Index:States of the Federal States

The states of the Federal States are a constituent political entity within the country and shares sovereignty with the federal government. As the country expanded and grew, new states were added to the union. This page provides a snapshot overview of some of the states.

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Alormen
Region: Alormen	Capital: Alamar	Population: 17,500,000 (2020)
Statehood: 1809 Etymology: Purported to derive from Mare Calermenones, loosely rendered as "the sea that appears to be warm"	Postal code: AL State motto: Go big or go home	Largest city: Andreapolis
View on the OGF map∈⊾	Neighboring states: West Massodeya
Gallery of state symbols

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  Flag of Alormen
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  Digging Owl
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  Linen Blossom
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  Highway shield, standard
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  Highway shield, secondary
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  Highway shield, county roads
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  Maritime transport along the Alormen River
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  Jane County, western Alormen
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  Rushe County, northern Alormen

Apawiland
Region: The West	Capital: Silverdale	Population: 362,486 (2020)
Etymology: Rakhoda 'aŋpawi' (sun) and English '-land' (Land of the Sun) Demonym: Apawilander, Apawi (controversial)	Postal code: AW State motto: "Deus in omnibus." ("God in All of Us.")	Largest city: Silverdale Other population centers: Gainesboro
View on the OGF map∈⊾	Neighboring states: Riopoderos, Sierra
Gallery of state symbols

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  Flag of Apawiland
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  Standard state highway shield

Clamash
Region: The West	Capital: Clifford	Population: 2,059,342 (2020)
Statehood: 1866 Etymology: Clamash River Demonym: Clamashegian	Postal code: CL State motto: Your Next Adventure	Largest city: Wahanta Other population centers: Cook Springs, Dunlap, Gantiac, Saunebago
View on the OGF map∈⊾	Neighboring states: Illuvia, Riopoderos, Sierra, Tauhon, Wychelle
Gallery of state symbols

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  Flag of Clamash
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  Clamash State Highway Sign

Illuvia
Region: West Lakes	Capital: Armot	Population: (2,750,000)? (2020)
Statehood: 1834/1842 Etymology: Mixing of soils Demonym: Illuvi	Postal code: IL State motto: The Everything State State song: Illuvia my Home	Largest city: Armot Other population centers: Spencer, Micksbourough, Crinxton, Dos Rios, Ingram
View on the OGF map∈⊾	Neighboring states: Clamash, Iroquesia, Minnonigan, Tennewa, Wychelle
Gallery of state symbols

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  Flag of Illuvia
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  Illuvia License Plate
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  Illuvia highway shields

Makaska
Region: Heartland	Capital: Marksville∈⊾	Population: 4,732,580 (2020)
Etymology: Rakhoda phrase "maka ska" ("white earth")	Postal code: MK State motto: "Au sein des eaux claires et neiges blanches, prospérité." ("Amidst clear waters and white snows, prosperity.")	Largest city: Ohunkagan∈⊾
View on the OGF map∈⊾	Neighboring states: Sennepi, Wisecota, Zakahigan
Gallery of state symbols

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  Flag of Makaska
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  State seal
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  State highway route marker

Mennowa
Region: Heartland	Capital: Fort Constable	Population: 7,894,321 (2021)
Statehood: 1811 Etymology: Mennowee peoples Demonym: Mennowan	Postal code: ME State motto: "Fortiter et fideliter" ("Bravely and faithfully") State song: "On the Rivers of that Beautiful Prairie"	Largest city: Minneuka∈⊾ Other population centers: Des Nonnes, New Harmony, and Prairie City
View on the OGF map∈⊾	Neighboring states: Gnaerey, Tennewa, Wauseka, West Massodeya, Zakahigan
Gallery of state symbols

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  Flag of Mennowa
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  Archantan cardinal
• Prairie ageratum ("flossflower")
  Prairie ageratum ("flossflower")
• Purple crabapple tree
  Purple crabapple tree
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  Standard passenger-vehicle license plate
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  Highway shield, standard
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  Highway shield, historic motor roads

Michisaukee
Region: Massodeyas	Capital: Darsons	Population: ~4,500,000
Statehood: ~1800 Etymology: Open Land Demonym: Michikeener	Postal code: MC State motto: From the river to the hills	Largest city: Massodeya City Other population centers: Darsons, Manakato, Genutec
View on the OGF map∈⊾	Neighboring states: East Massodeya, Gnaerey, Ogdalen
Gallery of state symbols

