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New Ruttland
Naujoji Ruttuija
State of New Ruttland
Naujosios Ruttuijos valstija
Nickname(s): 
The Greyhound State
The Faithful State
The Cradle of the Nation
Motto(s): 
Ut incepit fidelis sic permanet (Solarian)
(As she began loyal, so she remains)
Location of New Ruttland in Aucuria
Location of New Ruttland in Aucuria
Country Aucuria
Capital and largest cityApvaizda
Government
 • BodySaeimas
 • Governortbd
Population
 (2014)
 • Total5,717,996
 • Rank3rd
DemonymNew Ruttish
Postal code
NR
ISO 3166 codeAK-NR

New Ruttland (Ruttish: Naujoji Ruttuija) is one of the nineteen states of the Aucurian Republic. Located in the western part of Aucuria, New Ruttland borders the states of Šventasis Steponas, Leikauskas, Kunturiri, Chucisaca, and Kestutia. Its capital and largest city is Apvaizda, which was the capital of Aucuria during the country's colonial period.

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