Pacifica

Pacifica The Second Republic of Pacifica hikʷx̌ʷəlč swatixʷtəd Pacifica Illahee

Flag of Pacifica

Seal of Pacifica

National Anthems: "Pacifica, Land of Beauty" "Coast Salish Prayer" Other Anthems: "Roll on Columbia": National Folk Song

Official Nickname: The Land of the Golden West Other Nicknames: Seasalalich (Lushootseed: The place of trickling streams) The Land of Falling Water Beauty of the West

Capital: Port Angeline Largest City: Burnaby Most Populous Province: Burnaby Largest Metro Region: Nisqually Sound Metro Area

Demonym: Pacifican

ISO 3166-1 Abbr.: PAC

Official Language(s): English Standard Coast Salish (txʷəlšucid) Chinook Jargon (Chinuk Wawa) Recognized Minority Languages: Haida (X̱aat Kíl) Tlingit (Lingít) Kwak'wala (Kwak̓wala) Makah (qʷi·qʷi·diččaq) French (Français) Japanese (日本語）

The Most Serene Republic of Pacifica, commonly referred to as Pacifica, is a map on the 1.21 Creative map in the southwest region. It is bordered to its east the Quelca Sea, [Lola's nation] to the north, and [Ouhai's city] to its south. It's seat of government is in Port Angeline with other major cities being Burnaby and Lavigne. 

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Geography

Pacifica is a diverse country that encompasses many geographical features. The nation is defined by its mountain ranges including the Crater Range, Skokomish Mountains, and the Elwha Range. Within these mountain ranges, there are notable volcanic peaks like Loowit and Crater Peninsula (Quel La Cud).

The region is also defined by water with an extensive coastline and the Nisqually Sound, a large brackish estuary located centrally within Pacifica. Colloquially referred to as simply 'The Sound,' the lowlands surrounding the estuary are historically where native Coast Salish peoples and European settlers inhabited due to favorable water conditions, abundant fish, less topographically challenging to build infrastructure, and a more mild climate compared to the open Quelca Coast and mountain highlands. 

Pacifica's political geography is divided into provinces with either counties, parishes, boroughs, or neighborhoods acting as the provincial and local subdivisions. 

Province	Established	Flag	Seat of Government
Seattle	June 10, 1693		Port Angeline (National Capitol)
Burnaby	April 12, 1696		Burnaby
Lavigne	June 22, 1700		Lavigne
Willamette	September 9, 1831		Vaughan
Loowit	November 11, 1889		Cathedral City
Coquitlam	March 30, 1902		Tsawwassen
Blake Island	December 22, 2021		S'Gang Gwaay

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