ʻAisilani
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| Kolomuʻa | Lekaviki | ||
| lea faka-Ofisiale | Lea faka-ʻAisilani | ||
| Lahi ʻo e fonua (km²) | 103 125 | ||
| Tokolahi ʻo e kakai ʻo e fonua | 376 248 (2022) | ||
| meʻa fefakatauʻaki | ʻAisilani kilona | ||
| Fakaʻuli he ngaahi hala ʻi he | mataʻu | ||
| mataʻitohi māʻolunga ʻo e vaheope | .is | ||
| Fika telefoni mei he tuʻapuleʻanga | +354 | ||
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| Mape ʻo ʻAisilani | |||
Ko ʻAisilani ko ha fonua ia ʻi ʻEulope.
- ʻAisilani - Ísland
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Lekaviki -
Geysir -
Glaumbaer -
Skogafoss -
Smyrlabjoerg -
Djupivogur -
Vik-Reynisdrangar -
Eyjafjoerdur -
Gardsvik -
Thingvellir
| ʻEulope |
| Ngaahi fonuá: Falanisē · Finilani · Hōlani · Hungakalia · Kalisi · Kolo Vatikani · Kōsovo · Kuloisia · Lakisemipeki · Lativia · Lepupelika Seki · Likitenisitaini · Lituania ·Lomēnia · Lūsia · Malita · Masetōnia fakatokelau · Molotova · Monako · Monitenikalo · Noauē · Pelalusi · Pelesiume · Pilitānia · Polani · Posinia mo Hesikōvina · Potukali · Pulukalia · Saipalesi · Sā Malino · Seōsia · Sēpia · Siamane · Silovākia · Silōvenia · Sipeini · Suēteni · Suisilani · Tenimaʻake · Toake · ʻAealani · ʻAisilani · ʻAlipania · ʻAmēnia · ʻAnitola · ʻAositulia · ʻAsapaisani · ʻEsitōnia · ʻĪtali · ʻŪkalaʻine |
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