Dayneville

Dayneville
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Motto: All for one, one for all, and none for Scott Morrison
File:Sutherland Shire, Illawarra, and Jervis Bay regions of New South Wales, Australia
Capital and largest city	Dayneville
Demonym(s)	Daynvish, Daynver
Government	Purportedly elective autocracy
• Premier	Dayne Mercer
Establishment	2009
Population
• Census	2
Time zone	Optiman Eastern Time (UTC+10), Optiman Eastern Summer Time (UTC+11)
A province of the Principality of Optima

Dayneville is one of the largest provinces of Optima, and one of two that are outside of Adelaide. It consists of seven properties, two of which are contiguous, and one patch of grass in New South Wales.

Districts

Dayneville is divided into several districts of contiguous land. These are spread over 120 km of the New South Wales coastal region.

• Trampolopolis is a patch of grass located near high-voltage power lines in Caringbah, a southern suburb of Sydney, part of the Sutherland Shire. It is named after a trampoline which was placed in the area at some point before 2009 with a sign saying "FREE TRAMPOLINE".
• The Carabella is a house that is also in Caringbah. It features a swimming pool and guest accommodation.
• Matong Bank is a house on the south bank of the Coonong Creek, which runs into Gymea Bay. It is in a locality which is also known as Gymea Bay.
• Dayneville was originally the only part of the province until every other part was annexed in late December 2010, while Prince Jeremy Oakes was visiting the region. It consists of two houses next to each other in Engadine (also in the Sutherland Shire).
• Sandbart is a house in Bulli, a northern suburb of Wollongong.
• Jambo Corner is a house in Mount Warrigal, a southern suburb of Wollongong.
• Karne is a holiday house in Sanctuary Point, south of Nowra and near Jervis Bay.