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  Flag of Michisaukee

Minnonigan
Region: West Lakes	Capital: Thomasford	Population: 6,038,442 (2020)
Statehood: 1818 Etymology: "mino" (pleasant) + "onigam" (portage) Demonym: Minnonigonian	Postal code: MN State motto: "Great places, open spaces, and smiling faces"	Largest city: Lake City∈⊾ Other population centers: Ondassagam, Barre Harbor, Brenton, Gleason
View on the OGF map∈⊾	Neighboring states: Illuvia, Iroquesia
Gallery of state symbols

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  Flag of Minnonigan
• Lake Heron
  Lake Heron
• Asclepias incarnata ("rose milkweed")
  Asclepias incarnata ("rose milkweed")
• Silver Maple
  Silver Maple
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  Standard passenger-vehicle license plate
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  Highway shield, standard
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  Highway shield, expressway
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  Highway shield, turnpike

Ogdalen
Region: Northeast	Capital: Adamsville	Population: 3,500,000
Statehood: 1773 Etymology: The name of a Cherokee Village which meant "Mountain" Demonym: Ogdalenite	Postal code: OG State motto: "Libertas Maxime" (Liberty Above All) State song: Ogdalen, Our Home	Largest city: Adamsville Other population centers: Graggville, Morganton, Casper
View on the OGF map∈⊾	Neighboring states: Connesee, Eustacia, Michisaukee
Gallery of state symbols

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  Flag of Ogdalen
• State Bird: Ogdalen Chickadee (Poecile ogdalensis)
  State Bird: Ogdalen Chickadee (Poecile ogdalensis)
• State Flower: Ogdalen Rose (Rosa ogdalenia)
  State Flower: Ogdalen Rose (Rosa ogdalenia)
• State Animal: Wild Turkey (Meleagris gallopavo)
  State Animal: Wild Turkey (Meleagris gallopavo)
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  State Dish: Chicken and Dumplings
• State Drink: Sweet Tea
  State Drink: Sweet Tea
• State Fruit: Peach
  State Fruit: Peach
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  State Mountain: Mount Russell

Opelika
Region: Northeast	Capital: Cumberland	Population: 2,439,051 (2020)
Etymology: the Creek word for "large swamp" Demonym: Opelikan	Postal code: OP State motto: "Dignus Erit Accipere" (The Deserving Will Receive) State song: O, Opelika	Largest city: Richardsport Other population centers: Holmes, Montegoss
View on the OGF map∈⊾	Neighboring states: Ponquin, Orange Coast
Gallery of state symbols

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  Flag of Opelika

Penquisset
Region: Southeast	Capital: Warwick	Population: 6,524,249 (2020)
Statehood: 1810 (Split from Ruppacke) Etymology: From indigenous population, Pinqiset. Likely derived from the word Pinqi, meaning "Sea", and "Et", meaning "Village". Often translated as "Village by the Sea" or "The Village graced by Navigation". Demonym: Penquot	Postal code: PQ State motto: Venture origin State song: Incandescence	Largest city: Warwick Other population centers: Duxbury, Woodhaven, Beacon, Newburyport
View on the OGF map∈⊾	Neighboring states: New Carnaby, Ruppacke
Gallery of state symbols

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  Flag of Penquisset
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  State Tree - Pitch Pine (Pinus Rigida)
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  2021-Issued Penquisset license plate
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  Standard State Highway Emblem
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  Terrain of Central Penquisset
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  Coastal Penquisset Estuary
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  Penquisset Rail Infrastructure
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  Abundant Water Resources - George Stevens Dam
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  Lefferts Bridge over Carnaby River
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  Storm King Reservoir
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  Western Terrain of Penquisset

Riopoderos
Region: The West	Capital: Colurona	Population: 2,874,000 (2021)
Statehood: 1822 Etymology: Poa'ku'iwo peoples Demonym: Riopoderan	Postal code: RS State motto: "Across the mountains and plain, we find ourselves." State song: "Across The Mountains and Plain"	Largest city: Swansonville Other population centers: Las Animas, Porte Springs
View on the OGF map∈⊾	Neighboring states: Apawiland, Clamash, Sierra, Tennewa, Wychelle
Gallery of state symbols

