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'''Matkha''' ([[Amafjk language|Amafjk]]: ''Matxa'', <small>pronunciation: </small>[[w:Help:IPA|[ṽætˣx̪͆æ]]], [[Ngyo language|Ngyo]]: ''Vmatxa'', <small>pronunciation: </small>[[w:Help:IPA|[vmatχ͢xa]]],), officially the '''Republic of Matkha''', is an archipelago nation in the northern [[Bellic Ocean]] consisting of five major islands and various smaller islets and atolls. It shares no land-based or maritime borders, but the closest states are [[Kasten]] and [[Haobora]]. With the exception of [[Tantj Tasfemjx · Kaksj'x-Itisjx]] and [[Tantj Tasfemjx · Kaksj'x-Fimnj]], the five inhabited islands of Matkha are separated by large spans of water and have thus developed vastly different languages and cultures. | '''Matkha''' ([[Amafjk language|Amafjk]]: ''Matxa'', <small>pronunciation: </small>[[w:Help:IPA|[ṽætˣx̪͆æ]]], [[Ngyo language|Ngyo]]: ''Vmatxa'', <small>pronunciation: </small>[[w:Help:IPA|[vmatχ͢xa]]],), officially the '''Republic of Matkha''', is an archipelago nation in the northern [[Bellic Ocean]] consisting of five major islands and various smaller islets and atolls. It shares no land-based or maritime borders, but the closest states are [[Kasten]] and [[Haobora]]. With the exception of [[Tantj Tasfemjx · Kaksj'x-Itisjx]] and [[Tantj Tasfemjx · Kaksj'x-Fimnj]], the five inhabited islands of Matkha are separated by large spans of water and have thus developed vastly different languages and cultures. | ||
The country is divided into four provinces each centered on one of the primary islands, all of which except for [[Tantj Tasfemjx Province|Tantj Tasfemjx]] include many outlying islands. | The country is divided into four provinces each centered on one of the primary islands, all of which except for [[Tantj Tasfemjx Province|Tantj Tasfemjx]] include many outlying islands. In total, there are 136 islands larger than 1 km², of which 86 are inhabited. The inhabited islands vary in size from 22 km² ([[Vpñuwvlyahwp]]) to 25,428 km². | ||