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Naybra consist of total of fifteen islands, ranging in shape and size.  These islands branch off of the southwest of the Hemitean continent [[Euryphaessa]] in a "(" appearance.  As an island nation, Naybra shares no land borders with any other [[Hemithean nation]], though the the [[Strait of ---]] separates Naybra from [[unnamed territory]].  Naybra is bordered on the west coast by the vast [[Astraean Ocean]], while the [[Zamarian Sea]] separates Naybra's east coast from the rest of the Euryphaessas. 
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Naybra is divided into three main [[natural regions]]: the [[Southern region]], the [[Central cluster]], and the [[Northern Zone]].  Naybra's landscape varies slightly between each geographic region, though Naybra encompasses.
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Revision as of 23:22, 24 March 2014

This page is a work in progress by its author(s) and should not be considered final.
The Western Isles of Naybra[a]
NATION NAME
Flag of Naybra
Motto"Moving on Up"
Anthem"Rising Legend"
Influence
Auxiliary[b] (7)
Official Topographical Map of the Western Isles of Naybra
Official Topographical Map of the Western Isles of Naybra
Region Hemithea
CapitalNaybra City
Largest city Wagonwater
Official languages None at federal level
Recognised national languages English[c] and Naybrian
Demonym Naybrans
Government Federal Presidential Constitutional Republic
 -  President Ron Harrison
 -  Vice President Brad Carry
 -  Speaker of the Chamber John Kelley
 -  Chief Justice Adam Hennaed
Legislature NAY Congress
 -  Upper house Council of Governors
 -  Lower house Chamber of Represenatives
History
 -  Discovery Date 
 -  Independence from Gillenorian Empire Date 
 -  Recognized Date 
 -  Constitution Date 
Area
 -  Total 1,310,659 km2
814,406 sq mi 
 -  Water (%) 10.2%[d]
Population
 -  2014 estimate 33,026,2942[e]
GDP (PPP) 2014 estimate
 -  Total NS$90.4 trillion[f]
 -  Per capita NS$77,800
GDP (nominal) 2014 estimate
 -  Total NS$98.2 trillion
 -  Per capita NS$83,100
Currency Concull
(WNC)
Date format mm - dd - yyyy
Drives on the right
ISO 3166 code NAY
Internet TLD .nay .gov .mil .edu
a. Though currently resigned from the World Assembly, WA laws remain in affect. It is unclear if Naybra will apply for membership once again.
b. "Influence" Figure taken 2/28/14 from Nation Analysis: Influence
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d. Whether the percentage of water estimate is higher or lower is debated among officials. The last estimate was calculated 2 years ago by the NAY Department of the Interior. Due to the change in rain amounts being reported and new mapping, the new estimate is believed to be higher.
e. "Population" estimate was taken 2/28/14 from NSTracker.
f. All GDP figures were taken 2/28/14 from NSTracker.

The Western Isles of Naybra, more commonly referred to as Naybra (NAY), the Western Isles, or simply the Isles is a federal constitutional republic, consisting of eight states, each a major island, plus one federal district. All eight islands reside in Hemithea, north the Equator and just southwest of the continent of Euryphaessa. The climate and geography of Naybra is mainly tropical, consisting of three different biomes: tropical rain forest, tropical dry forest, and tropical savanna. The nation's warm and moist climate provide ideal conditions for tourism, the second-largest source of income for the Western Isles.

Naybra was inhabited by eight native Naybran tribes prior to its discovery. These eight tribes had separated themselves among the islands based culture and traditions, but they all worshiped similar gods and spoke slightly different dialects of the same language, which came to be known as Ancient Naybrian. In DATE, Lucile Auffenberg, an explorer of the Artisian Empire, discovered the Isles after a miscalculation in the vessels' course. Realizing that they had run-aground on new land, Lucile Auffenberg notified the Artisian Empire, and began to survey the new land. After receiving the message, a colonial force was sent to colonize the Isles three months later. The later part of the 15th century was taken to fully map and record Naybra and its inhabitants. The Western Isles of Naybra became an official colony of the Artisian Empire on DATE.

When the Artisian Empire collapsed in DATE to the rise of the Gillenor Empire, Naybra was absorbed and became a part of this newly predominant power. As the Gillenor Empire continued to grow, Naybra benefited greatly from its culture and protection. With new ideas, concepts, and technology being introduced by the influx of colonists, Naybra's standards of living were vastly improved. This period, known as the Naybran Renaissance continued after the Gillenor Empire's passing of the Colonial Departments Act of 1768. Through the decades, Naybra served as one of Empire's largest agriculture producers, much thanks to the vast abundance of natural materials and its diverse local wildlife. Naybra continued to supply the Gillenor Empire with many exotic goods and products, leading to the increase of in the colony's importance.

On October 8, 1806, the The Lowlandian Revolution began with the assassination of Willem II of Orange-Galice. In response, the Gillenor Empire mobilized the Naybran Colonial Army, administered by HM Colonial Office, to reinforce the local NL Colonial Army and protect the Empire's assets in the area. This war introduced Naybra to an industrial revolution, switching from harvesting foods and materials to manufacturing war machines. The Naybran Colonial Army faced many hardships during the war, including guerrilla-style attacks by rebel forces and the failed invasion of Batavia which lasted from late 1814 to early 1815. In January of 1815, delegates from the Gillenor Empire and the New Lowlands met in the capital of the New Lowlands, to negotiate a peace treaty. On January 30, 1816, TREATY NAME was signed by both delegations, essentially ending the conflict. Though they had suffered defeat, the Gillenor Empire rewarded Naybra for its patriotism and sacrifice for the Crown.

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Naybra is a developed country and is Hemithea's eight-largest in terms of GDP, with an estimated GDP in 2013 of $90.4 trillion – __% of the regional nominal GDP and __% at purchasing-power parity. The per capita GDP of Naybra is the region's largest in 2014, estimated at around $77.8 thousand. The economy is fueled by an abundance of natural resources, a partially regulated economy, and an unemployment rate of 3.73%; and while its economy is considered industrial, Naybra continues to be one of the region's largest manufacturers.

Etymology

History

Precolonial history

Conquest

Colonial period

Rule under the Artistian empire

Rule under the Gillenorian empire

Naybran Renaissance

The Lowlandian Revolution

Birth of the country

Naybran Bush War

Early republic

Contemporary era

Geography

Naybra consist of total of fifteen islands, ranging in shape and size. These islands branch off of the southwest of the Hemitean continent Euryphaessa in a "(" appearance. As an island nation, Naybra shares no land borders with any other Hemithean nation, though the the Strait of --- separates Naybra from unnamed territory. Naybra is bordered on the west coast by the vast Astraean Ocean, while the Zamarian Sea separates Naybra's east coast from the rest of the Euryphaessas.

Naybra is divided into three main natural regions: the Southern region, the Central cluster, and the Northern Zone. Naybra's landscape varies slightly between each geographic region, though Naybra encompasses. MORE TO COME

Biodiversity

Environment

Environmental issues

Demographics

Population

Language

Religion

Health

Education

Administrative divisions

Government

Politics

Parties and elections

Law enforcement

Crime

Foreign relations

Military

Economy

Tourism

Agriculture

Science and technology

Infrastructure

Energy

Transportation

Communications

Culture

Literature

Music and dance

Cinema and media

Philosophy

Food

Sports

References