Hiyon Nenpan (/ˈhijon ˈmempan/ Old Sluyan)

Geography

Hiyon Nenpan is an expansive island, boasting an impressive area of 1,771,224 square miles. It holds the notable distinction of being the largest island within the subcontinent of Sluyan. Geographically, Hiyon Nenpan sits strategically between the 46th parallel in the north and the 17th parallel in the south, while longitudinally it's positioned between 44 degrees east and 75 degrees east. The island's dimensions underline its significant geographical presence. From its northernmost point to its southernmost tip, it stretches for approximately 1980 miles, a testament to its imposing length. Similarly, its width is also quite remarkable, measuring approximately 1702 miles at its broadest point.

Alternative Name(s)

Hiyon Island

Type

Island

Location under

Sluyan

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