Portal:Northwood-Oregon
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.svg) The claims of the Kingdom are comprised of various noncontiguous member states, baronies, and sovereign land. Currently, there are two states ruled directly by the Sovereigns and seven member states, six of which are duchies and one being a principality. A variety of baronies are also claimed, generally being a single house ruled by a baron or baroness, baronies can remain independent parts of the Kingdom or can become associated with a member state. Sovereign land is also claimed, a term used to denote any land claimed that isn't a member state nor a barony, the most notable land claimed under this doctrine is Turtle Island. | ||
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Turtle Island is an island in Lake Erie claimed by the Kingdom of Northwood-Oregon as Sovereign Land. It was originally claimed by the Kingdom on 11 October 2020 as part of the Three Day Expansion, but was later reaffirmed as a claim after the passage of the Canon Governing Document of the Kingdom of Northwood-Oregon formalized the doctrine of Sovereign Land. The claim was reaffirmed in the Sovereign Land Revisiting Bill which also relinquished the Kingdom's claim over Osme.
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 Pictured: The Crown of Carson I made in May 2022 out of Aluminum.
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 The flag of Northwood-Oregon was designed by Carson I. It depicts the political boundaries of Oregon and Northwood, where Northwood-Oregon is primarily located and gets its namesake from. It is inspired by the flag of Lucas County which also includes an outline and similar colors to the flag of Northwood-Oregon... | |
