Passamaqueets

Passamaqueets Capital: Burton Population: 3,563,095 (2024) Motto: "Libertatis et aequalitatis"

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Constituent state of the Federal States of Archanta

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Passamaqueets (/ˌpæsəməˈkɪts/; Pass-uh-ma-KEETS), officially the Commonwealth of Passamaqueets, is a state located in the Cradle Peninsula, located in southeastern Federal States. It borders the Ardentic Ocean and New Carnaby to its north and east, Oakley and Astrantia to its west, and Hyde to its South. Passamaqueets is the smallest state by land area in the constituent Federal States. With a population of 3,563,095 in the latest 2024 census, barely more than the last, it is the most populated state in the peninsula and the 10th most populous state in the country.

Passamaqueets Colony was founded in 1539, with the arrival of many Carthan colonists fleeing persecution from Ingrea in Collintown, modern day Collinfield. The name originated from the Passamaqueet(Passamaquoddy) equivalent of "Land of the fish". In the early 17th century, the settlement of Hampden was founded in the West bank of Orange river, near the Atwick Sound, which ended up failing leading to the foundation of Burton just across the river. At the end of the 18th century, Burton became known as the starting point of the industrial revolution in the Federal States, being what caused the state's main economic activities to shift from trading and fishing to manufacturing industrial products with raw materials from the northern colonies. Over time, the accumulated wealth lead to the creation of many banks and one of the most prestigeous medical universities in the country, the Passamaqueets Medicine College, located in Northill, Burton.

Burton is the major economical hub, capital and population center of the state. Port Mary and Greenville are the only other two municipalities with city status in Passamaqueets, which act as exurbs of Burton, and Miaconda for Port Mary. The metropolitan area of Burton composes most of the state's economy and demographics, sprawling into Hyde, and most of the state, also being part of the greater southeast megalopolis. The historical background of Passamaqueets lead to the current 76.4% Ortholic population, marking the state's culture being slightly more conservative socially amongst its neighbors while retaining a simillar political makeup.

Due to the high investments in the education sector and high urban population, it ranks in the top ten for median income per household in the nation, *GDP per capita*, and education, having 39% of the population with a bachelor's degree or an advanced degree, increasing every year as more retirees without degrees move out of the state, with an influx of college students. Overall Passamaqueets has seen a stagnation in population growth, as the birth rate is already low with high amounts of families leaving the state.

Etymology

The Passamaqueets Colony was named after the native tribe which had the first interaction with ulethans in the Cradle peninsula, the Passamaqueet or 'Pesskmuhkati'. The name is derived from the phrase "the place with many fish" said during the first interaction, the area referred was likely at the mouth of the orange river, where the modern day city of Burton is. The mouth of the river had many shallow tidal banks which were left with many fish during low tides, in the modern day, all of the shallower parts of the river have been covered in landfill.

Transportation

PSTA

Passamaqueets State Transportation Authority

Government and Politics

Passamaqueets 2022 Gubernatorial election map by precinct

2024 Presidential Election

8EVs

2022 Gubernatorial Election

Cities, Towns, Townships and Counties

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Sports

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