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'''Tátláhnták''' is a plateau and series of mountain ranges located in eastern Amalthea. The various mountain ranges and basins provide natural borders which gave rise to the current political divisions in the region. Tátláhnták is inhabited mostly by peoples of the North Amalthean and Serkr-Auspik ethnolinguistic groups. | '''Tátláhnták''' is a plateau and series of mountain ranges located in eastern Amalthea. The various mountain ranges and basins provide natural borders which gave rise to the current political divisions in the region. Tátláhnták is inhabited mostly by peoples of the North Amalthean and Serkr-Auspik ethnolinguistic groups. Its extremities are bounded by [[Solea]] in the north and [[Auspikitan]] to the south and east. | ||
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Tátláhnták is a plateau and series of mountain ranges located in eastern Amalthea. The various mountain ranges and basins provide natural borders which gave rise to the current political divisions in the region. Tátláhnták is inhabited mostly by peoples of the North Amalthean and Serkr-Auspik ethnolinguistic groups. Its extremities are bounded by Solea in the north and Auspikitan to the south and east.