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Revision as of 16:10, 30 October 2018

The Chiefdom of Atameng
A Ean Supi an Atameng
The flag of Atameng The coat of arms of Atameng
Flag Coat of arms
Motto: A miwo pingem
Anthem: A muros an Supi
Location of Atameng in Asuranesia
Location of Atameng in Asuranesia
Capital
and
Omaki
Official languages Amakane
Recognised regional languages Osveraali, Lyladnese
Ethnic groups (2010) 85% Atamengian
15% Other
Demonym Atamengian
Government Representative chiefdom
 -  High Chief Sotihao
Legislature Tirutung
Establishment
 -  Loose confederation of city-states 900 
 -  Unification of city-states and formation of representative chiefdom 1809 
Area
 -  15,220 km2
5,876 sq mi
Population
 -  2018 estimate 1.5 million
 -  Density 98.5/km2
255.2/sq mi
Gini0.3
low · 2010
HDI (2010)0.848
very high
Currency Atamengian Teho (ATT)
Date format dd-mm-yyyy CE
Drives on the left
Calling code +683
Internet TLD .at

Atameng (Amakane: Atameng [atamɛŋ]), officially the Chiefdom of Atameng, is is an island nation in Atsiq in the Jaxukuk Sea comprising three islands - Itepu, Etukong, and Kupara. Atameng's closest neighbors are Dachashk and Shalorja to the north, Astalva to the east, and Jilu Lyladna to the west.

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