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{{Infobox country
|conventional_long_name = Morstaybishlian Overseas Territory of
|common_name =
|native_name = New Kaltaria ([[W:English language|Staynish]])
|image_flag = File:New Calth.png
|flag_caption = Flag
|national_motto =
|national_anthem =
|image_map =
|loctext = Map
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|ethnic_groups_year = 2017
|demonym =
|leader_title1 = [[wikipedia:High king|High-King]]
|leader_name1 = [[Lambertus VII]]
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==Geography==
[[image:New Calth open habitat subtropic forest.jpg|left|thumb|220px|
[[image:Island coastline near New Calth.jpg|left|thumb|220px|
===South-eastern Alaias forests===
[[image:New Calth North-eastern Colonarius forest.jpg|right|thumb|220px|North-eastern Colonarius forest|link=Special:FilePath/New_Calth_North-eastern_Colonarius_forest.jpg]]
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This is a tall, dense, species-rich forest in a moist and warm temperate climate. The highest canopy is formed from the intermeshed crowns of the most massive trees. Understories are formed from medium-sized, multitrunked trees and the forest floor is home to a range of indigenous shrubs, bushes, ferns, and flowers. Enormous lianas and vines reach up to the canopy and between the branches and a variety of animals inhabit these woods. These woodlands spread far and wide in Colonarius Province.
[[image:New Calth westlands - mesa grasslands.jpg|right|thumb|220px|
===Western-Mesa grasslands===
The furthermost western regions of
Invertebrates such as insects and arachnids, small rodents, shrews and avian species inhabit the mesa grasslands, of which the most common avian species are the [[Wikipedia:Northern black korhaan|white-quilled bustard]] and the [[Wikipedia:Eastern long-billed lark|Nova-Calthia long-billed lark]]. The only predator in the mesa grasslands is the [[Wikipedia:Cape eagle-owl|Arcturian eagle-owl]].
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