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Copperhead modernly is a {{wpl|developing nation}} with a low to medium rating on the {{wpl|human development index}}. Copperhead's economy is primarily focused on {{wpl|agriculture}}, {{wpl|forestry}}, {{wpl|fishing}} and {{wpl|mining}}. Copperhead boasts large deposits of coal and bauxite that traditionally have served as the backbone of the economy, though this has lessened to a minor degree in recent years as worker organizations and environmental policy have shifted. During the period where Copperhead and Shenandoah were united before the [Insert War], Copperhead was famed for its exportation of vast amounts of coal yearly. | Copperhead modernly is a {{wpl|developing nation}} with a low to medium rating on the {{wpl|human development index}}. Copperhead's economy is primarily focused on {{wpl|agriculture}}, {{wpl|forestry}}, {{wpl|fishing}} and {{wpl|mining}}. Copperhead boasts large deposits of coal and bauxite that traditionally have served as the backbone of the economy, though this has lessened to a minor degree in recent years as worker organizations and environmental policy have shifted. During the period where Copperhead and Shenandoah were united before the [Insert War], Copperhead was famed for its exportation of vast amounts of coal yearly. | ||
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The Republic of Copperhead The Copperhead Republic | |
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 Flag | |
| Capital | Harrisonville |
| Largest city | Olive Hill |
| Official languages | Licanan |
| Demonym(s) | Copperhead |
| Government | Federal Republic |
• President | Jonathan Baker |
• Speaker of the Assembly | Henry Carroll |
| Population | |
• 2018 estimate | 13,567,809 |
• 2018 census | 13,103,789 |
| GDP (nominal) | estimate |
• Total | $72,000,000,000 |
• Per capita | $5,538 |
| Currency | Copperhead Greenback ($) |
| Date format | mm/dd/yyyy |
| Driving side | right |
| Calling code | +131 |
| ISO 3166 code | .CHR |
The Republic of Copperhead (commonly referred to as the The Copperhead Republic or simply Copperhead) is a landlocked country located in northern-western Tetruin. The capital is Harrisonville which is located on the bank of the Copperhead River in the heart of the Pineton Foothills. The largest city is Olive Hill located in the Heartland Valley, one of the longest valleys in the world located in the south of the country.
The sovereign state of Copperhead is a federal republic as well as a representative democracy with a unicameral legislature. Copperhead is internally divided into thirteen constituent states. Copperhead is bordered by Shenandoah to the north. The majority of the country lies within the Spruceton Mountains and is famed for its multitude of waterways that stem from the Copperhead River. Copperhead is the largest landlocked country in the world and the [insert] largest by total landmass.
With a population of only thirteen million, Copperhead is a relatively unpopulous nation, boasting one of the lowest population densities in the world. The population of Copperhead is multiethnic, comprising descendants of settlers from Atsumaku, Hyboria, Trinovantom, Temuair, Ostlichtor, as well as the original [Chris Empire] colonizers and indigenous peoples. Licanan is the official language, though some protections for indigenous languages exist as well; the most common of which are Shoahokton and Cheekatta.
Copperhead modernly is a developing nation with a low to medium rating on the human development index. Copperhead's economy is primarily focused on agriculture, forestry, fishing and mining. Copperhead boasts large deposits of coal and bauxite that traditionally have served as the backbone of the economy, though this has lessened to a minor degree in recent years as worker organizations and environmental policy have shifted. During the period where Copperhead and Shenandoah were united before the [Insert War], Copperhead was famed for its exportation of vast amounts of coal yearly.