Archive:Puulsuwa
Achiyitqan Western Territory |
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Capital and | Tho Nodha | |||
Official languages | Achiyitqan, Vodholk language, Manual Vodholk |
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Recognised national languages | Ngedholk | |||
Ethnic groups | Vodholk 77% Achiyitqan 5% TBD 18% |
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Demonym | Puulsuwan | |||
Area | ||||
- | 143,612 km2 55,449 sq mi |
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Population | ||||
- | 2014 census | 126,005 | ||
- | Density | 0.87/km2 2.3/sq mi |
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Currency | Achiyitqan Onni (AQO) |
Puulsuwa (IPA: /pu:lsuwə/, Achiyitqan: Puulsüwa /pu:lsʉwa/, Vodholk (something else im sure)), officially the Achiyitqan Western Territory, is a non-contiguous dependent territory of Achiyitqana located on the north coast of Mahavia, bordered exclusively by Koize. It is the northernmost land on Sahar.
Etymology
Puulsuwa is Achiyitqan for "West-place."
History
Puulsuwa was part of the independent country of Tesktoso'et until its merger with Achiyitqana.
Geography
Puulsuwa is almost entirely comprised of low, flat tundra, with some small mountains on its northern peninsula that host small permanent ice caps.
Geology
Climate
It is extremely cold in the winter and has a brief cool summer.
Biodiversity
Politics
Government
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Foreign relations
Military
Economy
Transport
Energy
Science and technology
Tourism
Demographics
The vast majority of Puulsuwans are of the Vodholk species and most are also of the Vodholk ethnic group. The minority human population is largely of Achiyitqan, Koizan, and Uvanagan origin.