Western Sanilla

Western Amarra – Western Sanilla – Central Sanilla
Rrumëqe Sanilla Ate Province of Western Sanilla
Capital	Port Niyi
Largest cities	West Niyi, Awhara, Sentora, Xalene Sitar
Population
Total	9,855,687 (1680)
Density	124.01 per km2
Rank	5 of 9
Area	79,477 km2
Rank	6 of 9
Government
Executive	Executive Council (11)
Legislative	Legislative Assembly (315)
National representation
Llusan	{{{llusan}}} MLs
Language(s)
Official	Sanaman
Other	Istvanistani, Babkhi, Yardistani
Local religion	Somanes, Cedrism, others, irreligious
Code	WSA

The Province of Western Sanilla is a province in southern Sanama. The province has a population of nine million people and an area of 79,000 km², making it the fifth most populated and sixth largest province. The province was formed in 1679 with the passage of the new federal constitution and is largely coterminous with the previous Western Sanilla region. The center of the mainland is dominated by the capital Port Niyi and its metropolitan area. The north of the mainland has swamplands along the coast, while the interior is mostly forested. The south of the mainland is dominated by rice fields and settlements. The large islands of Lakhesis and Hareffa Lunti are located off the coast to the west, with the Fig Islands to the south. The Fig islands are a popular tourist destination with several resorts and a growing adventure industry. The province is bordered to the west and south by the Cosimo Sea, to the east by Central Sanilla and Niyi, and to the north by Eastern Amarra.

Geography

Western Sanilla consists of five distinct geographical regions. The northern part of the mainland is largely covered in forest, with mangrove by the coast and a subtropical forest farther inland. The middle of the mainland is dominated by the delta of the Anilha river, whose rich marshlands are home to a wide variety of flora and fauna, among them Anilha alligator, Qaqatirri bird and the small Lho cat. The delta is also home to the capital Port Niyi, situated in a drained part of the delta. To the south the dense tropical forests are divided by farmland. The western parts of the Niyi metropolitan area extends into Western Sanilla. Off the coast to the west are the low Hareffa Lunti islands, so named because of their evergreen vegetation. To the north in the group of islands is the hilly island of Lakhesis, home to the Lakhesis goat. In the south are the Fig islands, five islands ceded by Drak-Modan to Sanama. The name comes from the abundance of both cultivated and naturally occuring fruit on the islands. The four eastern islands have sandy beaches and dense palm tree and tropical forests, while the westernmost island is more ragged with steep cliffs and exposed rock.