To'ufenua: Difference between revisions

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To'ufenua is a small overseas territory of the Arbemaisonnese Empire, even though Arbemaisonnes hardly has a military presence there. It is a part of the empire on paper, but in reality you might as well call it independent.

Islands

To'ufenua currently consists of just five islands, only two of those have names, and only one is inhabited.

To'ufenuan Islands

Here Nui Archipelago
- Motu Herehere (Inhabited)
- Motu Ra'au
Unnamed Archipelago
- 3 other unnamed islands

Economy

The To'ufenuan economy is entirely run by the fishing and tourism industries. To'ufenua is one of the poorest (if not the poorest) nations. The only reason most buildings are still there is because foreigners are attracted to the little tropical paradise and maintain those small huts.

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 == Islands ==
-To'ufenua currently consists of just seven islands, only two of those have names, and only one is inhabited.
+To'ufenua currently consists of just five islands, only two of those have names, and only one is inhabited.
 ==== To'ufenuan Islands ====
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 * Unnamed Archipelago
 ** 3 other unnamed islands
-* [[Strange Archipelago]]
-** 2 unnamed islands
 == Economy ==
 The To'ufenuan economy is entirely run by the fishing and tourism industries. To'ufenua is one of the poorest (if not ''the'' poorest) nations. The only reason most buildings are still there is because foreigners are attracted to the little tropical paradise and maintain those small huts.
-== Nature ==
-To'ufenua has many interesting plants and fungi on its islands. On the Strange Archipelago, there are two incredibly rare fungi, the [[trypospongium]] and the [[slimeshroom]]. The only known place where they grow naturally is on this small Archipelago. Both were also brought to [[Arbemaisonnes]] for [[Zals Tree Collection]], but that's where it ends.
-Lots of interesting trees can be found in To'ufenua as well, and most of them are native to these islands. On Motu Herehere, there is the [[To'ufenuan palm]], which is quite common there, and there is also the [[Hereherepalm]], the smallest palmtree ever recorded. On Motu Ra'au, there is the [[Tahatai palmtree]], which is native to the island. It used to be extremely rare, but fortunately its numbers are finally growing.