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	\| 21.34%		\| 21.34%
	\| 6,374 km<sup>2</sup>		\| 6,374 km<sup>2</sup>
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	\| 0.39%		\| 0.39%
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	! colspan=3\| '''Total'''		! colspan=3\| '''Total'''
	! colspan=2\| 2,387,142		! colspan=2\| 2,387,142
	! colspan=2\| 21,783 km<sup>2</sup>		! colspan=2\| 21,783 km<sup>2</sup>
	\|}		\|}

	[[Category:Countries]]		[[Category:Countries]]
	[[Category:Carnian]]		[[Category:Carnian language]]

Larsqui: /* Geography */

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Geography

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	The northern part of the country is dominated by the '''Julian Alps''', which include some of the highest peaks in the Eastern Alps. Triglav, the highest mountain, reaches 2,864 meters and holds symbolic importance as a national landmark. The Alpine region is characterized by mountain valleys, glacial lakes, and fast-flowing rivers. The '''[[w:Soča\|Santia]] valley''', with its distinctive emerald-green river, cuts through the mountains and has become known for its natural beauty and outdoor recreation.		The northern part of the country is dominated by the '''Julian Alps''', which include some of the highest peaks in the Eastern Alps. Triglav, the highest mountain, reaches 2,864 meters and holds symbolic importance as a national landmark. The Alpine region is characterized by mountain valleys, glacial lakes, and fast-flowing rivers. The '''[[w:Soča\|Santia]] valley''', with its distinctive emerald-green river, cuts through the mountains and has become known for its natural beauty and outdoor recreation.

	South of the Alps lies the '''Cars plateau''', a limestone region that has given its name to karst topography worldwide. This area features underground rivers and UNESCO-listed cave systems.. The plateau's harsh bora winds and distinctive red soil create unique conditions for viticulture, particularly in the Vipava valley.		South of the Alps lies the '''Cars plateau''', a limestone region that has given its name to karst topography worldwide. This area features underground rivers and UNESCO-listed cave systems. The plateau's harsh bora winds and distinctive red soil create unique conditions for viticulture, particularly in the Vipava valley.

	The '''Adriatic coast''' presents a sharp contrast to the mountainous interior. The coastline stretches from Trest in the north to beyond Reaca in the south, encompassing the entire Istrian peninsula. Coastal cities like Piran, Coper, and Rovyn retain their Venetian architectural heritage, with narrow stone streets, bell towers, and harbor-front piazzas that reflect centuries of Italian cultural influence. The Mediterranean climate here supports olive groves, vineyards, and coastal tourism.		The '''Adriatic coast''' presents a sharp contrast to the mountainous interior. The coastline stretches from Trest in the north to beyond Reaca in the south, encompassing the entire Istrian peninsula. Coastal cities like Piran, Coper, and Rovyn retain their Venetian architectural heritage, with narrow stone streets, bell towers, and harbor-front piazzas that reflect centuries of Italian cultural influence. The Mediterranean climate here supports olive groves, vineyards, and coastal tourism.

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Geography

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	The '''Adriatic coast''' presents a sharp contrast to the mountainous interior. The coastline stretches from Trest in the north to beyond Reaca in the south, encompassing the entire Istrian peninsula. Coastal cities like Piran, Coper, and Rovyn retain their Venetian architectural heritage, with narrow stone streets, bell towers, and harbor-front piazzas that reflect centuries of Italian cultural influence. The Mediterranean climate here supports olive groves, vineyards, and coastal tourism.		The '''Adriatic coast''' presents a sharp contrast to the mountainous interior. The coastline stretches from Trest in the north to beyond Reaca in the south, encompassing the entire Istrian peninsula. Coastal cities like Piran, Coper, and Rovyn retain their Venetian architectural heritage, with narrow stone streets, bell towers, and harbor-front piazzas that reflect centuries of Italian cultural influence. The Mediterranean climate here supports olive groves, vineyards, and coastal tourism.

	The '''~~Gorsky~~ Cotar''' highlands in the southeast form a forested mountain region that connects the coast with the interior. This area serves as an important watershed and remains sparsely populated, known for its dense forests and traditional highland villages.		The '''Gorscky Cotar''' highlands in the southeast form a forested mountain region that connects the coast with the interior. This area serves as an important watershed and remains sparsely populated, known for its dense forests and traditional highland villages.

