Tanoa

One of the four main archipelagoes in the Horizon Islands, the Tanoa Province comprises of five landmasses which together form the country's Northern Division:


 * Balavu: The northernmost island in the south-west. It comprises of seven towns scattered throughout the island; the largest (Balavu) being named after the island itself. A bridge and ferry route connects it to the neighbouring landmass of Katkoula.
 * Katkoula: The southernmost landmass in the south-west. It consists of six towns, an airfield, two long range transmitter antennas and a small harbour for local ferries and domestic shipping. Its largest settlement is the town of Katkoula.
 * Moddergat: South-eastern island. It has twelve towns and villages with the largest settlement being the town of Lijnhaven. Moddergat's populace are bilingual and can speak fluently in both French and Dutch.
 * Tanoa: North-eastern landmass. The largest of the five islands in the archipelago, the provincial capital of Georgetown is located here. Heavily industrialised, a railway network - mostly covering the west side - spans across the entire island and helps to deliver raw materials and harvested resources to the province's largest harbour: the Blue Pearl Industrial Port.
 * Tuvanaka: North-western island. It is mostly devoid of civilian settlements and only consists of two towns, Tuvanaka and Belfort. In recent years following the government's political shift towards the East, almost three quarters of the island has been reserved for exclusive use by CSAT peacekeepers and is strictly off-limits to unauthorised personnel.