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Copake sits at the northeastern corner of the [[Nysdra Sea]] in northern [[Crona]], and is one of the world's northernmost countries. The country is divided into a southwestern peninsular region - called the Wappinger Peninsula - which shoots out into the Nysdra Sea and curls to the southeast, and an inland region which extends to the east of the peninsular area. The Wappinger Peninsula has a very low-lying coast, but the rest of the country is relatively uniformly flat in terms of topography. The peninsula wraps around an inlet known as Wappinger Bay which sits roughly in the center part of the country. The nation's climate is primarily {{wp|subarctic}}, with the peninsular lowlands and Wappinger Bay coastal areas experiencing warm temperatures during the peak of summer. Accordingly, the coastal lowlands are the primary population center of the country. Much of this region is deforested and has several major population centers relative to their latitude. The climate in this region and ready availability of fish has allowed Copake to sustain a very large population relative to its latitude; it is comparably dense to [[Vithinja]] in some portions of the country. The majority of the inland region is heavily forested with {{wp|tamarack}} and other comparable trees.