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==Geography==

Nakosa is a temperate and humid country, sprawling with various landscapes. The southern parts of Nakosa are more forest-filled, while the northern part is mostly plains. Bordering Nakosa with Helslandr and Pledonia is the Plelsakan Mountan range, spanning nearly the entire west border of Nakosa, apart from a medium sized gap in the centre of the border of Nakosa and Helslandr. Nakosa's largest mountain, however, exists near the eastern border in a small region of land called the 'Blabel Plains', famous throughout the nation for it's stunningly high hills and beautiful forests. Known by locals as 'Bakkeman' or, translated literally, 'Hill Man', Mt Bakkeman stands at 3,164 metres tall.<br />

Nakosa is a temperate and humid country, sprawling with various landscapes. The southern parts of Nakosa are more forest-filled, while the northern part is mostly plains.

=== Mountains ===

Bordering Nakosa with Helslandr and Pledonia is the Plelsakan Mountan range, spanning nearly the entire west border of Nakosa, apart from a medium sized gap in the centre of the border of Nakosa and Helslandr.

==== Mt Bakkeman ====

Nakosa's largest mountain, however, exists near the eastern border in a small region of land called the 'Blabel Plains', famous throughout the nation for it's stunningly high hills and beautiful forests. Known by locals as 'Bakkeman' or, translated literally, 'Hill Man', Mt Bakkeman stands at 3,164 metres tall.<br />

==Culture==

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 ==Geography==
-Nakosa is a temperate and humid country, sprawling with various landscapes. The southern parts of Nakosa are more forest-filled, while the northern part is mostly plains. Bordering Nakosa with Helslandr and Pledonia is the Plelsakan Mountan range, spanning nearly the entire west border of Nakosa, apart from a medium sized gap in the centre of the border of Nakosa and Helslandr. Nakosa's largest mountain, however, exists near the eastern border in a small region of land called the 'Blabel Plains', famous throughout the nation for it's stunningly high hills and beautiful forests. Known by locals as 'Bakkeman' or, translated literally, 'Hill Man', Mt Bakkeman stands at 3,164 metres tall.<br />
+Nakosa is a temperate and humid country, sprawling with various landscapes. The southern parts of Nakosa are more forest-filled, while the northern part is mostly plains.
+=== Mountains ===
+Bordering Nakosa with Helslandr and Pledonia is the Plelsakan Mountan range, spanning nearly the entire west border of Nakosa, apart from a medium sized gap in the centre of the border of Nakosa and Helslandr.
+==== Mt Bakkeman ====
+Nakosa's largest mountain, however, exists near the eastern border in a small region of land called the 'Blabel Plains', famous throughout the nation for it's stunningly high hills and beautiful forests. Known by locals as 'Bakkeman' or, translated literally, 'Hill Man', Mt Bakkeman stands at 3,164 metres tall.<br />
 ==Culture==

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