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'''Trinity Island''', officially the '''Commonwealth of Trinity Island''', is a state in southeastern [[Federal States]]. One of the smallest states in terms of area, Trinity Island is known for its striking geography, as the state consists of a large island (Atwick Island) and other smaller islands (St. Mary and Holy Island). It borders on [[Passamaqueets]] and [[Thermond]] to the north, [[Astrantia]] to the west, the [[Ardentic Ocean]] to the east, [[Perchorsee Bay]] and [[Perchorsee Isles Nature Reserve]] to the south.   
'''Trinity Island''', officially the '''Commonwealth of Trinity Island''', is a state in southeastern [[Federal States]]. One of the smallest states in terms of area, Trinity Island is mostly known for its islands: Atwick, St. Mary and Holy Island, as well as the hills (some of them grouped) that predominate in its geography. It borders on [[Passamaqueets]] and [[Thermond]] to the north, [[Astrantia]] to the west, the [[Ardentic Ocean]] to the east, [[Perchorsee Bay]] and [[Perchorsee Isles Nature Reserve]] to the south.   


The capital and largest city of Trinity Island is [[Worthington]].   
The capital and largest city of Trinity Island is [[Worthington]].   

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Trinity Island, officially the Commonwealth of Trinity Island, is a state in southeastern Federal States. One of the smallest states in terms of area, Trinity Island is mostly known for its islands: Atwick, St. Mary and Holy Island, as well as the hills (some of them grouped) that predominate in its geography. It borders on Passamaqueets and Thermond to the north, Astrantia to the west, the Ardentic Ocean to the east, Perchorsee Bay and Perchorsee Isles Nature Reserve to the south.

The capital and largest city of Trinity Island is Worthington.

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