Cuthland

Federated States of Cuthland and Waldrich Forbonded Rikes of Cuthland and Waldrike (Cuthish) Bûnsrykten Cutlân en Wâldryk (Waldish)
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Capital	Bexford (executive and administrative) Grienfjild (legislative and judicial)
Largest	Bexford
Official languages	Cuthish, Waldish
Ethnic groups (2020)	44.2% Cuthish 40.7% Waldish 15.1% Other
Religion (2020)	76.5% Ditanery 13.3% Unaffiliated 7.3% Dísitrú 2.0% Marism 0.9% Other
Demonym(s)	Cutho-Waldish
Government	Federal dominant-party diarchic directorial republic
•      Grand Wardens	Clifford Benson Ale Dykstra
Legislature	Grand Assembly
• Upper house	Council of States
• Lower house	Council of Citizens
Establishment
• Kingdom of Cuthland-Waldrich	21 February 1549
• Partition	7 October 1803
• Treaty of Wesselstêd	19 June 1950
• Constitution	12 October 1951
Population
• 2020 census	22,794,500
GDP (PPP)	2020 estimate
• Total	$803.461 billion
• Per capita	$35,248
GDP (nominal)	2020 estimate
• Total	$422.519 billion
• Per capita	$18,536
Gini (2020)	27.4 low
HDI (2020)	0.854 very high
Currency	Pound (CWP)
Date format	dd/mm/yyyy
Driving side	right
Calling code	+39
Internet TLD	.cw

Cuthland-Waldrich (Cuthish: Cuthland-Waldrike, Waldish: Cutlân-Wâldryk), officially the Federated States of Cuthland and Waldrich (Cuthish: Forbonded Rikes of Cuthland and Waldrike, Waldish: Bûnsrykten Cutlân en Wâldryk) is a sovereign state in northwestern Cardia.

Etymology

"Cuthland-Waldrich" is a double-barrelled name combining the names of the nation's two constituent states, Cuthland and Waldrich. "Cuthland" is a Cuthish word derived from the Old Cuthish Cuþland, which translates to "known land" or "famous land". "Waldrich" is derived from the Waldish Wâldryk, which is itself derived from the Old Waldish Waldrīke, meaning "forested realm".