by family conflicts. The spirits, speaking through the women, typically admonish family members to treat each other better. Cultural references There are some references on the Chuukese language, treating guests, and on beliefs in the sci-fi book "Reefsong" from Carol Severance. Municipalities Of the 40 municipalities of the state, 16 fall within the Chuuk Lagoon and 24 in the Outer Islands. In the table below, each is followed by its population at the 2010 Census: Chuuk Lagoon (36,158) Faichuk (11,305) Eot (266) Fala-Beguets (672) Paata (1,107) Polle (1,498) Romanum (865) Tol (4,579) Udot (1,680) Wonei (638) Northern Namoneas (14,620) Fono (388) Piis-Penau (376) Weno (13,856) Southern Namoneas (10,233) Fefan (3,471) Param (342) Tonowas (3,517) Tsis (349) Uman (2,554) Outer Islands (12,496) Mortlocks (5,677) Etal (672) Kutu (323) Losap (248) Lukunor (848) Moch (932) Nama (676) Namoluk (355) Oneop (400) Pis-Losap (258) Satawan (692) Ta (273) Northwest (6,819) Fananu (580) Magur (159) Murilo (329) Nomwin (763) Onari (193) Ono (172) Pisaras (227) Poluwat (745) Pulap (1,168) Pulusuk (1,116) Ruo (241) Tamatam (493) Ulul (633) Politics and government The State of Chuuk is one of the four federal states of the Federated States of Micronesia. As a democratic federation, each state has the ability to retain large number of power within the state as well as a certain level of sovereignty typical of federal states. The chief executive of Chuuk is the governor. Chuuk has a bicameral legislature. Education Chuuk State Department of Education operates public schools. Public high schools: Chuuk High School - Weno Faichuk High School Moch High School Mortlock High School Southern Namoneas High School (SNHS) Weno High School Private secondary schools: Berea Christian High School - Weno Saramen Chuuk Academy Xavier High School - Weno Mizpah Christian High School Seventh Day Adventist Mission School Private primary schools: Pentecostal Light House Academy Saint Cecilia School Seventh Day Adventist Mission School Tourism Chuuk State received the largest number of visitors of any of the Federated States of Micronesia. However, tourism is relatively under-developed. In the FSM's Development Plan for Chuuk, published in 2016, factors which disadvantaged the development of tourism in Chuuk included a lack of infrastructure, in particular irregular ferries between islands and a lack of regular electricity supplies on all islands apart from Weno. The report recognized that it is primarily Chuuk's underwater assets that would bring tourism, including its marine diversity and the Second World War shipwrecks