Cavala

2nd Republic of Cavala République de Cavala (Cavalan)
Flag Emblem of Cavala Emblem
Motto: "Vive le Cavala" "Long live Cavala"
Anthem: XXX
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Capital	Godfrey
Largest city	Moreux
Official language and national language	Cavalan
Ethnic groups (1998)	97.4% Cavalan 2.6% Others
Religion (1999)	63% Terranity 17.8% Hafan 13.1% No religion 6.1 Others
Demonym(s)	Cavalan
Government	Unitary semi-presidential republic
• President	Mathéo Vasseur
• Prime Minister	Alberte Jacquinot
Legislature	Parliament
• Upper house	Senate
• Lower house	Assembly of Deputes
Establishment
• Cavalan Revolutionary War	12 Kunnen 1812–28 Gunyana 1816
• Cavalan Republic established	1 Okjatab 1860
• Cavalan Empire established	27 Marto 1865
• Tebax Revolt	31 Tebax 1948
• Current constitution and 2nd Republic	2 Gunyana 1948
Area
• Total	422,633 km2 (163,180 sq mi) (XXX)
• Water (%)	0.85%
Population
• 1987 estimate	47,295,000 (XXX)
• 1994 census	48,392,100
• Density	114.5/km2 (296.6/sq mi) (XXX)
GDP (PPP)	1998 estimate
• Total	$4.391 trillion (XXX)
• Per capita	$48,329 (XXX)
GDP (nominal)	1999 estimate
• Total	$3.289 trillion (XXX)
• Per capita	$43,924 (XXX)
Gini (1996)	27.5 low (XXX)
HDI (1994)	0.854 very high (XXX)
Currency	Bilet (Ƀ) (BLT)
Time zone	MTS-9 (West Oranland Time)
Date format	dd-mm-yyyy
Driving side	right
Calling code	XXX
Internet TLD	.ca
Preceded by Cavalan Empire

Cavala, officially the Republic of Cavala (Cavalan: République de Cavala), is a country in western Oranland and overseas regions and territories in the Domicas and the Nullaric. Its main territories extends from the XXX river to the Ingentric and from the Zestoric to the Neragese Channel; overseas territories include Cavalan Iolana in Flonesia and many islands in South and North. Cavala borders XXX to the north, XXX and XXX to the south, and XXX to the east. Its sixteen provinces (4 of which are overseas) span a combined area of 422,633 km²(163,180 sq mi) and over 48 million people (as of 1994). Cavala is a unitary semi-presidential republic with its capital in Godfrey, the country's largest city and main cultural and commercial centre; other major urban areas include Moreux, Port-de-Gagnon, XXX, XXX, and XXX.

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