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'''Hatgagám''' ({{small|[[Niryokulta]]:}} ''Hatgagám'' [ˈhatʰkakæ:m]) is the second biggest island in [[Akamyokulta]] that is however the most populated, with population of 28,875 inhabitants. It belongs to [[Iŋiqagáin]] archipelago consisting of 24 islands. Akamyokulta's capital [[Koarátkeiŋ]] and highest point of the country [[Aŋašilip]] (715 m) are located here.
'''Hatgagám''' ({{small|[[Niryokulta]]:}} ''Hatgagám'' [ˈhatʰkakæ:m]) is the second biggest island in [[Akamyokulta]] that is however the most populated, with population of 28,875 inhabitants. It belongs to [[Iŋiqagáin]] archipelago consisting of 24 islands. Akamyokulta's capital [[Koarátkeiŋ]] and highest point of the country [[Aŋašilip]] (715 m) are located here.


The archipelago is known for its big population of [[Wikipedia:Puffin|puffins]] which is the biggest tourist attraction.
The archipelago is known for its big population of [[Wikipedia:Puffin|puffins]] which is the biggest tourist attraction.  


==Etymology==
==Etymology==

Revision as of 13:27, 24 August 2020

Hatgagám island
Native name: Hatgagám
Nickname: Hatág
Hatgagám.png
Map of Hatgagám
Etymologyhatga 'first' + agám 'island'
Geography
LocationThe Sea of Alpa
ArchipelagoIŋiqagáin
Total islands15
Major islands1
Highest elevation715 m (2,346 ft)
Highest pointAŋašilip
Country
Capital cityKoarátkeiŋ
Largest settlementKoarátkeiŋ (pop. 17,018)
Demographics
Population28,875 (as of 2015); all fifteen islands' population
Ethnic groupsYokultans, Durykians
Additional information
Time zone
  • SCT-3:30

Hatgagám (Niryokulta: Hatgagám [ˈhatʰkakæ:m]) is the second biggest island in Akamyokulta that is however the most populated, with population of 28,875 inhabitants. It belongs to Iŋiqagáin archipelago consisting of 24 islands. Akamyokulta's capital Koarátkeiŋ and highest point of the country Aŋašilip (715 m) are located here.

The archipelago is known for its big population of puffins which is the biggest tourist attraction.

Etymology

History

Geography

Geology

Climate

Biodiversity

Politics

Economy

Demographics

Culture

See also