Cascadian Allied Treaty Organization
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The Cascadian Allied Treaty Organization (CATO) is an intermicronational organization for collective defense in the Pacific Northwest (also known as Cascadia), founded in late 2020 by Ross Shaw.
| Cascadian Allied Treaty Organization Organisation alliée du traité Cascadien | |
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| Abbreviation | CATO/OTAC |
| Formation | 8 November 2020 |
| Status | Inactive |
| Type | Intermicronational military alliance |
| Headquarters | Seattle, Washington |
| Region Served | Pacific Northwest |
| Secretary General | Ross Shaw |
| Official languages | English, French |
| Motto | Pax per Virtutem "Peace through Strength" |
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| Full members | 2 |
| Observers | 0 |
| Budget | Classified |
| Conflicts | Vancouver Island territorial dispute |
The organization's headquarters is located in Seattle, Washington. Four members joined the alliance before it entered a state of ongoing hiatus due to some of its members dissolving or merging with neighboring micronations, although it never formally dissolved. The primary mission of CATO, besides mutual defense, is to uphold the territorial integrity of micronations located in the region when challenged by foreign claims.
Membership
Full member states
Federated States of Martian Olympus
Observer states
None
