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[[Kalam]] is an island chain and archipelago composed of 7 large isles and several smaller uninhabited isles. |
[[Kalam]] is an island chain and archipelago composed of 7 large isles and several smaller uninhabited isles. |
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== Main isles == |
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In alphabetical order, Kalam's isles are: |
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*[[Hatun]], the third most populous and most dense in terms of population. |
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*[[Hikuen]], Kalam's highest [[w:GDP]] island. |
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*[[Kuchu]], the smallest and least populous isle. |
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*[[Pacha]], the northernmost, largest and second most populous isle. |
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*[[Puyu]], the second smallest isle. |
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*[[Samay]], the second largest and most populous isle. |
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*[[Wasi]], the third smallest but second densest isle. |
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Revision as of 10:22, 6 August 2025
Kalam is an island chain and archipelago composed of 7 large isles and several smaller uninhabited isles.
Main isles
In alphabetical order, Kalam's isles are:
- Hatun, the third most populous and most dense in terms of population.
- Hikuen, Kalam's highest w:GDP island.
- Kuchu, the smallest and least populous isle.
- Pacha, the northernmost, largest and second most populous isle.
- Puyu, the second smallest isle.
- Samay, the second largest and most populous isle.
- Wasi, the third smallest but second densest isle.