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| settlement_type = Countyship | | settlement_type = [[Countyship]] | ||
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| area_cosc = 2,219 [[kektare|㏍]] | | area_cosc = 2,219 [[kektare|㏍]] | ||
| area_lev = 1,109. | | area_lev = 1,109.5mi<sup>2</sup> | ||
| area_metric = 2,873.7㎢ | | area_metric = 2,873.7㎢ | ||
| timezone = West Punth Time | | timezone = West Punth Time | ||
Latest revision as of 16:47, 7 January 2024
Tomcollinsonia | |
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| Sovereignty |  Kiravian Collectivity |
| Country |  North Atrassic Crona |
| Territorial authority | Yordest Bay Colony |
| Seat | Limūnatra |
| Settlements | Municipalities
Cronite settlements
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| Landscape | |
| Development | Rural |
| Climate | Mesotemperate subcontinental |
| Native vegetation | Temperate broadleaf and mixed forest |
| Government | |
| • Type | Limited |
| • Body | none |
| • Magistrate | Donáill Drépar |
| Area | |
| • Kir. | 2,219 ㏍ |
| • Lev. | 1,109.5mi2 |
| • SI | 2,873.7㎢ |
| Population | ca. 36,000 |
| Languages | |
| • Official | Kiravic Coscivian |
| • Majority | Squatcobbler Cronite |
| Time Zone | West Punth Time |
| Website | www.tomcollins.ari.na |
Tomcollinsonia is a county of the Yordest Bay Colony, North Atrassic Crona. The county seat is Limunata, a planned city built at the confluence of Carbon Creek and the Little Juniper River. It is named in honour of eminent Kiravian academic E. H. Tomcollins, a leading expert on Levantine political and economic history, who advised future Governor Rogelius P.R.M. Xósveram during the latter's graduate studies.