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The largest Urom group, the Ankhul, are indigenous to the territory’s lower elevations, traditionally inhabiting the Shalluk Valley and its larger side-valleys. Because their territory includes the areas most heavily colonised by Coscivians, Ankhul form the bulk of the “urban” Urom population, and most of the mixed population is of Ankhul descent. The Lishku tribe... | The largest Urom group, the Ankhul, are indigenous to the territory’s lower elevations, traditionally inhabiting the Shalluk Valley and its larger side-valleys. Because their territory includes the areas most heavily colonised by Coscivians, Ankhul form the bulk of the “urban” Urom population, and most of the mixed population is of Ankhul descent. The Lishku tribe... | ||
A small, isolated band of | A small, isolated band of Urom may be living near a small, extremely inaccessible glacial lake in the Northwest Countyship, according to three eyewitness reports from helicopter pilots who flew through the vicinity during the 21170s. If so, these Urom would be the last remaining {{wp|uncontacted people}} in Great Kirav. The Federal Land Administration, which owns the land, has since instituted a moratorium on helicopter flights through the area, which was already off-limits to visitors for safety reasons. | ||
The Yeti population of Verastia is unknown, but estimated to be somewhere between 10 and 50. Only 2 Verastia residents listed their ethnicity as Yeti on the 21200 census. | The Yeti population of Verastia is unknown, but estimated to be somewhere between 10 and 50. Only 2 Verastia residents listed their ethnicity as Yeti on the 21200 census. | ||