	== Administration ==		== Administration ==

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Geography

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	Carnia's geography is remarkably diverse, transitioning from high Alpine peaks to Mediterranean coastline within a relatively small area. This variety has historically divided the country into several distinct regions, each with its own character.		Carnia's geography is remarkably diverse, transitioning from high Alpine peaks to Mediterranean coastline within a relatively small area. This variety has historically divided the country into several distinct regions, each with its own character.

	The northern part of the country is dominated by the '''Julian Alps''', which include some of the highest peaks in the Eastern Alps. Triglav, the highest mountain, reaches 2,864 meters and holds symbolic importance as a national landmark. The Alpine region is characterized by mountain valleys, glacial lakes, and fast-flowing rivers. The '''Soča valley''', with its distinctive emerald-green river, cuts through the mountains and has become known for its natural beauty and outdoor recreation.		The northern part of the country is dominated by the '''Julian Alps''', which include some of the highest peaks in the Eastern Alps. Triglav, the highest mountain, reaches 2,864 meters and holds symbolic importance as a national landmark. The Alpine region is characterized by mountain valleys, glacial lakes, and fast-flowing rivers. The '''[[w:Soča\|Santia]] valley''', with its distinctive emerald-green river, cuts through the mountains and has become known for its natural beauty and outdoor recreation.

	South of the Alps lies the '''Cars plateau''', a limestone region that has given its name to karst topography worldwide. This area features underground rivers and UNESCO-listed cave systems.. The plateau's harsh bora winds and distinctive red soil create unique conditions for viticulture, particularly in the Vipava valley.		South of the Alps lies the '''Cars plateau''', a limestone region that has given its name to karst topography worldwide. This area features underground rivers and UNESCO-listed cave systems.. The plateau's harsh bora winds and distinctive red soil create unique conditions for viticulture, particularly in the Vipava valley.

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	=== Ottoman Wars and Coastal Expansion ===		=== Ottoman Wars and Coastal Expansion ===
			[[File:Piran Carnia.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Typical coastal architecture in Piran highlights the Romance heritage of the region]]
	The Ottoman advance into the Balkans during the 15th century changed the region's politics. Carnia positioned itself as a frontier defender, gaining Habsburg support for southward expansion. When Venice struggled against Ottoman naval power, Carnia occupied southern Istria in the late 15th century. By the mid-16th century, the remaining Venetian holdings in Istria had passed to Carnian control.		The Ottoman advance into the Balkans during the 15th century changed the region's politics. Carnia positioned itself as a frontier defender, gaining Habsburg support for southward expansion. When Venice struggled against Ottoman naval power, Carnia occupied southern Istria in the late 15th century. By the mid-16th century, the remaining Venetian holdings in Istria had passed to Carnian control.

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	When Austria-Hungary collapsed in 1918, the Carnian National Council declared independence. Peace negotiations were complicated by competing claims from Italy and the new Yugoslav state. The final settlement left Lower Carniola to Yugoslavia while Carnia retained Trest, Istria, and the southern coast, though western borders with Italy remained disputed for several years. The interwar period saw Carnia establish itself as a small Central European nation, while the blend of old Habsburg administration, port-based economy and local language made it one of the more stable small states to emerge from the empire’s collapse.		When Austria-Hungary collapsed in 1918, the Carnian National Council declared independence. Peace negotiations were complicated by competing claims from Italy and the new Yugoslav state. The final settlement left Lower Carniola to Yugoslavia while Carnia retained Trest, Istria, and the southern coast, though western borders with Italy remained disputed for several years. The interwar period saw Carnia establish itself as a small Central European nation, while the blend of old Habsburg administration, port-based economy and local language made it one of the more stable small states to emerge from the empire’s collapse.

			== Geography ==
			[[File:Carnian Alps.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Julian Alps in the northern Carnia]]

			Carnia's geography is remarkably diverse, transitioning from high Alpine peaks to Mediterranean coastline within a relatively small area. This variety has historically divided the country into several distinct regions, each with its own character.

