Hiatt (world)

Hiatt/Fahlnar (Reaver's Deep 2639)
Classic Era (1116)	A855733-A Starport A Excellent: Starship Construction, Overhaul, Refined fuel Size 8 Large (12,800 km, 0.80g - 1.08g) Atmosphere 5 Thin Hydrographics 5 Wet World 50% Population 7 Moderate (40 million) Government 3 Self-Perpetuating Oligarchy Law 3 Low Law (no automatic weapons) Tech Level A Early Stellar (jump drive)
See also	UWP
System Details
Primary	G7 V
Planetoid Belts	1
Gas Giants	4

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Hiatt is an agricultural garden world with a near-ideal, utopian environment conducive to most sophonts.

• As an agricultural world, this world is a near-ideal environment for producing quality foodstuffs of plant, animal, and other forms. Quality foodstuffs are a major export commodity for this world.
• Its economy and population are rapidly growing and living conditions are expected to incrementally rise barring outside forces.
• It is a member of the Solomani Confederation in the Fahlnar Subsector of Reaver's Deep Sector.

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