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Porgynth
Crown State of Porgynth
Flag of Porgynth
Flag
Coat of arms of Porgynth
Coat of arms
Nickname(s): 
"The Swan State."
Location of Porgynth (red) on the map.
Location of Porgynth (red) on the map.
Sovereign stateChatten and Leucen
NationLeucen
IslandLeucen
Created by the Enabling Act of 18301 July 1830
Capital
and largest city
Baerys
MoothallBaerys' Stone
Demonym(s)Porgynthians
Leaders
• Governor
Fylor Vonhoutsyn
Calytsyn Dunhutsyn
• House of Baronies representatives
3 out of 76
• Assembly of Commons representatives
4 out of 188
Area
• Total
20,914 km2 (8,075 sq mi) (15th)
Highest elevation1,224 m (4,016 ft)
Lowest elevation
0 m (0 ft)
Population
• 2022 census
1,004,778 (22th)
• Density
48.04/km2 (124.4/sq mi) (24th)
GDP (nominal)2022 estimate
• Total
10,781,778 (24th)
• Per capita
10,730 (25th)
HDI (2022)Increase 0.901
very high · 7th
Time zoneUTC+1 (NWT)
Driving sideright
Calling code+115
ZIP code
PO
ISO 3166 codeNK-PO
Internet TLD.chl
Websitewww.porgynth.gov.chl

Porgynth, officially the Crown State of Porgynth, is a federal state situated in the base of the Porgynthian Peninsula. It borders The Midlands to the west, Ostria to the south, Lacendynn Sea to the south-east, Ester to the east, and the Bay of Porgynth to the north. With a population of 1.004 million, it is the 24th-most populated state and the 22th-densely populated. With an area of 20,914 km2 (8,075 sq mi), it is the 15th-largest state by area. Despite its proximity to Varnyconne and the Midlands, Porgynth has a very low population. Its capital, Baerys, is situated on the banks of River Ilgorn. Approximately 67% of human development centers around its western border with the Midlands, specifically near Varnyconne. The rest of the population is spread around the state. The Porgynthian Range dominates the upper half of the state. Known for its pine forests and thick fogs during winter, the state is a popular tourist destination for campers and hikers alike.

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