Austilos
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The Federal Republic of Austilos | |
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Motto: "Freedom is found in absence of corporation!" quote from Former President Miguel Corante | |
Anthem: WIP | |
Capital and largest city | Bagres |
Recognised national languages | English, Spanish |
Demonym(s) | Austilian |
Government | Federal Republic |
• President of Austilos | Juan Luengas (G) |
• Vice President | Lori Torrio (G) |
• Congress Majority Leader | Evan Costeles (G) |
Legislature | Unicameral |
Area | |
• Total | 312,060 km2 (120,490 sq mi) |
Population | |
• 2021 estimate | 8,659,734 |
• Density | 27.8/km2 (72.0/sq mi) |
HDI (2021) | 0.780 high |
Currency | Austilian Dollar (ALD) |
Time zone | UTC+9 |
Date format | mm-dd-yyyy |
Driving side | left |
The Federal Republic of Austilos, more commonly known as Austilos, is a nation located in Meredonne. It is made up of four different provinces and is around 312,060 square kilometers with a population of around 8.5 million. It is bordered by Layfet to the south, and Latvia and Saaremaa and the Arcadian Commonwealths to the east. The capital and largest city is Bagres and is located in the Aquilos province.
Etymology
The name of the capital city of Bagres is presumably from the scientific name for the Gafftopsail catfish (known to residents of Austilos as the Austilian Saltwater Catfish), Bagres marinus. The Gafftopsail catfish is a very important commercial fish in Austilos.
History
Foundation of Aquilos
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List of Austilian Predsidents
1st Miguel Corante (L) 1931-1940
2nd Olivar Cerreras (G) 1940-1946
3rd Roberto Nuncio (L) 1946-1952
4th Dan Corante (L) 1952-1956
5th Tory Rudy (G) 1956-1962
6th Daniel Rodrick (L) 1962-1968
7th Gabriel Cerreras (G) 1968-1974
8th Ben Torres
Juan Luengas (G) 2019-present
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