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Demar

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Legends. This article is part of Legends: the expanded-universe stories that Lucasfilm set apart from canon in 2014.

Demar was the fourth planet of the Demar system.

The planet had one large continent in the eastern hemisphere, and three smaller ones in the western hemisphere. The hemispheres were separated by the Alto Ocean and the Lant Ocean. Ice caps covered both poles.

The geography mainly consisted of ancient, rocky mountains, long valleys, and wide plateaus. In the equatorial regions, the mountains were topped by huge, windswept mesas.

Cities were built in valleys, on the tops of plateaus, or into the sides of the mountains. Most cities were on the largest continent. Well-marked speederways and air-traffic routes connected Demar's cities.

The Lant Mining Corporation wholly owned the planet, and its corporate headquarters were located in the capital city of Janos. As a result, Demar's economy was very dependent on the fortunes of its corporate owner. Around the time of the Battle of Yavin, unemployment rates had skyrocketed due to a drop in Lant Mining's production. Thus the spaceports were often packed with people begging or looking for passage off Demar.

Maceb Joodsen, copilot of the Redshift Runner, was from Demar.

Text and facts from the “Demar” article on Wookieepedia, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. Modified for this site.

Facts

Region
Expansion Region
Sector
Brak sector
System
Demar system
Grid coordinates
O-14
Suns
1: Demar
Position
4
Lengthday
21 standard hours
Lengthyear
407 local days
Class
Terrestrial
Atmosphere
Type I (breathable)
Climate
Temperate
Gravity
Standard
Terrain
Hills
Mountain
Interest
Mesa 435
Otherspecies
Humans
Government
Lant Mining Corporation ownership and administration
Population
60 million
Cities
Janos (capital)
Tamen
Imports
High technology
Raw ore
Exports
Manufactured goods
Refined metals
Affiliations
Lant Mining Corporation

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