Negasi

Negasi Republic Jamhuriyar Negasi (Negasi)
Flag	Coat of arms
Motto:
Anthem:
Locator map
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Capital city	Bogaye
Largest city	Elmisi
Official language	Negasi
Other languages
Ethnic group
Religion	Naskel, Anur
Demonym(s)	Negasi
Government
Government Type	Unitary parliamentary semi-presidential republic
Grand Chief	Rakanja Sadaka
Superintendent	Ayubu Owethu
Legislature	Superior Council
Establishment
Area
Total	1,217,757.05 km2
Water %	4.39
Population
Total	88,910,846
Density	73.01/km2
Economy
Economy type
GDP (total)	Ꞡ 667.01 brillion
GDP per capita	Ꞡ 7,614.49
Currency	Negasi nauyi ()
Inequality index
Development index
Other information
Time zone
Driving side	right
Calling code
Internet code	.neg
Nation number	{{{nation number}}}

Negasi, officially the Negasi Republic (Negasi: Jamhuriyar Negasi), is a country predominantly in southwest Thania with a portion in northwest Tzeraka. Its western boundary is the Vovodaran Sea and the Tanga Moji Sea lies to the country's east. The Ubani Canal links these two seas, forming a route for ocean-going vessels between the Ovestan and Phasian Oceans. The country has an area of 1,217,757 km² (470,179 sq mi) with a population of 88,910,846.

History

Colonial period

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Building the Ubani Canal

The country was colonized for a while. The Ubani Canal was built during this period, beginning in 7563 and opening to ship traffic on December 15, 7574.

Post-colonial period

Then it became independent and now it's today.

Geography

While predominantly located in Tharnia, Negasi is astride the division between Tharnia and Tzeraka, with a portion of the country's southwest located in that continent. The Vovodaran Sea lies to the west and the Tanga Moji Sea adjoins Negasi's east coast. The Koradium Mountains lie along a significant portion of Negasi's northwestern border. This region is home to three large lakes: Moto, Jelwa, and Tila. The Giganum Mountains are in the south. The Ubani Narrows lies between the two large mountain ranges.

The Oluwa Islands are several islands off Negasi's west coast in the Vovodaran. There are several islands in the Tanga Moji, including Jabar, Set, Moriba, Salanko, M’basso, Torosso, Kolibelo, and Dyalinko islands.

Waterways

• Babukar River
• Ubani Canal
• Some other significant rivers (prolly 11 or 12 of them)