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|conventional_long_name = Republic of | |conventional_long_name = United Republic of Oregon | ||
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|common_name = | |common_name = Oregon | ||
|image_flag = File:Flag of Cascadia.svg | |image_flag = File:Flag of Cascadia.svg | ||
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|ethnic_groups_year = 2018 | |ethnic_groups_year = 2018 | ||
|demonym = | |demonym = Oregonian | ||
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[[ | [[Oregon]], officially the [[Oregon|United Republic of Oregon]] is a sovereign state in North America. located on the shores of the Pacific Ocean. It borders [[Laurentia]] to the west, [[Alaska]] to the northwest, the Pacific Ocean to the west, and [[California]] to the south. Apart from its mainland area, the country also includes numerous islands, the most important of which are Vancouver Island and Charlotte Island. | ||
Oregon is a unitary parliamentary republic, known across the world as a progressive and liberal state. The country is also home to many native tribes and people, which are largely autonomous from the government. The Oregonian geography is dominated by the peaks of the Rocky Mountains and by vast forests. Its economy depends on naval industry, mining, forestry, agriculture (especially in the southern regions) and tourism, as Oregon's uncontaminated natural wonders attract many tourists. Administratively, the country is subdivided into twelve provinces, which are Astoria, Fraser, New Caledonia, Columbia, Vancouver, Mitchell, Puget, Modoe, Idaho, and the Queen Charlotte Islands. | |||
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United Republic of Oregon | |
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| Capital | Vancouver |
| Largest city | Seattle |
| Official languages | None at the officail level |
| Recognised national languages | English |
| Recognised regional languages | Indigenous, Spanish, Japanese, Chinese, French, German, Russian, Irish, other |
| Ethnic groups (2018) |
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| Demonym(s) | Oregonian |
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Oregon, officially the United Republic of Oregon is a sovereign state in North America. located on the shores of the Pacific Ocean. It borders Laurentia to the west, Alaska to the northwest, the Pacific Ocean to the west, and California to the south. Apart from its mainland area, the country also includes numerous islands, the most important of which are Vancouver Island and Charlotte Island.
Oregon is a unitary parliamentary republic, known across the world as a progressive and liberal state. The country is also home to many native tribes and people, which are largely autonomous from the government. The Oregonian geography is dominated by the peaks of the Rocky Mountains and by vast forests. Its economy depends on naval industry, mining, forestry, agriculture (especially in the southern regions) and tourism, as Oregon's uncontaminated natural wonders attract many tourists. Administratively, the country is subdivided into twelve provinces, which are Astoria, Fraser, New Caledonia, Columbia, Vancouver, Mitchell, Puget, Modoe, Idaho, and the Queen Charlotte Islands.