National Subdivisions of Carinansia
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State | Map | Date of Admission | Capital City | Governor | Population | Senators | Notes |
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Ipudorm | Example | 1 September 1965 | Puerto Adinerado | Marco Nores | 19,575,269 | 27 | |
San Luis | Example | 20 September 1965 | Bahía de Diamantes | Noé Mina | 19,788,302 | 27 | |
Najolk | Example | 28 September 1965 | Ciuarcia | Ana Salgado Canto | 4,860,714 | 12 | |
São Lenoas | Example | 13 December 1965 | Aexodiana | Saulo Alves Pimentel | 45,831,470 | 55 | Home to the largest city in Oikoia |
Mangulak | Example | 31 December 1965 | Comalteca | Cíntia Câmara Nogueira | 9,800,455 | 18 | |
Anáheiro | Example | 1 January 1966 | Anáheiro | Juan Martín Berrocal | 34,567,101 | 33 | Has the largest state population on mainland Oikoia |
Tlanukoy | Example | 20 February 1966 | Penbaro | Juan Diego Nores | 5,004,889 | 14 | |
Terfloria | Example | 25 October 1970 | Cidade do Ouro | Sílvio Araújo Maldonado | 7,815,598 | 16 | |
Tohuecotl | Example | 2 March 1973 | Villa Céspedes (Legislative & Executive) Teecamatl (Judicial & Ceremonial) |
Geraldo Bitencourt Fontes | 3,972,281 | 12 | |
Haxith | Example | 6 February 1984 | Ũvýita | Teresa Graciani | 4,544,374 | 13 | |
Nuevo Paraíso | Example | 23 May 1989 | Jacámka | Xmucane Garrido | 4,016,824 | 12 | Least populous state on Lekeadia |
Haiyato | Example | 2 September 1999 | Balés City | Kuntur Pillpe Won | 6,425,237 | 16 | Only majority Runasim-speaking state |
Platencía | Example | 24 November 2003 | Chetusillo | Sartaña Kantuta Tunupa | 2,718,460 | 9 | Least populous state on the Oikoian mainland |
Ávigena | Example | 12 July 2012 | Nova Gracemaria | Ezequiel Graciani Donitz | 1,998,553 | 7 | Independent until 1974, when President Cárintecatl annexed the republic |
Caluma | Example | 29 April 2030 | San Marcingo | Coyopa Tafalla | 4,189,628 | 13 | |
Nova Enstel | Example | 13 October 2042 | La Enstel | Nicolás Amengual | 15,303,646 | 23 | First formerly Valoran state admitted |
Sierna Norte | Example | 17 November 2050 | Albarez | Veronica Pinto | 13,023,271 | 21 | |
Sierna Sur | Example | 1 January 2051 | San Esteban | Amanda Mastache | 11,899,447 | 19 | |
Embardoro | Example | 5 September 2051 | Matagoza | Lorenzo Cicerón | 5,156,392 | 14 | |
Tadea | Example | 16 June 2053 | Tlajoyotl | Enrique Aparicio | 8,316,870 | 17 | The former national capital from 1965 to 2053, it is constitutionally defined as a city-state |
East Kanju | Example | 1 January 2054 | Tanne | Rafael Tokko | 21,298,015 | 29 | First Kangsuan state admitted in 2054 |
Nepida | Example | Example | Cabreco | Andrés Montes Song | 21,532,265 | 29 | Most populous former Kangsuan state |
West Kanju | Example | Example | Juncatatu | Umberto Sarmiento | 12,681,969 | 20 | |
Niwang | Example | Example | Séoyan | Juan Muk | 20,051,344 | 28 | |
Yenjo | Example | 4 October 2069 | Eson | Tomas Hyo Kwon | 10,175,860 | 19 |
Name | Map | Date of Creation | Capital City | Head of Government | Population | Senators | Notes |
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Distrito Central | 16 June 2053 | Nojawa | Esmeralda Venegas | 3,367,490 | 11 | National capital |