Lutang

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Republic of Lutang Republika ng Lutang (Santimo) Capital: Bagong Bandila Population: 96,113,340 (2023)

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Lutang (Santimo: Republika ng Lutang; IPA: [luˈtaŋ]), officially the Republic of Lutang is a country in North Archanta. It is surrounded by Sae to the west, Majésia to the south, and AR904 to the east. The capital is Bagong Bandila. Lutang is densely populated, and dominated by forests; with the few pockets of flat land being heavily urbanized.

Bagong Bandila itself is part of the Greater Bandila Area, which includes Araminta, Nabong, Pauwakin, and Riman. The GBA is home to 17 million people (23 million if the spillover into West Sundin is included), making it Lutang's most populated province. To the east of the GBA is West Sundin, into which a large part of the GBA conurbation has spilled over. West Sundin's capital is Solidago, a major center of the Lutang oil, gas, and petroleum industry and a hub for Lutang's music scene. West of the GBA is Araminta, Lutang's richest city by per-capita GDP. To the far east of the country is Huntsman Island, whose capital is Matilda and whose largest city is Rochelle. Northwest Huntsman Island is also heavily urbanized, with approximately 10 million people living there out of the island's 13 million population.

Demographics

Demographics of Lutang
Demonym	Lutang (adjective) Lutanger (person)
Official languages	Ingerish, Santimo
Religion
Non-religious    75% Christic    16% Imani    6% Other (inc. Koinoia)    2% Ibriyim    1%
Literacy	98
Life expectancy	87 (male) 93 (female)

Religion

Most of Lutang's urban population are non-religious. Religion is more common in the rural parts of the country and particularly in Kaitang and Litsaanan.

Language

Ingerish and Santimo are Lutang's two most common languages. Many people in urban areas use Ingerish in daily life, while people in rural areas are more likely to speak Santimo. A form of speech known as Santerish, which combines Santimo and Ingerish words, is also spoken in urban areas and transitional areas between rural Santimo-majority areas and urban Ingerish-majority areas.

Health

Healthcare in Lutang is provided by the government. Privately run for-profit hospitals coexist with government hospitals.