Pavonistade
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Pavonistadian Provinces | |
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Motto: Unum in multa, multis in unum (Latin) "One under many, many under one" | |
Anthem: "Glory for Pavonistade" | |
Capital | Emerson |
Largest City | Vadopolis |
Official languages | English |
Recognised national languages | English |
Ethnic groups (2015) | 71.5% White 10.2% Black 7.8% Aboriginal 3.2% Asian 2.9% mixed-background 4.4% other |
Demonym(s) | Pavonistadian Pavon |
Government | Federal constitutional presidential republic |
• President | Calvin Elmore |
• Vice President | Otakta Sgriki |
• Chief Justice | Bethany Macallister |
Legislature | Parliament |
Establishment | |
• Jopj Combine | 971 BCE |
• New Colonies | 1659 |
• Pavonistadian Provinces | August 8, 1829 |
Area | |
• Total | 552,875.7 km2 (213,466.5 sq mi) |
• Water (%) | 8.12% |
Population | |
• 2017 estimate | 53,300,000 |
• 2013 census | 52,120,596 |
• Density | 94/km2 (243.5/sq mi) |
GDP (PPP) | 2017 estimate |
• Total | $2.162 trillion |
• Per capita | $41491.65 |
GDP (nominal) | 2017 estimate |
• Total | $2.174 trillion |
• Per capita | $41703.12 |
Gini (2014) | 42 medium |
HDI (2014) | 0.915 very high |
Currency | Pavoid (♇) (PVP) |
Time zone | UTC−02:00 |
Date format | mm-dd-yyyy |
Driving side | right |
Calling code | +422 |
ISO 3166 code | PV |
Internet TLD | .pv |
Pavonistade (/pərvəniːsteɪd/), officially the Pavonistadian Provinces and also known as the Provinces, is a country that consists of 6 provinces and one federal district. It is an island country situated to the Canary Islands and Cape Verde.
Pavonistade is a federal constitutional presidential republic. It is a democracy, with the President being both the heads of state and government. English is the sole official and national language of Pavonistade, and the country is considered to be highly multicultural. It has a population of approximately 52 million as of the 2013 Census.
Pavonistade is considered to be a middle power. It is considered highly-developed due to a stable economy, advanced infrastructure and extensive education system. It is a member of several supranational organizations such as the United Nations and the European Union, and is a signatory to various international treaties and conventions.
Geography
The Pavonistadian islands have mountainous landscapes that are shaped by volcanic activities over the course of years. Most volcanic and geothermal activities are a result of the Pavonistadian Belt, a collection of geological hotspots below the Pavonistadian islands. There are 20 active volcanoes across the Pavonistadian islands along several dormant and extinct volcanoes, with one of the most famous being the dormant Mount Ulysses (2721 m).
Multiple mountain ranges are found across Pavonistade. However, the three most prominent ranges are the Richmond range (in South Pavonistade), Ulysses range (in Central Province), and Haymond range (in Central Province). The largest lake in Pavonistade is the Naz Lake, located in South Pavonistade. The largest river is the Keyes River, which originates from the Ulysses range and ends at the Vadopol mouth.
As much of Pavonistade is mountainous or occupied by tropical rainforests, around 6.0% of land is considered arable.
Climate
Much of Pavonistade is considered to have a tropical rainforest climate. Frequent precipitation of over 60 mm is expected each month, and elevated temperatures between 20°C and 30°C are regularly experienced in low-altitude regions. The combination of climatic conditions allowed distinctive rainforests to develop on the Pavonistadian islands, and for such rainforests to house significant levels of biodiversity. In high or intermediate-altitude regions such as the Pavonistadian interiors, substantially-lower average temperatures and humidity are documented.
Human activity and global warming has resulted in damage to sensitive environments, threats to endangered species and increased desertification.