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The western parts of the province are dominated by the Forest of Malarbor, which contains a few settlements and some roads, but is mostly within the federal reserve of the same name. The forest is a growing tourist destination. The [[Blackwater river]] form large parts of the border to the east with Eastern Amarra. In the southern parts of the province, the tropical forest is punctuated by farmland, with a rather rugged and inhospitable coastline. Lake Meersicht, one of the largest lakes in Sanama, is located in the highlands in the north and serves as the main source for the Blackwater river. The area has a number of gorges and caves which are popular destinations for rock climbers and cave explorers. | The western parts of the province are dominated by the Forest of Malarbor, which contains a few settlements and some roads, but is mostly within the federal reserve of the same name. The forest is a growing tourist destination. The [[Blackwater river]] form large parts of the border to the east with Eastern Amarra. In the southern parts of the province, the tropical forest is punctuated by farmland, with a rather rugged and inhospitable coastline. Lake Meersicht, one of the largest lakes in Sanama, is located in the highlands in the north and serves as the main source for the Blackwater river. The area has a number of gorges and caves which are popular destinations for rock climbers and cave explorers. | ||
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==Economy== | |||
Western Amarra is largely rural, with a limited forestry industry in the center and fishing on Lake Meersicht and the Cosimo Sea. | |||
A hydroelectric dam is also under construction in the northern parts, which will when active have a capacity of approximately 2,200 MW. | |||
==Politics== | ==Politics== | ||
Revision as of 12:25, 10 March 2020
| Thanatos – Western Amarra – Western Sanilla | |
| PЬумәқe Aтe AмapЬa Province of Western Amarra | |
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| Capital | Sëwulat |
| Largest cities | Tripoli di Laguna, Aruang, Ranti Lunti, Ranti Lloperat, Boomwatch |
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8,481,434 |
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72.79 per km2 |
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| Area | 116,513 km2 |
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Executive Council (11) |
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Legislative Assembly (269) |
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Ama |
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Cisamarrese, Istvanistani, Passikaans |
| Local religion | Somanes, Nazarenism, Cedrism, irreligion |
| Code | WAM |
The Province of Western Amarra is a province in western Sanama. The province has a population of eight and a half million people and an area of 116,000 km2, making it the seventh most populated and fifth largest province. The province was formed in 1679 with the passage of the new federal constitution and is largely coterminous with the previous Western Amarra region. The center of the province is dominated by the Forest of Malarbor, with forests and farmland to the south, and forests in the northern highlands, as well as Lake Meerzicht. It is bordered to the west by Cisamarra, to the north by Highpass, to the east by Eastern Amarra, to the southeast by Fatehpur Sikri and to the south by the Cosimo Sea. The capital Sëwulat is located in the northwestern part of the Fatehpur Sikri metropolitan area.
Geography
The western parts of the province are dominated by the Forest of Malarbor, which contains a few settlements and some roads, but is mostly within the federal reserve of the same name. The forest is a growing tourist destination. The Blackwater river form large parts of the border to the east with Eastern Amarra. In the southern parts of the province, the tropical forest is punctuated by farmland, with a rather rugged and inhospitable coastline. Lake Meersicht, one of the largest lakes in Sanama, is located in the highlands in the north and serves as the main source for the Blackwater river. The area has a number of gorges and caves which are popular destinations for rock climbers and cave explorers.
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