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The '''Province of Shakar''' ([[Packilvanian]]: ''LuDominimne aluShakar'') is the largest province in [[Packilvania]] by area and the smallest by population. It borders [[Jumhurikesh]] to the northeast, [[Ukanar]] to the southwest, [[Kharyat]] to the south, and [[Ashura]] to the southeast. Some estimates suggests that it comprises 20% to 25% of the country’s land area despite comprise 4% to 6% of the population. Thus, with an area of over 1.2 million km², it is one of the largest administrative subdivisions by land area. It has a total population of approximately 86.23 million people. It has a fairly low population density of approximately 80 to 90 people per square kilometer however most of them are concentrated in cities likes Sharkol, the capital.
 
Shakar has one of the lower GDPs in Packilvania, about 700 billion KRB, yet it compares favourably with most nations in the world. After [[Ashura]], Shakar has the largest petroleum, and gas reserves in the world. As suchNevertheless, it has one of the highestlowest GDP per capitas in Packilvania, over 8,000 KRB. Furthermore it contains the largest deposits of lithium and potash and other minerals in the world. Despite having the lowest population, it also has the top 2 highest carbon emissions in Packilvania after [[Fidakar]] due to its high output and reliance on fossil fuels. As with all other Packilvanian provinces, Shakar's predominant religion is Paxism yet small bands of folk religions are practiced syncretically by nomadic desert tribes.
 
Shakar contains the Packilvanian Cold Desert and a third of the Packilvanian Hot Desert, the former being one of the largest in the world. As a result, Shakar is the hottest and coldest place in the country. Shakar has an incredibly long geological history. It has the highest amount of fossilized dinosaur finds in the country. According to archeologists, it was once an inland sea then a lush rainforest. During the periods of Ice Ages and its movement northward, it desertified. Thus, the province relies on water from aquafirs that was captured during this period underground that rises in the form of oases.
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