All the questions so far (and my answers):
Is it fictional? Yes
Is it on Earth? Sort of (this will make more sense later on)
Does it carry people? No
Do people live there? Yes
Is it on land? If it were to exist, it would be on land
Is it in the sea? No
Is it over land? No
Is it over the sea? No
Would it exist in a major civilization? Most definitely
Would it be modern? My guess is it wouldn't look modern
Would it be futuristic? Most definitely not
Would it be set in the past? Not sure what you mean by this
Is it in Europe? Big Yes and no
Is it in Africa? Yes and no
Is it in the Americas? Big Yes and no
Is it in Asia? Yes and no
Is it in Australia? Yes and no
Is it in Oceania? Yes and no
Is it in Antarctica? No
Would it be wholly on one plane of existence? It does exist on a certain plane of existence, however (and this is a big hint) said plane is not physical
Would it move (relative to the Surface of the Earth)? In a way it can move to different areas.
Is it planned to exist? No
If so, is it known exactly where it would exist? No set place
Is it the matrix? No
Is it imagined in a novel? It is probably mentioned in a novel, but did not originate in one. It was first mentioned in a book though.
A book first published this century? No
First published in the 20th? No
Published pre-1900? Yes
Could this 'book' be described as a religious text? Yes
Could it be described as a scientific text? Not Really
Is this place something an 'idea' like the 'Holy Roman Empire', or the Knights Templar of Scotland. I mean, are we talking about a specific physical place or not so much? Yes and No. It isn't a physical place but not exactly like the "Holy Roman Empire"
Is this place your 'happy place'? It isn't an unhappy place
Anglosphere? It is not the anglosphere
Purgatory? No
Is this 'place' directly linked to some form of organised religion? No, I wouldn't say directly to a specific form of organised religion, but it does have a few links to organized religion in general.
Is it a place in the afterlife? No
Is it Elysium? No
Has it been described as a utopia? Nope
Was the book first published pre-1800? Yes
Pre-1600? Yes
Has this place been an important part of any popular mythology/culture? Or is it fanboys only? Probably has been well known in some culture, but now few people know of it. I wouldn't call the people who know of it fanboys either.
Do you much about this place? There isn't much to know about it
Mass Produced Pre-1200? No
Written Pre-1200? Yes
Could it be classified as mythological? No
And if so, is it mythology of scandanavian origin (as far as we know)? N/A
Written Pre-zero AD? Yes
Was the book first published in Europe? Yes
Was the book first published in the Americas? No
Do the people who live there also live in places in Earth? Yes
Was it ever thought to be real? No
Was the book a Catholic text? Technically
Was the book written by a Christian? No
Was author an atheist? No
Was author Italian? No
Was author Spanish? No
Was author Muslim? No
Is it related to Greek philosophy? Very indirectly
Do non-human sapients inhabit it? No
Is the book the bible or any of its closely associated texts? yes
Tarshish ? No
So the book is the bible? Yes
And the author is Jewish? Yes
Is it some kind Christian zone/empire? No
Kingdom of heaven? No
Is it Hungry Jacks in Brisbane? No
Are there men in it? Yes
Are there women? Yes
Are there children? Depends on the interpretation, but probably few
Are there gods? In it, no
Can people die? Yes
Do people work there? People who inhabit it do work, and their line of work is sometimes associated with it, but people don't work in it.
Do people pray a lot there? Depends on the interpretation
Are people punished or tortured there? No
Do people suffer there? No
So all the people in it do similar work? Similar, maybe
Are all the people in it have some sort of official association or grouping in the real world/ do they all belong to one group? no
Is it mentioned in the Book of Mormon? to my knowledge, no.
I made it hard, sorry. After the Koana islands though, it is clear these can be insufferable.