Els Cantos da Talossa

[Iustì Carlüs Canun]

I'm working on a map (technically, modifying a map) of Talossa, with all the provinces and cantons. I know that at least some of the cantons have different names in English and Talossan, and I want to either do two versions of the map or put both names on the one map.
To do this, I need to know the names of the cantons in Talossan, and some of them I can't find.
Can anyone help me?

[Iustì Carlüs Canun]

Also, I would like the Talossan names of Pengöpäts's cantons (or whatever it's divided into) in Talossan.

[Iustì Carlüs Canun]

And the capitals.

[Hooligan]

I would ask that you coördinate this effort with the Ministry of Stuff (perhaps you are inadvertently applying to become a Deputy Minister of Stuff?) and/or with the Regent of the University of Talossa (we need a head of the Department of Geography, I believe). Whatever you are working on should be, if you are amenable to it, a government publication (through MinStuff) or a royal publication (through the U. of Talossa).

Good for you, Iustì!

Hooligan

[Jack Fenton]

I suggest putting Cezembre on an inlet. And here's ya info

Capital: Repaires-des-Corsaires
Cantons: Zone Authorisee and Zone Interdite, in French
Zoneu Autgorisat and Zoneu Tradicat, in Talossan

[Sir C. M. Siervicül]

As far as I know, Maricopa is the only province with official Talossan names for its cantons (i.e. names that are even more Talossan than the ones that appear on the current maps). They can be found in the draft provincial constitution here.

EDIT: Speaking of that thread -- Iustì, you're a Maricopan. Read the draft constitution and the proposed amendments discussed in that thread and speak your piece!