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Tol Amn
Astrographical
Region	Hutt Space[1]
System	Tol Amn system[1]
Grid coordinates	R-11[1]
Trade routes	Oktos Route[2]
Physical
Climate	Stormy[3]
Societal
Immigrated species	Various[3]
Population	Less than 1 million (local average) (25 ABY)[4]
Affiliation	Hutts[3]

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Tol Amn was a stormy planet that was located within the galaxy's Hutt Space region. The planet lay on the hyperlane called the Oktos Route, and on that murky world, serfs owned by members of the Hutt species grew foodstuffs. The territory surrounding Tol Amn was temporarily abandoned by the Hutts approximately four millennia before the Battle of Yavin, although eventually the Hutts would reclaim that area of space.

DescriptionEdit

Tol Amn was a murky, stormy planet^[3] that was located within the Tol Amn system of the galaxy's Hutt Space region.^[1] The planet lay on the hyperlane called the Oktos Route that connected it to the world of Toydaria.^[2] Tol Amn was used by members of the Hutt species for foodstuff production, with serfs of various species being employed to that end.^[3]

HistoryEdit

The territory surrounding Tol Amn was considered well-explored by the year 8,000 BBY^[5] and was under the control of the Hutt species as early as 5,000 BBY.^[6] By 3,996 BBY, however, the borders of the Hutt Space had receded Rimward, and the area of space containing Tol Amn was no longer under Hutt control.^[7] Thirty years later, Tol Amn's immediate vicinity had been incorporated in the Dark Lord of the Sith Darth Revan's Empire.^[8] By 1,000 BBY, the Hutts had regained their former territorial holdings, including the territory surrounding the stormy planet.^[9] The local population average of the region of space containing Tol Amn around the year 25 ABY was less than one million.^[4]

Behind the scenesEdit

Tol Amn was first mentioned in The Essential Atlas—a reference book co-authored by Jason Fry and Daniel Wallace, and published on August 18, 2009—which placed the planet in grid square R-11.

SourcesEdit

• The Essential Atlas (First mentioned)

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