Madison
| Madison | |||
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| Province in the Federal Union of Wegmat | |||
| Chicago | |||
| Capital | Bushwood | ||
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| Founded | 10 August 2021 | ||
| Disestablished | 16 January 2022 | ||
| Population | 17 | ||
| Area | 45 Acres | ||
| Government | Local Government of Urban Wegmat | ||
| Governor | Dylan Achterhof | ||
Madison was a province in the Federal Union of Wegmat. Madison was part of the In-Provinces, meaning it is in the general area of Two Pine. Madison became a province on the day of Urraca Pact surrender, the driving range was help by Weimar mercenaries, Wegmat moved the First Army through the area in order to secure any other possible opening of a front. The area was considered annexed and was given to the Local Government of Urban Wegmat.
Geography
Madison was the farthest south province and claims of Wegmat, it did not border any other Weg province. It was partially surrounded by the United States and bordered the Democratic Weimar Republic to the south.
Bushwood had 3 distinct geographical regions, the Low Lakelands, a hilly region surrounding Thomas Jefferson Lake. The Washington Jungle which is relatively impassible on the western end, the Uptown of Bushwood lies in the south. The third and final region is Bushwood Peak which is the sloping hill that much of the city of Bushwood and its metro area lies on.
Cities
- Bushwood
- Jefferson
- Washing
- South South
- Net
Culture
Bushwood had 13 human residents making the culture very similar to Gliffork as Gliffork was once the home for may of these new residents, the residents do no actually live in city limits however, Madison offered residency to Weg human citizens that lived in the In-provinces. The rest of the citizenship of Madison is held by deer.
Economy
Bushwood has an assortment of factories due to the large amount of power tools found in city limits. Bushwood has the ability to manufacture good which is why the Union Des Plaines network of cargo extends down to the city. In Jeffrson a fishery existed with the ability to catch several fish a day when needed. The Washinton Jungle and Low Lakelands are places where Weg and american tourists travel to due to the natural beauty.
