Draft:Republic of Drift nation

Republic of Drift Nation
rerofd ot drifd natrjd (Smlosianese)
Republic of Drift Nation rerofd ot drifd natrjd (Smlosianese)
	Flag Coat of arms
	Motto: "Vivat Reipublicae" "Long live the Republic"
	Anthem: "O, Republic of Drift Nation"
	Territories of Example
Status	Active
Location	Livonia, Michigan United States
Capital	Exampleville
Ethnic groups (2020)	90% Driftians; 10% Other;
Religion (2020)	31.11% Christianity; 24.90% Islam; 15.58% Unaffiliated; 15.16% Hinduism; 6.62% Buddhism; 5.61% Folk religions; 0.79% Other;
Demonym(s)	Driftian
Government	Republic
• President	Dylan Ripper
• Vice President	Luis Treece
Legislature	Parliament
Independence from the United States
• Independence	3 March 2023
• Constitution ratified	3 April 2024
Membership	21
Currency	Example dollar
Time zone	UTC-2 (EST)
• Summer (DST)	UTC-1 (EDT)
Date format	mm/dd/yyyy
Driving side	right
Calling code	+1
Internet TLD	.dn
	Website; example.com

The Republic of Drift Nation, more commonly known as Drift Nation, is a micronation in Livonia, Michigan. The Republic of Drift Nation is allies to the Kingdom of Smlosa.

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History

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Politics and government

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Early government

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Unilateral recognition

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Mutual recognition

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United Nations UN Member States
Palestine

Formerly recognized

Smlosa People's Socialist Republic

Administrative regions

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Holidays

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