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 and largest city	Giddham
Official languages	Ingerish
• Regional languages	Lonish
Demonym	Winnster
Government	Presidential Republic
• President	Martin Baleburgh
• Vice-President	Herman Stöll
Area
• Total	38237.45 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 AN142f in the west, Lons in the north-west, AN146 in the north, Esterlon in the east, and Condeuva in the south. Additionally, the country of Saint Almath is a semi-independent nation within the country, nestled between Winn and Lons.

Politics

Administrative Divisions

Winn is divided into 50 baronies, including Saint Almath, which despite being an independent country, is also a barony under Winnster rule. These baronies, except Saint Almath, are grouped into 8 national regions. Each barony contains a number of municipalities, as well. The national regions send representatives into the National Winn Senate, while regional government is done by the baronies.

National Regions

Flag	National Region	Regional Capital
50px	Allsaintsland	Gidswhilde
50px	Felix	Pontum
50px	Giddham	Giddham
50px	Great North	Endry
50px	Island of Carann	Port Yearstone
50px	Midsland	Eastrix
50px	The Hind	Heaveswolde
50px	Westmare	Bull

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	National Region
	Anghireston	Goalsfort	Island of Carann
	Baymund	Baytower	Felix
	Binsly	Kingbury	Allsaintsland
	Chessic	Broods	The Hind
	Combstarr	Yinger	Midsland
	Contenna	Finnic	Allsaintsland
	Dogsland	Holystone	Westmare
	Eastparl	Low Weathering	Allsaintsland
	Eastrix	Eastrix	Midsland
	Engsfort	Endry	Great North
	Feyer	Feyerfall	Midsland
	Giddham	Giddham	Giddham
	Gidsmuthe	Gidsmuthe	Westmare
	Gidswayne	Old Wing	Westmare
	Gillmare	Bull	Westmare
	Godforque	Ladham	Midsland
	Great Whilde	Overton	Great North
	Hailtons	New King's Grove	Giddham
	Harmgrove	Rockton	Midsland
	Hicksling	Southwinston	Westmare
	Higher Ultonland	Underwater	Giddham
	Hubsparth	Swordston	Great North
	Innsmund	Saint Anna	Felix
	Islemund	Ebbick	Felix
	Kenn	Kennwalk	Allsaintsland
	Land of Tassy	Ash	The Hind
	Lay's Mund	Layring	Felix
	Lower Ultonland	Stanley	Felix
	Mintham	Sutherwind	Giddham
	Minting	Hoves-on-Mint	Westmare
	New Bay	New Winn Bay	The Hind
	Northtale	Saint Peter	Island of Carann
	Oldcross	Pontum	Felix
	Pennshoole	Pennbray	Great North
	Pennvale	Higham	Great North
	Poreswhilde	Almathelleau	Allsaintsland
	Saint Almath	Saint Almath	None
	Scalnry	Scalnry	Giddham
	Simon	Saint Simon	Allsaintsland
	Southtale	Tripolis	Island of Carann
	Southwall	Saint Eyrist	Westmare
	Tassywolde	Heaveswolde	The Hind
	Tourlingue	Tourlingue	Felix
	Uppscove	Ponderham	Great North
	Valoris	Chaytham	The Hind
	Vinerparce	Connthyfthe	Midsland
	Westparl	Gidswhilde	Allsaintsland
	Westrix	Booksworth	Midsland
	Yearswall	Port Yearstone	Island of Carann
	Yillsham	Tythe-on-Mint	Allsaintsland

Municipalities

Each of the baronies is further divided into municipalities, typically up to 8 in each barony. 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, Stanley and Endry are split into multiple municipalities. The city of Ebbick is also split in two, between the island part of the city and the mainland.

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 such as Poreswhilde and Binsly, Lonish is also common. Poreswhilde is officially classed as a bilingual barony. Additionally, despite not being spoken much at all, the area around Anghireston and Yearswall baronies has had sizable Gaerman influences, most notably through some placenames in the area. Similarly, Oldcross and Tourlingue carry some Franquese influence, although this is less noticable, for example in the name of Tourlingue barony.