Winn

8, -46.880, 45.868
Winn Republic of Winn
Flag
Motto: "Great Rivers Great Bridges Must Cross"
Anthem: May Her River Eternally Flow
Capital	Gidsmuthe
Largest city	Giddham
Official languages	Ingerish
• Regional languages	Lonish
Demonym	Winnster
Government	Presidential Republic
• President	Martin Yaleburg
• Vice-President	Herman Stöll
Area
• Total	37105.5 km2
Timezone	WUT+2
Currency	Winnster Mearing (WMR)
Drives on the	right
Internet TLD	.wn

Winn is a republic in Antarephia. It shares a border with Orbayu in the west, Lons in the north-west, AN146 in the north, AN142i in the east, and Condeuva in the south. Its capital is the city of Gidsmuthe, while the largest city is Giddham.

Politics

Administrative Divisions

Winn is divided into 16 baronies, which function as the local government in the nation. Each barony contains a number of municipalities, as well. Each barony is also divided into one or more Lordships, which have an electoral function, as each lordship has associated with it a number of seats in the Winnster Parliament.

Baronies

Baronies in Winn are much akin to typical provinces or states. Each of the baronies has its own regional government, capital and flag.

Flag	Barony	Barony Capital	Total Seats in Parliament	Lordships
	Caspica	Chessic	20	Chessic, New Bay, Old Kasp
	Cuppes Astry	Baytower	34	Astry, Baytower, Newmund
	Dogsland	Bull	19	Columnia, Great Bathamland, Westmare
	Feyerfall	The Loam	17	River Feyer, The Loam
	Giddham	Giddham	30	Giddham City, Outer Giddham, South Ultonland
	Harmsly	Eastrix	33	Eastrix, Formharmsly, Gillburgh, Westrix
	Hubbsparth	Swordston	15	Hubbsparth
	Hullst	Vinerparce	22	High Hullst, Low Hullst, The Roys
	Land of Tassy	Great Compass	11	Compassland, Great Whilde
	Roxpick	Kingbury	17	Gidswhilde, Kingbury, Thysca
	Saint Almath	Saint Almath City	6	Saint Almath
	Saint Simon	Saint Etherea Spring	8	Azewide, Etherea
	Stindroole and Pennvale	Stinsham	10	Pennvale, Stindroole
	Tivallong	Garden	15	Greavelynn, Poreswhilde, Steadsmine
	Ultonland	New Kingsgrove	21	Ack-at-Stary, Grove
	Upper Warren	Gidsmuthe	39	Gidsmuthe, Kasse, Vorystone
	Warren	Waterby	23	Carann, Caranntale and Lycer, Farm, Northtale

Municipalities

Each of the baronies is further divided into municipalities. These municipalities each have a mayor and a local council attached to them, which are elected every 5 years in nationally organized local elections. Some larger cities such as Giddham, Gidsmuthe, Vorystone and The Loam are split into multiple municipalities.

Economy

Currency

The currency of Winn is the Winnster Mearing.

Demographics

Language

Throughout all of Winn, Ingerish is a spoken language. However, in northwestern baronies of Roxpick and Saint Simon, Lonish and Thysthian, a Lonish derived language, are also common. Roxpick is officially classed as a bilingual barony. Additionally, despite not being spoken much at all, the area around Anghireston and Lycerton has had sizable Gaerman influences, most notably through some placenames in the area. Similarly, the approximate are on the western bank of the Gidinn estuary, also known as Northtale, carries some Franquese influence, although this is less noticable, for example in some village names.

Infrastructure

Transportation

Road transportation

Highways

Winnster Highways are numbered with the prefix N, which stands for "national". A large highway system exists, which also contains some lesser roads, known as "highwayroads". Highways and highwayroads alike use a white typeface on a green background.

Provincial roads

Provincial roads use an identifying letter for each barony, followed by a number between 1 and 99 for identification. The icons for these roads are yellow, with a black typeface.

Maximum speed

These maximum speeds are the typical maximum speeds - mutations in these occur wherever it is seen as fit.

Location	Speed (in km/h)
Designated residential living streets	15
Residential zone in Urban area	25
Other locations / important roads within Urban area	50
Typical road outside Urban area	60
Arterial road within Urban area	75
Provincial roads	90
Highway(road) at Junctions	100
Highwayroad (trunk road)	110
Highway	125

The most notable exception to this rule is the N4 between The Loam and King, where there is no official maximum speed.