Terra Nostrum

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Terra Nostrum
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Area21,278,880 km2
8,215,820 sq mi
Population~1,000,000,000
Population density49.18/km2
127.4/sq mi
DemonymRoman
CountriesNovus Romanum Imperium
LanguagesModern Latin
Time zonesWST, NST, RST, SST, TST
Internet TLD.rom

Terra Nostrum is a large continent encompassing more than 21 million square kilometres. It is composed of one chief continental shelf, namely the Roman Plate. All together, Terra Nostrum comprises one nation. Terra Nostrum is surrounded by vast bodies of water, including the Mares Neptune in the center, Salacia in the south, Antonia in the west and Magnificum in the north and east.

Name

The name "Terra Nostrum" is the Latin term for "Our Land". This was what the first Roman settlers decided to name the land when they first arrived on the continent. The name was derived from the Roman name for the Mediterranean Sea, Mare Nostrum.

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