Utterland
Utterland lies at the southern end of the Firth of Hetzer, which penetrates down from the Bay of Morcanol.
it is surrounded by Lentia to the west and northwest, Ventria to the south, Sonnenburg to the northeast and Altresia to the east.
The state was created through secession from Lentia in 1844. Unrest in that nation led to large numbers of refugees crossing the mountains, and settling in the valley of Mosen.
Cities like Galmosen and Rijksbergen grew large in that time. The Duke of Solsburg, now the nation's capital, took charge of the western part of Utterland, west of the River Utter; the Duke of Hemmel and the Duke of Schalmen to the east of the Firth of Hetzer. The mountains remained lawless until the end of the 19th century, when the Viscount of Almons started to assert his authority in the Loden Valleys along the Altresian border. Utterland emerged as a fully fledged nation by 1910, when the various Duchies agreed to merge, as prompted by the Treaty of Karelshoven.
The Coat of Arms shows the Azure of the Firth of Hetzer, the Or of the rolling hills of the river valleys, the Vert of the mountains and the Unicorn of Fiction. The bows and arrows indicate the strife that led to the formation of the territory.
Similarly, the flag is made up of the white of the snow-capped mountains in the east; green of the rolling hills and orange of the fertile soils.