Difference between revisions of "Greater Watford"
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Revision as of 15:26, 29 June 2014
Greater Watford | |
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General | |
Capital | Watford |
Demonym | Greater Watfordian |
Motto | “A unified nation, a national unity.” |
Government | |
Government Form | Republic |
Head of Government | President Andrew Lawrence |
Other information | |
Location | Atlantian Oceania |
WA Member | Yes |
Date of Unification | July 1 0U |
The Republic of Greater Watford is a nation in the region of Atlantian Oceania. It is well known for being a left-wing socialist republic, with a high tax rate, although personal and political freedoms are high, and valued by its citizens.
History
Before 100BU
The earliest known settlements in Greater Watford come from around 493BU. The exact dates are hard to determine, due to a primitive dating system at the time. The earliest settlements are based around the coast, near modern day Watford. A few other settlements appeared, most notably the historic settlement of Verulam. The famous City Hall, built in 466BU by Alban of Verulam, is one of the famous tourists attractions of Greater Watford. The island originally had the name Hertfordia, which was commonplace up to around 135BU. By them, Watford was the largest city in Hertfordia, with a collection of villages popping up outside of it, along with the construction of connecting roads.