Kohtla-Arve
Kohtla-Árve County | |
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Motto: "I feel like a lil ol kid in this big ol tonkers" | |
| Capital | Kohtla-Árve |
| Largest city | Sammasko |
| Official languages | eObet Makahlo Hèhohkoma Nahàtinenan Anasazi Nuukohtla |
| Ethnic groups | 31.4% Makahlon 30.8% Hohkomina 18.8% eObet 8.7% Nahàtinena 4.3% Anasazi 4.2% Nuukohtla 1.6% Other |
| Demonym(s) | Kohtla-Árvena Kohtla-Árvea eKohtla-Árvena |
| Government | |
• Governor | Majá Sirhoneske |
• House Delegation | 26 10 FU 8 PPP 4 RPL 3 PPO 1 Other |
• Tribes | 6 |
| Legislature | Assembly of Kohtla-Árve |
| House of Cheifs | |
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| Establishment | |
• Country | Obets |
• Before Countyhood | State of Kohtla-Árve |
• Admitted to the Union | 5 January, 1956 |
| Area | |
• Total | 66,960 km2 (25,850 sq mi) (13th) |
| Population | |
• 2022 estimate | 1,452,938 (3rd) |
• Density | 21.7/km2 (56.2/sq mi) |
| Time zone | +9 |
| Internet TLD | KÁ |
Kohtla-Árve, officially Kohtla-Árve County, is the southernmost county in the Obets United Republic, sitting along the coast of the Palena Ocean at the end of the Anasazi Peninsula. Kohtla-Árve borders Farksi to the north, the Palena Ocean to the south, and the Eilande Ocean to the west. Kohtla-Árve is the third most populous county in the Obets United Republic, yet the 13th largest by land area. Both Kohtla-Árve, the county's capital, and Sammasko are two major cities on the southern coast of the county, each harboring strong Makahlo, Hohkomina, and other cultures native to the Anasazi peninsula. The over 1.4 million people who live in the county also make it a backbone for eObet industry, especially trade through the Palena Ocean. Many ancient castles dot Kohtla-Árve, and due to the temperate climate compared to the rest of Obets, the county's extensive beaches provide a warm getaway for vacationers. The rest of Kohtla-Árve is realtively unforested, mostly covered by grasslands and rolling hills with cliff dwellings akin to those in Farksi and Sastekiń.