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Area of the Kargad Lands

"The total land area of the Kargad Lands is about 4750 square miles (12160 km²)".
Map of Earthsea with scale here - http://scv.bu.edu/~aarondf/earthsea/images/earthsea2.jpg -
Earthsea as a whole is just about 1500 miles across.
The Hur-at-Hur and Atnini pair appears to be about 300 miles long by about 150 miles wide, or perhaps a little less than 45,000 square miles for these two islands alone.
See also List_of_islands_by_area. -- 201.37.230.43 (talk) 22:54, 4 June 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Inca comparison deleted

I think the comparison of Kargish society to that of the Inca Empire is legitimate: highly militaristic, urbanized and technologically advanced (in the context of a pre-industrial world), but also generally illiterate. However until I can come up with something citable, e.g. some comment by the author or reflecting the author's thinking that an actual comparison was intended, I'll leave it as is. Ellsworth (talk) 02:20, 27 April 2012 (UTC)[reply]