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[[File:Geographic Map Attu Archipelago.png|730px|right|thumb|The geographical map of the Attu Archipelago, showing biomes and elevation.]] |
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The '''Attu Archipelago''' is a series of islands located within the open ocean that covers most of the known world. Prior to the [[Grand Calming]], these islands were isolated from each other by persistent storms that had raged between them for the majority of recorded history. |
The '''Attu Archipelago''' is a series of islands located within the open ocean that covers most of the known world. Prior to the [[Grand Calming]], these islands were isolated from each other by persistent storms that had raged between them for the majority of recorded history. |
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The archipelago consists primarily of the inner islands of [[Kingdom of Akaria|Akaria]], [[Kingdom of Tietero|Tietero]], [[Utlia]], [[eee]], [[Casea]], [[Niueyjar]], [[Nongba]], [[Collective Kelelemi Republic|Kelelemi]], [[Ronatana]], and [[Faltiran Empire|Faltir]]. However, in some contexts, it is also used to describe all known islands of both the Attu Archipelago and the [[Brchipelago]]. |
The archipelago consists primarily of the inner islands of [[Kingdom of Akaria|Akaria]], [[Kingdom of Tietero|Tietero]], [[Utlia]], [[eee]], [[Casea]], [[Niueyjar]], [[Nongba]], [[Collective Kelelemi Republic|Kelelemi]], [[Ronatana]], and [[Faltiran Empire|Faltir]]. However, in some contexts, it is also used to describe all known islands of both the Attu Archipelago and the [[Brchipelago]]. |
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Latest revision as of 17:15, 28 July 2025

The Attu Archipelago is a series of islands located within the open ocean that covers most of the known world. Prior to the Grand Calming, these islands were isolated from each other by persistent storms that had raged between them for the majority of recorded history.
The archipelago consists primarily of the inner islands of Akaria, Tietero, Utlia, eee, Casea, Niueyjar, Nongba, Kelelemi, Ronatana, and Faltir. However, in some contexts, it is also used to describe all known islands of both the Attu Archipelago and the Brchipelago.