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Its location below the equator, size, climate and natural resources make Costa de Casilia very geographically diverse, as well as being very topographically diverse. It includes hils, mountains, plains, highlands, marshes and swamps, with much of the terrain being between 150 metres (492ft) and 700 metres (2,296ft) in elevation, especially the central mountain ranges which easily reach up to 1,400 metres (4593ft). | Its location below the equator, size, climate and natural resources make Costa de Casilia very geographically diverse, as well as being very topographically diverse. It includes hils, mountains, plains, highlands, marshes and swamps, with much of the terrain being between 150 metres (492ft) and 700 metres (2,296ft) in elevation, especially the central mountain ranges which easily reach up to 1,400 metres (4593ft). | ||
Casilias highest peak is Olho do Príncipe, which stands at 2,451 metres ( | Casilias highest peak is Olho do Príncipe, which stands at 2,451 metres (8,041ft), and is an iconic symbol of the Salazadores' harsh terrain, and the spirit of Casilian settlers to persevere regardless of the hard conditions. | ||
The country spans two time zones, UTC-7 and UTC-8, however those smaller populations who happen to reside within the -8 time zone typically use the -7 zone instead, though this use has not been officially recognised as of 2021. | The country spans two time zones, UTC-7 and UTC-8, however those smaller populations who happen to reside within the -8 time zone typically use the -7 zone instead, though this use has not been officially recognised as of 2021. | ||
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Republic of Costa de Casilia República da Costa de Casilia | |
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Flag | |
| Motto: 'Beyond the Sea, Begins the Steel'. | |
| Anthem: Our Home of Casilia. | |
| Capital | Porto Grande |
| Largest city | Gouvelândia |
| Official languages | Portuguese |
| Recognised national languages | Navanese Sedequian |
| Ethnic groups | Casilian 56.8% Navanese 24.2% Sedeqi 11.5% Other 7.5% |
| Demonym(s) | Casilian |
| Government | Multi-party parliamentary republic |
• Prime Minister of the Republic | Raissa Almeida Cardoso |
• Chancellor of the Palace | Jacó Fonseca |
| Legislature | Houses of the Republic Assembly |
| Grand Assembly | |
| Congressional House of Ministers | |
| Establishment | |
• A Grande Unificação (The Grand Unification) | 1802 |
• Tratado de Lagoa da Confusão (Treaty of Lagoa da Confusão) | 1921 |
| Area | |
• Total | 334,110 km2 (129,000 sq mi) |
| Population | |
• 2020 estimate | 56,071,912 |
• 2016 census | 56,002,246 |
• Density | 167.82/km2 (434.7/sq mi) |
| GDP (nominal) | 2019 estimate estimate |
• Total | 1.539 trillion ACU |
• Per capita | 27,448 ACU |
| HDI (2019) | 0.866 very high |
| Currency | Casilian Escudo (CAE) |
| Time zone | UTC-7 (UTC) |
| Date format | DD/MM/YYYY |
| Driving side | right |
| Calling code | +71 |
| Internet TLD | .cdc |
The Republic of Costa de Casilia (Portuguese: República da Costa de Casilia) , commonly known as Costa de Casilia and colloquially known as Casilia is a sovereign, island nation located within the Hagalaz Ocean, situated on the Salazadores archipeligo. It is located in the continent of Caleren and is bordered by the Casilian Straights and the expansive Halgalaz Ocean. The Republic is neighboured by Prybourne to the north and the Ganji Islands to the south west. At 334,110 square kilometres, it is one of the smaller nations in the continent, but still has a large population of over 56 million people. Its capital is the architecturally traditionalistic Porto Grande, and its most populous city is the popular holiday destination, Gouvelândia. The republic is organised into eight municipal prefectures, three island governorates and one autonomous region.
Costa de Casilia is a multi-party parliamentary republic with historical ties to the remains of a constitutional monarchy; the former monarch of which being King Bernardino I whom, despite not holding any political power, remains an ever present voice of reason and still holds considerable popularity despite the decline of the former-Royal family around him.
Costa de Casilia consists of four former nations, the Kingdom of Guardalega, the Kingdom of Alavarez, the Republic of Saint Cecilia and the United Tribes of Pindortama; all of which remained largely independent until the Grand Unification in 1802.
History
Geography
Costa de Casilia is an island nation based in the Salazadores archipelago, located primarily on the largest island of the archipelago, Antigalória. Its territory also encompasses the three nearby islands of Ilha de São João, Ilha do Golfinho, and Berçodereis. Also included is the smaller archipelago of the Casilian de Beleza Natural Excepcional, Ilhas de Semprehuva. There are also a number of smaller atolls and islets whose international claims are questioned by some and unrecognised by others.
Its location below the equator, size, climate and natural resources make Costa de Casilia very geographically diverse, as well as being very topographically diverse. It includes hils, mountains, plains, highlands, marshes and swamps, with much of the terrain being between 150 metres (492ft) and 700 metres (2,296ft) in elevation, especially the central mountain ranges which easily reach up to 1,400 metres (4593ft).
Casilias highest peak is Olho do Príncipe, which stands at 2,451 metres (8,041ft), and is an iconic symbol of the Salazadores' harsh terrain, and the spirit of Casilian settlers to persevere regardless of the hard conditions.
The country spans two time zones, UTC-7 and UTC-8, however those smaller populations who happen to reside within the -8 time zone typically use the -7 zone instead, though this use has not been officially recognised as of 2021.
For its size, Casilia has a very dense and complex system of rivers with four major drainage basins. The Tapagonas is the longest and widest river, and travels down the western half of Antigalória, starting from deep within the Mãos de Deus mountain range, before escaping into the Hagalaz. The Patalia, Rio Novormos and Mangeli make up the other three, with the Rio Novormos having the largest drainage basin of all.
Climate
Environment
Politics and Government
Foreign Relations
Military
Current Status
Following the unification of the Kingdom of Sulalém, and the Republic of Saint Celicia in 1901, becoming the fledgling republic that would govern the whole Salazadores archipeligo, the armies of each nation were unified under a single banner and ratified under the Articles of Unification (1902).
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