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| + | The Jetanie Archipelago rose from the sea about 1000 years after Pangaea split up to form the modern continents. |
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| − | The Jetanie Archipelago, along with the [[Noobian Islands|Noobian Archipelago]], used to be connected to mainland Europe, [[Robloxia]] [[United Noobian Nations|Island]], and the Iberian and [[Jaftsland|Jaftslish]] Peninsulas until a tsunami hit in 100 AD. |
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The Jetanian Archipelago is a group of islands located in the west of Europe. They consist of Jetania, Kuboia, Marvatia, Frawzin, Grakorea, Ziakoren, Sycrene, Asterisk, Tyono, Kherbet, Aetholin, Puerto Chango, Megassa, Okatia, CD20 Islands, Victoria, and Garajuen. The total population of the Jetanie Archipelago is around 205,505,025. The most populated is Okatia and the least populated is Kherbet.
History
The Jetanie Archipelago rose from the sea about 1000 years after Pangaea split up to form the modern continents.
See also
- List of provinces in the Jetanie Archipelago
- List of the largest cities in the Jetanie Archipelago
- List of countries in the Jetanie Archipelago by population