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  Flag of Riopoderos
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  The state flower; The Mountain Sun Daisy
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  Standard issue license plates
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  Primary state highway shield/route marker
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  Secondary state highway shield/route marker

Sierra
Region: The West	Capital: Elvira	Population: ~2,500,000
Statehood: 1872 Etymology: Mountain range, Castellanese Demonym: Sierran	Postal code: SR State motto: Totum Mundi (a whole new world) State song: "From the Mountains to the Seas, Sierra Tis of Thee" (1912), "Mi Sierra Bonita" (trad.)	Largest city: Dennison Other population centers: Lola, Chapman
View on the OGF map (no relation defined)	Neighboring states: Alcortez, Apawiland, Template:Atascadera, Clamash, Riopoderos, Tauhon
Gallery of state symbols

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  Flag of Sierra
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  Seal of Sierra
• Grey-hooded Sierra finch, state bird
  Grey-hooded Sierra finch, state bird
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  Cassiope mertensiana, state flower
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  Polylepis rugulosa, state tree
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  Sierran License plates
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  Highway shield
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  Pumice, state rock
• Red Beryl, state gem
  Red Beryl, state gem
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  Sierran bighorn sheep, state mammal
• Potato, state vegetable
  Potato, state vegetable
• Saccharomyces cerevisiae, state microbe
  Saccharomyces cerevisiae, state microbe
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  Wrangler hat (felt or straw), state hat
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  Back side of the flag

Tempache
Region: Northwest	Capital: San Pablo	Population: 6,796,240 (2020)
Etymology: Unknown Demonym: Tempachian	Postal code: TM State motto: "Omnes Nos Can Operor Illud" ("We All Can Do It")	Largest city: Los Reyes Other population centers: Asperic Beach, Dula, Tesoro
View on the OGF map∈⊾	Neighboring states: Alcortez, Template:Atascadera, Cosperica
Gallery of state symbols

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  Flag of Tempache
• State tree of Tempache, the velvet mesquite
  State tree of Tempache, the velvet mesquite
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  Tempache License Plate (2021-Present)
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  Standard state highway shield
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  Secondary state highway shield

West Massodeya
Region: Massodeyas	Capital: Caldwell City	Population: 3,456,987 (2021)
Statehood: 1805 Etymology: Massodeya River Demonym: (West) Massodeyan	Postal code: WM State motto: "United and Free" State song: "Under Open Skies"	Largest city: Caldwell City Other population centers: Reeseport, Fort Graham
View on the OGF map∈⊾	Neighboring states: Alormen, East Massodeya, Gnaerey, Mennowa
Gallery of state symbols

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  Flag of West Massodeya
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  Highway shield, standard

Wisecota
Region: East Lakes	Capital: Juniper Bay	Population: 3,000,000 (2022)
Statehood: 1799 Etymology: Unknown Demonym: Wisecotan	Postal code: WI State motto: La prospérité se forge sur le dos de l'endurance	Largest city: Saigeohn Other population centers: Juniper Bay, Seewachewa, Cambacere, Lakes Crossing
View on the OGF map∈⊾	Neighboring states: Makaska, Wauseka
Gallery of state symbols

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  Flag of Wisecota
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  Highway shield, standard
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  Highway shield, secondary

Wychelle
Region: West Lakes	Capital: Cheviot	Population: 960,026 (2020)
Statehood: 1835 Etymology: Derived from Old Ingerish "wych", meaning pliable and supple wood.	Postal code: WY State motto: "Per Deum, Bene valemus" ("Through God, we are well") State song: Prairie Bells	Largest city: Nenova Other population centers: Geoghan
View on the OGF map∈⊾	Neighboring states: Clamash, Illuvia, Riopoderos, Tennewa
Gallery of state symbols

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  Flag of Wychelle
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  Great Seal
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  Wild pheasant (Phasianus centralis)
• Laurel goldenrod (Solidago laurus)
  Laurel goldenrod (Solidago laurus)
• Ulethan Wych elm (Ulmus archantus)
  Ulethan Wych elm (Ulmus archantus)
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  Highway shield, standard
• Southwest Okomeheso County, near Westwick
  Southwest Okomeheso County, near Westwick
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  Akogama River, near Goslington