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'''Ananela Island''' is the largest of three islands in the [[Collective Kelelemi Republic]]. The southernmost and easternmost island is Ananela Island. [[Koraliti Island]] is separated from Ananela Island by the Crooked Channel. |
'''Ananela Island''' is the largest of three islands in the [[Collective Kelelemi Republic]]. The southernmost and easternmost island is Ananela Island. [[Koraliti Island]] is separated from Ananela Island by the Crooked Channel. |
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On Ananela Island there are 3 rivers, the largest of which is the Kelania River. All three originate from the Eluti Mountain Range in the centre of the island- These mountains are the highest elevation land in the Collective Republic and the largest mountains overall. These mountains are surrounded by the Haki Forest, a vast tropical jungle which contains much of the island and the nation’s resources. It also has Asema Bay to the south and Uzebe Bay to the east, both large fishing centres. |
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Revision as of 15:05, 16 February 2025
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| Location | Kelelemi |
| Archipelago | Attu Archipelago |
| Highest Point | Mount Adurasia 14,417 ft |
| Largest Settlement | Wowonami |
| Population | 1.5 million |
| Ethnic groups | Kawakian, Sawaji, Sorewa |
Ananela Island is the largest of three islands in the Collective Kelelemi Republic. The southernmost and easternmost island is Ananela Island. Koraliti Island is separated from Ananela Island by the Crooked Channel.
On Ananela Island there are 3 rivers, the largest of which is the Kelania River. All three originate from the Eluti Mountain Range in the centre of the island- These mountains are the highest elevation land in the Collective Republic and the largest mountains overall. These mountains are surrounded by the Haki Forest, a vast tropical jungle which contains much of the island and the nation’s resources. It also has Asema Bay to the south and Uzebe Bay to the east, both large fishing centres.