Galway Sector
Galway Sector | |
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General information | |
Located | County Galway Galway |
Sector founded | 2022 |
Sector founded by | Thomas Jacobs |
Membership | |
Nations in area | 4 |
Notable people in area | Thomas Jacobs Marco Hasse |
The Galway Sector (also known officially as the Galway Nations or the Galwosphere) is the term used since 2022 to describe the sector or “civilisation of micronations in County Galway [a] and Galway City“. The term was first used on 12 January 2022 to describe micronational civilisation in Galway. On the same day as the founding of the Sector, the title of Great Chief in the Galway Sector, held ex officio by the Head of State of the most powerful nation in the sector at the time . Currently the President of Roscamistan is the Great Chief in the Galway Sector. In July 2022, the Sepranan Democratic Republic was annexed by Ballinfoyleburg, naturally meaning that the Sector lost a nation.
All the nations in the sector are based or were started in County Galway or Galway City. All the nations in the sector were either founded, co-founded, or were influenced in some way by Thomas Jacobs, excluding the Nortennish Walrike, located around Roscam, and governed by Thomas Jacobs as Senshalk.
Members
Nation name | Flag | Arms | Capital |
Foundation |
Population |
Head of state |
Head of government |
Area (km2) |
Water % |
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Roscami Federation | Galway City | 18 February 2021 | 76 | ||||||
Kingdom of Dungailliamh | Jacobsfort | 20 August 2022 | 12 | Catherine I | Matthew Tonna | 0% | |||
Free State of Östruck | Henstein | September 2020 | 11 | Thomas Jacobs | Marco Hasse | ||||
Kingdom of Scynja | Drachje | 31 October 2021 | 23 | Džözyp I | Joseph Montgomery |
- ↑ The area outside of Galway City is called County Galway, and is not Galway County or the County of Galway. All counties on the island of Ireland have County before the name of the county. Examples include County Galway, County Derry (known to Ulster Loyalists as County Londonderry and to Irish nationalists as County Derry) and County Dublin