Swerdia

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Swerdia
Sverland (Swathish)
Flag of Swerdia
Coat of arms of Swerdia
Nickname: 
The Evergreen State
Motto(s): 
Þurh vẹrc, griþ
"Through labour, propserity"
Anthem: Ẹld Lang Syþþn
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Location of Swerdia within Estmere
Location of Swerdia within Estmere
CountryTemplate:Country data Estmere
Established13 June 1938
CapitalTolbury
Government
 • TypeSemi-parliamentary constituent state within a federal republic
 • BodyFolkmoot
 • First MinisterHerm Vaġner (PSD)
 • Governing partiesPSD / PS
Area
 • Total77,161 km2 (29,792 sq mi)
Population
 (2020)
 • Total5,340,420[2]
 • Density69/km2 (180/sq mi)
DemonymSwerdian
Official languagesEstmerish
Swathish

Swerdia (Swathish: Sverland), historically known as Lower Swerdia (Swathish: Niþersverland), is a state in the north-west of Estmere. Swerdia is the largest state in Estmere by land with a total area of 77,161 km2 (29,792 sq mi), while it has a population of over 5 million making it the fifth largest Estmerish state by population.[1][2] Tolbury is the capital and largest city of Swerdia, while Longwood, Rumburgh, the Swatch Valleys and Witburgh are other important Swerdian urban areas.[3] The state borders the states of Marches, the Midlands and Scitterland to the south, Valduvia and Alsland to the west, Werania to the north and Borland to the east.


As an Estmerish state, Swerdia has an elected state government. The state government is assembled based in its ability to command the confidence of the region’s legislature, the Folkmoot. Swathish independence is a salient political issue in the state. The current government is a coalition between the Swerdian Progressive Social Democrats and the Party of the Swathish, led by First Minister Herm Vaġner.

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  1. 1.0 1.1 "Member states of the Community of Nations by size". Community of Nations Office for Statistics and Standardisation. 11 January 2022. Retrieved 13 June 2023.
  2. 2.0 2.1 "Estmerish National Census 2020". Government of Estmere. 11 June 2021. Retrieved 13 June 2023.
  3. "What is Estmere's population?". populstat.com. 13 June 2023. Retrieved 13 June 2023.