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The '''Apricot Coast''' ([[Anakfan language|Anakfan]]: Haxa Kránata, [[Fáknir language|Fáknir]]: Nuar Sotorkn E) is a region of the [[Fáknir Republic]] and [[Yakormonyo]]; it is a strip of land roughly 300 km long, lying between the [[Isthmus of Katar]] to the east and the [[Asuran Ocean]] to the west. It is notable for its large fruit | The '''Apricot Coast''' ([[Anakfan language|Anakfan]]: Haxa Kránata, [[Fáknir language|Fáknir]]: Nuar Sotorkn E) is a region of the [[Fáknir Republic]] and [[Yakormonyo]]; it is a strip of land roughly 300 km long, lying between the [[Isthmus of Katar]] to the east and the [[Asuran Ocean]] to the west. It is notable for its large fruit orchards. | ||
The largest cities in the region are [[Nakato]] (235,678); followed by [[Catáno]] (213,567) and [[Fáráv]] (139,248). Outside these urban areas there are many smaller settlements. The total population of the Apricot Coast is estimated to be around 1.8 million. | The largest cities in the region are [[Nakato]] (235,678); followed by [[Catáno]] (213,567) and [[Fáráv]] (139,248). Outside these urban areas there are many smaller settlements. The total population of the Apricot Coast is estimated to be around 1.8 million. | ||
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The Apricot Coast (Anakfan: Haxa Kránata, Fáknir: Nuar Sotorkn E) is a region of the Fáknir Republic and Yakormonyo; it is a strip of land roughly 300 km long, lying between the Isthmus of Katar to the east and the Asuran Ocean to the west. It is notable for its large fruit orchards.
The largest cities in the region are Nakato (235,678); followed by Catáno (213,567) and Fáráv (139,248). Outside these urban areas there are many smaller settlements. The total population of the Apricot Coast is estimated to be around 1.8 million.
Culture
History
The region which is now the Apricot Coast was settled by Monyo nomads around 800 AD.
Following the breakout of the Fáknirland Civil War in 2017, several groups of Fals refugees moved to Fáknirs in neighbouring Akralst and Vargas escaped the growing conflict.