Draft:North Pacific

North Pacific
North Pacificland
North Pacific North Pacificland
	Flag Shield
	Motto: "Domus Oceani Septentrionalis magni Pacifici" "Home of the great Pacific North Ocean"
	Anthem: Coming Soon
	North Pacific Recognized Territory
Status	Active
Capital	Vancouver, BC
Largest city	Seattle, WA
Official languages	English
Demonym(s)	North Pacifician
Government	Democratic republic
• President	User:Conner
• Vice President	TBD
Legislature	House of Legislation
• Upper house	House of Senators
• Lower house	House of Representatives
Independence from United States & Canada
• Independence	13 April 2023
• Constitution ratified	TBD
Area
• Total	4,090,580 km2 (1,579,380 sq mi)
Membership	1
Currency	TBD
Time zone	UTC-6 to -9 (MST-HAST)
	Website; https://sites.google.com/view/northpacific/home

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The North Pacificis a micronation in Pacific Northwest. It was founded by user:Conner on April 13, 2023.

History

April 13 2023 - Gained Independence

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Logo		Name		Party Leader	Ideologies	Lower House	Upper House	Cabinet
		Dove Party	DOV	User:Conner	Neutral[Liberal Lean]	1 / 3	1 / 9	1 / 2

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Flag	Name	Area	Population	Leader
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	Alaska	Territory	0	N/A
	British Columbia	Territory	0	N/A
	Northern California	Territory	0	N/A
	Idaho	Territory	1	user:Conner
	Montana	Territory	0	N/A
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	Eastern Wyoming	Territory	0	N/A -	Yukon	Territory	0	N/A
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	District of Seattle	District	0	N/A
	District of Vancouver	District	0	N/A
	District of Boise	District	1	user:Conner

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1 January	Unix Epoch Time day	A day honoring Unix time since the beginning of the Unix epoch on 1 January 1970.

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