Western Jarrahview
| Western Jarrahview | |||
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Territory of  Austenasia |
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| Motto: Alta stare (Latin: Stand tall) | |||
| Region | Oceania | ||
| Duchy | Australia | ||
| Province | Jarrahview | ||
| Established | 6 January 2021 | ||
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| - Emperor of Austenasia | Jonathan I | ||
| - Governor | Lord Daniel Hamilton, Count of Jarrahview | ||
| Time zone | UTC+8:00 | ||
Western Jarrahview is a territory of the Empire of Austenasia. It was established on 6 January 2021, and is approximately 155,000 square feet in size. It is located directly opposite East Jarrahview, the ceremonial Australissian capital. It is situated in the south-west region of Western Australia, being about twelve miles from the most south-westerly point on the Australian continent, Cape Leeuwin.
History
Prior to being annexed by Austenasia, the area was settled by the nomadic Wardandi people, an indigenous tribe.
Throughout the late 1800's and early 1900's, a campaign was spearheaded to settle the land surrounding Western Jarrahview, and use the land for the logging of native Jarrah and Karri trees, being renowned as some of the oldest and tallest in the world. However, many of the settlers experienced severe hardship, due to the lack of any facilities upon settling in the region.
On 6 January 2021, a decree was passed by the Emperor of Austenasia to formally annex Western Jarrahview.
Geography
Flora and Fauna
The landscape of Western Jarrahview is dominated by native Jarrah trees, and low lying Eucalyptus bushes.
During the spring and summer, magpies have been known to swoop people and animals walking through the bushland, in order to defend their young.