Geography of Nismiram
Nismiram is a large island at the north-west end of the Sokam Empire. It is roughly 2,255 km by 1,330 km, occupying 2,355,527 km2. Roughly 43% of this is arable land, or 1,016,774 km2. The remaining 1,338,752 km2 is divided among wilderness, rivers, lakes, and the like.
Population
Nismiram's population is approximately 70,665,810 persons.
- 1,413,318 residents are isolated or itinerant.
- 62,892,570 residents live in 139762 villages.
- 4,239,948 residents live in 848 towns.
- 1,766,645 residents live in 148 cities.
- 353,329 residents live in 3 big cities.
The average distance between villages is 4 km.
The average distance between towns is 53 km.
The average distance between cities (including big cities) is 125 km.
Nismiram supports 2 Universities.
Agriculture
Nismiram supports 155,464,782 head of livestock:
- 105,716,051 fowl (e.g. chickens, geese, ducks).
- 49,748,731 dairy and meat animals (e.g. cows, goats, pigs, sheep).
The largest agricultural export of Nismiram is cloth made from lila fibers. While attempts have been made to grow lila trees in other lands, the bark does not develop properly making them unsuitable for textile production.
Castles and Fortifications
The inhabitants of Nismiram have been building castles for the last 500 years.
There are approximately 1729 standing fortifications in Nismiram.
1,413 castles are in active use.
316 castles are ruined or abandoned.
1,297 castles are located in settled areas.
432 castles are located in remote areas, unsettled areas, or wilderness.
Major Cities

There are nine major cities in Nismiram, three of which have populations over 20,000.