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'''Deyatsan''' is the second-largest and westernmost of the [[Tlukerian Islands]], an island chain located in the [[Shaelic Sea]]. It is home to about 14,000 people—about 7% of the population of the [[Provinces of Fazulavaz|Fazul province]] of [[Tlukeria and Delyatsan]]. Its largest settlement, [[Ach]], is located on its southeastern coast. | '''Deyatsan''' (<small>Faźul:</small> ''Delyazan'' [[Faźul language#Phonology|[dejɑt͡sɑn]]]), is the second-largest and westernmost of the [[Tlukerian Islands]], an island chain located in the [[Shaelic Sea]]. It is home to about 14,000 people—about 7% of the population of the [[Provinces of Fazulavaz|Fazul province]] of [[Tlukeria and Delyatsan]]. Its largest settlement, [[Ach]], is located on its southeastern coast. | ||
[[Category:Deyatsan]][[Category:Geography of Deyatsan]][[Category:Tlukerian Islands]][[Category:Islands of the Shaelic Sea]][[Category:Islands of Fazulavaz]] | [[Category:Deyatsan]][[Category:Geography of Deyatsan]][[Category:Tlukerian Islands]][[Category:Islands of the Shaelic Sea]][[Category:Islands of Fazulavaz]] | ||
Revision as of 16:12, 8 January 2021
| Geography | |
|---|---|
| Archipelago | Tlukerian Islands, Shaelic Sea |
| Country | |
| Autonomous Province | Tlukeria and Deyatsan |
| Largest settlement | Ach (pop. 8,538) |
| Demographics | |
| Population | 14,105 |
| Ethnic groups | Deyatsa, Tlukerians, Fazul, others |
Deyatsan (Faźul: Delyazan [dejɑt͡sɑn]), is the second-largest and westernmost of the Tlukerian Islands, an island chain located in the Shaelic Sea. It is home to about 14,000 people—about 7% of the population of the Fazul province of Tlukeria and Delyatsan. Its largest settlement, Ach, is located on its southeastern coast.