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Revision as of 22:51, 26 April 2024
| West Thracia Batı Trakya Bölgesi |
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| Region of East Zimia and the Wallis Islands | |||
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| Nation |  East Zimia and the Wallis Islands |
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| Established | 1724 AN | ||
| Capital | Anzo | ||
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| • Total | 156,096 km2 (60,269 sq mi) | ||
| Population (1731 AN) | |||
| • Total | 1,029,219 | ||
| Time zone | CMT +7 | ||
West Thracia, officially the West Thracia Region (Thraci: Batı Trakya Bölgesi), is a region of East Zimia and the Wallis Islands in northern Corum. It was established in 1724 AN from the western half of Inner Thracistan. Prior to 1731 AN, the region was known simply as Thracia.
Demographics
Principal ethnic groups in West Thracia, 1731 AN
Wallisians (0.91%)
East Zimians (6.84%)
Gamesman (0.87%)
Thraci (81.76%)
Imab-Adred-Nas (1.05%)
Hhoti (1.91%)
Sangunese (2.36%)
Other (4.3%)
First languages in Hhotia, 1731 AN
Pallisican (8.62%)
Thraci (83.67%)
Imabi (1.05%)
Sangunese (2.36%)
Istvanistani (2.1%)
Other (2.2%)
In 1731 AN, West Thracia had a population of 1,029,219. The largest ethnic group are the Thraci, who comprise just under 82% of the total population.
Ethnic groups
| Region | East Zimians | Wallisians | Thraci | Imab | Hhoti | Gamesman | Sangunese | Other | Total |
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| West Thracia | 70,415 | 9,303 | 841,456 | 10,824 | 19,680 | 8,945 | 24,309 | 44,287 | 1,029,219 |
Cities
West Thracia's principle cities are the regional capital, Anzo, and Agassos.
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