			The northern part of the country is dominated by the '''Julian Alps''', which include some of the highest peaks in the Eastern Alps. Triglav, the highest mountain, reaches 2,864 meters and holds symbolic importance as a national landmark. The Alpine region is characterized by mountain valleys, glacial lakes, and fast-flowing rivers. The '''Soča valley''', with its distinctive emerald-green river, cuts through the mountains and has become known for its natural beauty and outdoor recreation.

			South of the Alps lies the '''Cars plateau''', a limestone region that has given its name to karst topography worldwide. This area features underground rivers and UNESCO-listed cave systems.. The plateau's harsh bora winds and distinctive red soil create unique conditions for viticulture, particularly in the Vipava valley.

			The '''Adriatic coast''' presents a sharp contrast to the mountainous interior. The coastline stretches from Trest in the north to beyond Reaca in the south, encompassing the entire Istrian peninsula. Coastal cities like Piran, Coper, and Rovyn retain their Venetian architectural heritage, with narrow stone streets, bell towers, and harbor-front piazzas that reflect centuries of Italian cultural influence. The Mediterranean climate here supports olive groves, vineyards, and coastal tourism.

			The '''Gorsky Cotar''' highlands in the southeast form a forested mountain region that connects the coast with the interior. This area serves as an important watershed and remains sparsely populated, known for its dense forests and traditional highland villages.

	== Administration ==		== Administration ==

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	'''Carnia''' ([[Carnian]]: ''Carnia'' [[w:Help:IPA\|[kâɾnjɐ]]]), officially the '''Republic of Carnia''' ([[Carnian]]: ''Republica Carnia'' [[w:Help:IPA\|[ɾɛpʊ̟blîːkɐ kâɾnjɐ]]) is a country in Central Europe. It borders ~~Italy~~ to the ~~west~~, ~~Austria~~ to the ~~north~~, Slovenia to the east, and Croatia to the south and ~~southeast~~.		'''Carnia''' ([[Carnian]]: ''Carnia'' [[w:Help:IPA\|[kâɾnjɐ]]]), officially the '''Republic of Carnia''' ([[Carnian]]: ''Republica Carnia'' [[w:Help:IPA\|[ɾɛpʊ̟blîːkɐ kâɾnjɐ]]]) is a country in Central Europe located at the junction of the Alps, the Pannonian Plain, and the Adriatic Sea. It borders Austria to the north, Italy to the west, Slovenia to the east, and Croatia to the southeast, with a coastline along the northern Adriatic. The country covers approximately 21,783 square kilometers and has a population of around 2.4 million.

			Carnia's territory encompasses a diverse geography ranging from the Julian Alps in the north to Mediterranean coastal towns in the south. The capital and largest city is Lubiana, while Trest serves as the country's main port and economic hub. Other major cities include Celves, Reaca, and Gorsa.

			The [[Carnian\|Carnian language]], a South Slavic language with distinct Romance influences, is the official language, though Italian and German enjoy protected status in certain regions. Carnia's unique position has shaped its culture as a meeting point of Slavic, Germanic, and Romance traditions.

	== Etymology ==		== Etymology ==

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 '''Carnia''' ([[Carnian]]: ''Carnia'' [[w:Help:IPA|[kâɾnjɐ]]]), officially the '''Republic of Carnia''' ([[Carnian]]: ''Republica Carnia'' [[w:Help:IPA|[ɾɛpʊ̟blîːkɐ kâɾnjɐ]]) is a country in Central Europe. It borders Italy to the west, Austria to the north, Slovenia to the east, and Croatia to the south and southeast.
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 == Administration ==
 Carnia has two levels of administrative divisions: regions and municipalities. There are 8 regions, of which 2 belong to the autonomous cities of Lubiana and Trest.
 === Regions ===
-* Corintia
+{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
-* Gorna Craina
+|-
-* Serenna Craina
+!rowspan=2| Region
-* Obale-Cars
+!rowspan=2| English name
-* Istra
+!rowspan=2| Capital
-* Libursca
+!colspan=2| Population (2024)
-* Lubiana (autonomous city)
+!colspan=2| Area
-* Trest (autonomous city)
+|-
 [[Category:Countries]]
 [[Category:Carnian]]

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 The term came to be used in the end of the 10th century after the territories of Carinthia and Carniola united into a single duchy.
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 * Istra
 * Libursca
-* Lubiana
+* Lubiana (autonomous city)
-* Trest
+* Trest (autonomous city)
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