Nukkumaa

The Republic of Nukkumaa
Location	North-East of OS, North-West of Themiclesia, due East of Asumus
Capital	Kärvä, Nukkumaa
Ethnic groups	Vuortish/Nukkumaa, Chinook, Apache, Inuit
Government
Legislature	Council
Population
• 2017 census	18,121,783
GDP (PPP)	2017 estimate
• Total	$710 Billion
GDP (nominal)	2017 estimate
• Total	$690 Billion
• Per capita	$38,121

Nukkumaa is a country located in the northern part of Hemithea. Its CLASSIFIED provinces and CLASSIFIED extend from the CLASSIFIED to the CLASSIFIED and northward into the Arctic Ocean, covering CLASSIFIED. Nukkumaa is sparsely populated, the majority of its land territory being dominated by forest and tundra and the mountains. It is highly urbanized, with 82 percent of the 18.12 million people concentrated in large and medium-sized cities, many near the southern border. Its capital is CLASSIFIED, and its three largest metropolitan areas are CLASSIFIED, CLASSIFIED, and CLASSIFIED. Nukkumaa's climate varies widely across its vast area, ranging from arctic weather in the north, to hot summers in the southern regions, with four distinct seasons.

Politics

Military

Main article: Military of Nukkumaa

Main article: Military of Nukkumaa During PSW

Economy

Nukkumaa is a mixed economy.

Entertainment

Video Game Industry

Transport

Highways in Nukkumaa

Culture

Music

Music in Nukkumaa has reflected the highly diverse and multi-cultural populace that has driven cultural development in the nation as a whole. Indigenous, Rajan, New Tyran, Themiclesian, and Columbian influences have been the greatest influences on the music of Nukkumaa. The influence of Nukkumaa on rock music has been profound and important, especially in the psychedelic and experimental scenes.
Patriotic music in Nukkumaa dates back a few centuries, far before any real action was taken to gain independence. During the period of colonial rule, the groups advocating for greater autonomy strove to one day attain independence, and this despair is reflected in patriotic music of the colonial era. The national anthem of Nukkumaa, Veljet, Kuulemme Puhelumme, adopted in 1964, was written in 1811 by the famous Nukko writer and traveller Oskari Kinnunen for a festival celebrating newly gained autonomy from Raja.

Cuisine

Dishes by region ("O" = originating and "X" = found)

Dish	Description	_???_	_???_	_???_	_???_	_???_	_???_	_???_
Calgary-style Ginger beef	Candied and deep fried beef, with sweet ginger sauce.	X	O	X