Pascifitonia

Pascifitonia

Flag of Pascifitonia
Motto: Pro tanto quid retrebamus
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Region	Europe
Capital	New Cardiff
Official Language(s)	English, Welsh, Mokeran & Other European Languages
Leader	Adam Smith
Population	82,000,000
Currency	LGA$
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Summary

Location

Pascifitonia is in Southern Europe bordering the Black Sea, Marentia, Unnasrt & Abruzicstan. The location is very convinient for trade and travel.

History

For pre 1967 history see New Wales In 1967 the Battle for Independance took place in Bishopton Castle. New Wales became Pascifitonia, an inderpendant state. Since then the country has been a liberal state. In 1994 The Green Party took power and made severe changes to the country's industries and power production.

Landscape

The landscape ranges from the flat areas and sandy beaches on the North Coast to the hills of the Kenning National Park, Southshire. Rivers form a major part of Pasciiftonia's infastructure.

The Country

Capital: New Cardiff

Population: 82,000,000

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The old Pascifitonian Flag. It will be taken out of official use on 12/08/05.

National Flower: The Daffodil

National Animal: Llama

National Embelm: The Leek

Motto: "Pro tanto quid retrebamus"

Nationaliy: Pascifitonian

National Anthem: Walk Forward

Timezone: CETE

Highest Point: Wilson Point

Lowest Point: Salisbury Basin

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The Pascifitonian Parliment Building, New Cardiff

Biggest Cities

1. New Cardiff - Capital

2. Yarmouth Bay

3. Bishopston

4. Trafalgar

5. Audly

6. Old Lichfield

7. Cley Hill

8. New Llandudno

9. Market Haybrough

10. Aylsham

Politics

The Government

1. The Minister for External Affairs - Dr. George FRANCIS
2. The Minister for International Trade - Lord Johnathon HEPFORD
3. The Minister for Economy and Industry - Prof. Aalen JAARNESÅ
4. The Minister for Finance - Kristoph LAARE
5. The Minister for Justice - Lord William LUCAS
6. The Minister for Internal Affairs - Kriaan LEORØ
7. The Minister for Transport and Infrastructure - Dr. Rhiannon DERAA
8. The Minister for the Parliment - Samual REYNOLDS
9. The Minister for War and Defence - Dr. Brendan JOHNSON
10. The Minister for Education and Science - Liam KEYZOR
11. The Minister for Culture - Liaane FANØSE
12. The Minister for Public Health - Kriablos NEIANTO
13. The Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Environment - Lord Luke THOMPSON
14. The Minister for Tourism - Dr. Susanna SMITH
15. The Minister for Media and Sport - Dr. Maøs LARK