Matkha

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Matkha (Amafjk: Matxa, pronunciation: [ṽætˣx̪͆æ], Ngyo: Vmatxa, pronunciation: [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 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.