Côte de Fourrure

République de Côte de Fourrure Côte de Fourrure
Flag
Motto: "Gaurdian of the Sea"
Map of Côte de Fourrure
Capital	Port au Sud
Largest city	Fort de Phoque
Official languages	Lysian
Ethnic groups	Lysian (65%), Fearanneth (19%), Powhaten (8%) Therno (7%), Other (1%)
Demonym(s)	Fourruren
Government	Military Stratocracy
• General	Field Marshal Caitlin Friseal
Establishment
• Côte de Fourrure	~1700 CE
• Fearannth Côte de Fourrure	1756 CE
• Côte de Fourrure	November 5th, 1902 CE
Area
•	000 km2 (0 sq mi)
Population
• Estimate	6,000,000
• 2022 census	6,000,000
• Density	000/km2 (0.0/sq mi)
GDP (nominal)	estimate
• Total	$27,912,000,000
• Per capita	$4,652
Gini	57.2 high
HDI	0.7643 high
Currency	Fourruren Dollar ($) (FD)
Date format	dd/mm/yyyy
Driving side	right
Calling code	+899
Internet TLD	.cf

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Côte de Fourrure, officially known as Le République de Côte de Côte de Fourrure, is a sovereign state in Aurelia on Eurth. It is bordered by Zaxar and Powhaten to the north, the Wampanoag Sea to the east, the Adlantic Ocean to the south, and Pequot and Patuxet to the west.

Côte de Fourrure, abbreviated as CDF, is a culturally Lysian and Fearann dictatorship in southern Aurelia. It is a fairly small nation at (2nd paragraph. Political system. Short history in 1 sentence. Link with present in 1 sentence. Head of state.)

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Etymology

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History

• 1700: Côte de Fourrure is founded by Lysian fishers, whalers, fur traders, and merchants in the early 1700s. It becomes an important center of trade connecting the west and the east.
• 1756: Côte de Fourrure is seized by Fearannteth as a colony in 1756. (Unrelated: Several thousand Lysians flee north to assimilate with the natives and eventually found Zaxar.)
• 1902: Conflict in Fearannteth leads to the colonial government losing control. On 5 November 1902, the self-governing nation of Côte de Fourrure is founded.
• 1904: Shortly afterwards, an ethnically Fearann military coup takes over the government.
• 2022: The Fourruren government increasingly aligns itself with Anglia and the Occidental-Azanian Pact. They want to maintain their grip on power against the ethnic Lysian resistance.

Geography

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Politics

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Culture

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