easterners
Leaders
• Governor	Kyre Dei Rumbern
• Lieutenant governor	Makythe Lamburgys
• House of Baronies representatives	3 out of 76
• Assembly of Commons representatives	15 out of 188
Area
• Total	22,980 km2 (8,870 sq mi) (13th)
Highest elevation (Mount Furandys)	1,889 m (6,198 ft)
Lowest elevation	0 m (0 ft)
Population
• 2022 census	13,554,897 (3rd)
• Density	589.86/km2 (1,527.7/sq mi) (3rd)
GDP (nominal)	2022 estimate
• Total	₽412,028,594
• Per capita	₽30,397
HDI (2022)	0.859 very high · 18th
Currency	Leucish Piese (PIS)
Time zone	UTC+1 (NWT)
Driving side	right
Calling code	+115
ZIP code	EC
ISO 3166 code	NK-EC
Internet TLD	.chl
Website	www.eastchatten.gov.chl

East Chatten (Leucish: Weycos Chatten), officially known as the Crown State of East Chatten, is a federal state bordering North Chatten in the north, West Chatten in the west, South-west Leucen in the east, and South Chatten in the south. With a population of 13.55 million; it is the 3rd-most populous state and the 3rd-densely populated. With an area of 22,980 km² (8,870 sq mi), it is the 13th-largest state by area. Its largest city, Humboldt, are among the largest cities in Chatten and Leucen. A historic core province of Kingdom of Chatten, it harbors iconic Chattenian and Vaunish architectural wonders, preserved towns, and historic downtowns. The Chatten Tube's other terminus is located here, connecting this state to South-west Leucen. Most of the River Astador's basin is located here, with the Astadorian Valley and the eastern part of the Northern Plains being part of the state's territory. The central part of the Eastern Chattenian Range and the eastern part of the Mid-Chattenian Range forms its eastern and southern boundaries. It has the second highest agricultural output in the island of Chatten, behind West Chatten.

See also

• Demographics of Chatten and Leucen
• List of N.K states by Area
• List of N.K states by Human Development Index
• List of N.K states by net migration
• List of N.K states by nominal GDP
• List of N.K states by nominal GDP per capita
• List of N.K states by population
• List of N.K states by population density
• List of N.K states by ethnicity

• List of counties in East Chatten
• List of districts in East Chatten