Wild Isle Krai
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| Founded | May 2010 |
| Area | 467.3 m² |
| Citizens | Uninhabited |
| Official language(s) | None |
| Jurisdiction | Tsarist Empire of Gishabrun |
| Ambassador | HIM Tsar Kuri I |
| Status | National Park |
Wild Isle Krai is the oldest krai of the Tsarist Empire of Gishabrun. It is also one of the smaller Gishabrunian krais.
Etymology
The name "Wild Isle" comes from the name of the island it consists of, the Wild Isle, which was named that to describe its previously untamed state.
History
A few weeks after the Furnace War, HIM the Tsar captured an island in a nearby river (the "Wild Isle") that used to be almost untouched by humans until a group of people with excavators showed up to fix a problem with the river, and as a result destroyed all the wilderness on the island, prompting HIM the Tsar to capture it so as to protect it from such dsasters reoccuring. The island was declared a National Park and is currently undergoing a natural regeneration project.
Geography and climate
The Wild Isle Kraian climate is continental (but modified by the surrounding river with the Lake Effect), meaning it has an average of -3.5 degrees Celsius in winter, and an average of 22 degrees Celsius in summer, with 133.1 cm of snowfall each winter and 834 mm of percipitation year-round. Wild Isle Krai is completely surrounded by a river, consisting of mostly damp grassland (but there is a small wetland area). Wild Isle Krai contains Wild Isle National Park.
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