Telokona
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Telokona | |
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Region of Central Crona | |
| Continent | Crona |
| Subcontinent | South Crona |
| Historical relations |  Varshan Kelekona Alstin |
| Possible cultures | Central Cronan indigenous |
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| • Total | 974,200 km2 (376,140 sq mi) |
Telokona is a geographical region located in Central Crona. It features land borders with Varshan to the north, Kelekona to the east, Ormatia to the south, and Alstin to the west. Telokona has a population of 23 million people, concentrated on the region's portion of the Innis River Basin.
Telokona historically was under the banner of Zurgite Varshan, and often was a point of interest for conflict between Varshan and the Qabóri Woqalate during the Great Cronan Game. The region was mainly settled by agrarian Central Cronan indigenous tribes, who were also focused on during the annual Varshani huntocracy, which heavily stunted its population growth for four centuries. Despite this, Telokona's agricultural industry thrived due to lower demand in a very rich region for farming. The largest Telokonese city, Tep!atl, is a major hub for agricultural trade throughout the region.
Geography
Telokona is a landlocked region, however that is made up for by an abundance of rivers and lakes that span throughout the region, the most notable being the Innis River. Because of this, its population of 23 million people is mostly concentrated within the Innis River Basin, which is comprised of very rich and arable land suitable for the cultivation of many crops. The largest three cities, Tep!atl, Lekojot, and Netokkl, are situated on the Innis River Basin. In the northeastern and western portions, Telokona is covered by the ___ and Qalhéq Mountains, respectively, and are very sparsely-populated areas.
The central three-quarters of Telokona features an entirely subtropical dry-summer climate, which adds more fuel for the region's agrarian strategies. Eastern Telokona usually receives a decent amount of rainfall, mostly occurring in cooler months because of its climate. The elevated west and northeast features a steppe, semiarid climate, with hot summers and cold winters, mostly consisting of vast grasslands.