Tempache

State of Tempache Tempache
Flag
Motto: "Omnes Nos Can Operor Illud" We All Can Do It
Constituent state of	Federal States
Capital	San Pablo
Largest city	Los Reyes
Official languages	Ingerish
Demonym	Tempachan
Government	General Assembly
• Governor	TBD
• Secretary of State	TBD
Legislature	Legislative Assembly
• Upper house	State Senate
• Lower house	State House of Counties
Area
• Total	TBD km2 TBD sq mi
Population
• Estimate (TBD)	TBD
• Density	TBD/km2 TBD/sq mi
GDP (PPP)	TBD
• Total	TBD
• Per capita	TBD
Timezone	WUT +8

Tempache is a state in the Far Northwest Region of the Federal States. It's capital is San Pablo. It's largest city is Los Reyes, and it's largest metro is Los Reyes Metropolitan Area. With the exception of the coastal areas and Tesoro Metro area, the state is a mostly sparsely populated desert. It is bordered by Cosperica to the west, Costa Dorada to the east, and Atascadera and Alcortez to the south.

Geography

The central region of the state is home to the Aguero Desert, featuring the unique Aguero Cactus. The desert features hot and dry weather all year long, with warm winters and very hot summers, making Tesoro the hottest city in the FSA. The coastal regions are more temperate, and semi arid. The northeast region of the state features the Unnamed Desert, also hot and dry. Southern Tempache is cooler in its higher elevations.

Political Divisions

Counties

Los Reyes has 14 counties. In alphabetical order, they are Aguero, Baker, Clark, Cosperica, Dennis, Kateri, Kronkyte, Manara, Mariposa, Papago, Santa Raquel, Stanford, Tesoro, and Yucca.

Cities

Largest cities in Tempache

Rank	Name	County	Population	Land area (miles squared)
1	Los Reyes	Mariposa County	819,274	TBD
2	Tesoro	Tesoro County	269,719	TBD
3	Lucas	Mariposa County	198,784	TBD
4	Woodridge	Mariposa County	109,285	TBD
5	San Pablo	Mariposa County	86,848	TBD
6	Hermosa Park	Mariposa County	49,859	TBD
7	Dula	Dennis County	46,785	TBD
8	Holliday	Tesoro County	40,176	TBD
9	Cable	Mariposa County	35,295	TBD
10	Prima Vera	Mariposa County	37,377	TBD
11	Fairview	Mariposa County	35,491	TBD
12	Costa Mesa	Mariposa County	35,155	TBD
13	Santa Lena	Papago County	31,904	TBD

Roads

The standard Tempache state route marker

State route marker for freeways

State route marker for 3-digit roads

State route marker used for secondary routes

List of Roads in Tempache

Federal Routes

Tempache has 3 mainline FS routes and 2 auxiliary routes.

FS-99: from state border with Cosperica to FS-90

FS-91: from state border with -82 to FS-99 in Los Reyes

FS-90: from state border with Cosperica to state border with Costa Dorada

FS-999: from FS-90 near Woodridge to FS-91 in San Pablo

State Routes

The Tempache State Route system was established in 1934. The "SR xx" reference tag is used. Alternate routes or old routes are "SR xxA". Business Routes are "SR xx;BUS". Standard state routes use numbers 10-499.

State routes are coded by number for each region of the state. The route with the repeating number in each region (11, 22, 33, etc) is the primary route for the region.

SR 1x: Northeastern region, SR 11 connects Los Reyes to the northern beach cities.

SR 2x: Northwestern region, SR 22 connects Santa Lena to Tesoro.

SR 3x: West Central region, SR 33 connects Los Reyes to Tesoro, and then continued towards Jundah into Atascadera. This route and has largely been bypassed by FS-91.

SR 4x: North central region, SR 44 connects the eastern Los Reyes Suburbs to Camel, and then into Cosperica. This route has largely been bypassed by FS-90.

SR 5x: Southern Los Reyes region, SR 55 connects Los Reyes to Dula, and then continues south towards Dennison. This is the busiest state route.

SR 6x: Los Reyes area routes, SR 66 goes from Los Reyes northwest along the coast. This route has largely been bypassed by FS-99.

SR 7x: East central region, SR 77 connects Los Reyes with state parks in central Tempache.

SR 8x: Southeast region, SR 88 connects Dula to Tesoro, and carries a lot of truck traffic headed into Cosperica.

SR 9x: Southwest/Tesoro region, SR 95 (99 is not used as it is a FS route) runs along the southern portion of the state as the Southern Tempache Highway.

Tempache Freeway Tax Act

In 1991, the Tempache Freeway Act was passed, adding a new tax to fund new freeway-quality state routes to be built and maintained throughout Tempache, mostly in the Los Reyes metro area. Routes that are funded by this tax are marked with a blue shield. New loop routes are designated to use numbers 500-599, but have been using the 5x5 format with the middle number increasing (ex. 515, 525).

Secondary and Tertiary State Routes

Tempache Secondary State routes use numbers 600-899. These roads are not heavily traveled, but they are all lined and paved. They are mostly used to connect smaller towns to major roads. They are also used to mark former alignments of major routes.

Tempache Tertiary state routes use numbers 900+. These roads are technically part of the state highway system, but are usually maintained by local governments.

Other Transportation

Airports

Los Reyes Valdez International Airport (LRV)