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== Demographics ==

=== Ethnic groups ===

=== Population ===

{{Historical populations

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|1980 |256904

|1990 |304592

|2000 |492381

|2010 |571909

|2020 |651753

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The Cartadania Office of the Census found that the reported population of Lotoa was 651,753 at the 2020 Census, which was finalized on 31 December 2020, making it the third-most populous territory in Cartadania. The population density of the territory is {{convert|466|PD/km2|PD/sqmi}}, making Lotoa the fourth-most densely populated territory of Cartadania.

=== Ethnic groups and ancestry ===

According to census findings, the population of Lotoa in 2020 was:

* Polynesian 39.2

* Pardo 24.2%

* Cronan 14.6%

* Alshari 9.3%

* Latinate or northern Levantine descent 4.1%

* Audonian 1.3%

* Other 7.3%

As it's heritage and identity would indicate, there are strong Polynesian ancestry lines amongst Lotoan people, especially those from the southern coastal regions of Anamua County. Like most of Cartadania, the Pardo group holds a sizeable percentage of the population, trailing Polynesian descent by about 15%.

=== Health ===

=== Languages ===

The federal official language in Cartadania is Cartadanian, and as a result, the language of business, government, and instruction in Lotoa is Cartadanian as well. However, due to the Cultural Retention Act of 1980, Congress has protected and continues to encourage the combined use of the Lotoan language alongside Cartadanian. Approximately 49% of the population has reported speaking Lotoan at home in Lotoa, including those born abroad and born in the metropole.

The most common languages spoken in Milan as of 2022 are:

* 71% [[Cartadanian language|Cartadanian]]

* 49% {{wp|Samoan|Lotoan}} (bilingual speakers; 18% Lotoan alone)

* 5% [[Stenza]]n

* Other languages less than 1% each

=== Religion ===

~~=== Health ===~~

Lotoa is mostly {{wp|irreligious}}, although there is a large {{wp|Christian}} community within the territory as well. Cartadania did not bring missionaries to Lotoa on its trips to the archipelago, and as a result of extremely limited contact with other countries, the religion never garnered a large community. It is beginning to grow in more recent years, but the amount of Lotoans who practice Christianity is still low, about 15% of the population.

~~=== Education ===~~

== Culture ==

=== Music ===

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 == Demographics ==
-=== Ethnic groups ===
+=== Population ===
+{{Historical populations
+|title      =
+|type        =
+|align      = right
+|1980 |256904
+|1990 |304592
+|2000 |492381
+|2010 |571909
+|2020 |651753
+}}
+The Cartadania Office of the Census found that the reported population of Lotoa was 651,753 at the 2020 Census, which was finalized on 31 December 2020, making it the third-most populous territory in Cartadania. The population density of the territory is {{convert|466|PD/km2|PD/sqmi}}, making Lotoa the fourth-most densely populated territory of Cartadania.
+=== Ethnic groups and ancestry ===
+According to census findings, the population of Lotoa in 2020 was:
+* Polynesian 39.2
+* Pardo 24.2%
+* Cronan 14.6%
+* Alshari 9.3%
+* Latinate or northern Levantine descent 4.1%
+* Audonian 1.3%
+* Other 7.3%
+As it's heritage and identity would indicate, there are strong Polynesian ancestry lines amongst Lotoan people, especially those from the southern coastal regions of Anamua County. Like most of Cartadania, the Pardo group holds a sizeable percentage of the population, trailing Polynesian descent by about 15%.
+=== Health ===
 === Languages ===
+The federal official language in Cartadania is Cartadanian, and as a result, the language of business, government, and instruction in Lotoa is Cartadanian as well. However, due to the Cultural Retention Act of 1980, Congress has protected and continues to encourage the combined use of the Lotoan language alongside Cartadanian. Approximately 49% of the population has reported speaking Lotoan at home in Lotoa, including those born abroad and born in the metropole.
+The most common languages spoken in Milan as of 2022 are:
+* 71% [[Cartadanian language|Cartadanian]]
+* 49% {{wp|Samoan|Lotoan}} (bilingual speakers; 18% Lotoan alone)
+* 5% [[Stenza]]n
+* Other languages less than 1% each
 === Religion ===
-=== Health ===
+Lotoa is mostly {{wp|irreligious}}, although there is a large {{wp|Christian}} community within the territory as well. Cartadania did not bring missionaries to Lotoa on its trips to the archipelago, and as a result of extremely limited contact with other countries, the religion never garnered a large community. It is beginning to grow in more recent years, but the amount of Lotoans who practice Christianity is still low, about 15% of the population.
-=== Education ===
 == Culture ==
 === Music ===

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