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This page is a consolidated place to manage the administrative process for OpenGeofiction cities to be able to host OGF's premier international sporting competition, held every four years (in years evenly divisible by 4).  At the moment, games are only assigned retroactively, which means that only games before 2024 are available. One is held in February; another one takes place in August. To accommodate this general schedule, winter and summer bids will generally be located in the same hemisphere, although summer games located in equatorial/tropical areas may be held in either February or August depending on the winter city for that year.
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| name = State of Clamash
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| capital = Clifford
| population = 2,059,342
| population_year = 2020
| motto = Your Next Adventure
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| intro = '''Clamash''', officially the '''State of Clamash''', is a state of the [[Federal States]].  The state is situated along the coast of the '''[[Asperic Ocean]]''', with an international border with the '''[[Deodeca]]''' (Provinces of '''[[Peralia]]''', '''[[Nawagan]]''', and '''AR060-11''') to the west, the state of '''[[Tauhon]]''' to the north, the state of '''[[Sierra]]''' to the northeast, state of '''[[Riopoderos]]''' to the east, '''[[Wychelle]]''' to the southeast, and state of '''AR120-47''' to the south. Clamash is well known for the eastern mountain range. Other important geographical features in the state include the Henrietta River Valley and Limestone Hills. Due to its location and topography, Clamash is one of the rainiest states.  


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The state's name derives from the Clamash River, which's name is derived from the Castellanese "clamar" in reference to the former Blanco Rapids. Clamash has just over 2 million residents.
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The largest city in Clamash is '''[[Wahanta]]''', with approximately 62.22% of the state's population in the metropolitan area (Trentonson, Meade, & San Ramon Counties). Wahanta is an important industrial and economic hub, developed as a port and rail hub for commodities of the West Lakes region. While transportation remains the principal sector of the city's business base, Wahanta has become a major center of the FSA insurance industry.
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The state capital, Clifford, is part of the Wahanta-Clifford Metropolitan Area. Unlike Wahanta, Clifford is located on the ocean coast. Clifford is an older city than Wahanta and was originally a Castellanese mission. The city is home to the unicameral state government, which is the chief sector of the local economy. Clifford is home to Spiritus Apparitio University which is located at the site of the original mission.
 
Other important cities include:
 
-Gantiac, which is located at the crossroads of FS-50 and FS-91 and is home to the flagship state land-grant university, University of Clamash-Gantiac.
 
-Cook Springs, which is located in the Cordilleras. Cook Springs was named for the Cook Hot Springs, which are now a resort. The city is a popular year-round destination for locals, second-home buyers, and tourists.  The 1996 Pax Nova Winter Games were held in Cook Springs.  


==About the Games==
-Saunebago, which is located in southern Clamash at the crossroads of FS-40 and FS-91. Saunebago is the economic hub of the southern half of the state.  
The current consensus is that the global, international '''Pax Nova Games''' games began in 1960 as a celebration of international peace and diplomacy following the end of the "Great War", hence the name "Pax Nova" ("new peace"). Prior to 1960, regions and/or continents also hosted sporting competitions for nations that share a region or continent. Some of these regional/continental games continue to modern times, likely in "off years" of the primary international games.


===Committee===
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A select committee has been formed to oversee officially awarding games to applicant cities. Any mapper who owns a territory in OGF is eligible to apply to be a host city. The committee is composed of four mappers: wangi, Toadwart, Lithium-ion, and TheMayor.


==Hosting 101==
=Area=
Hosting one of these events are an honor, and it is important that the mapping of these sites is of a high quality that befits such an international honor. The following is an overview of the necessary things to map and to consider when mapping the games in your city.  The committee will use this to determine if your entry is complete enough to become canon, and it's essential that the games maintain consistency, so please read all of it, and refer to it while you're mapping.
Area = 97,488.91 square kilometers


===Host City===
Area = 37,640.68  square miles
For the venues consider the climatic conditions. Main factors are the latitude and the altitude. In each year divisible by 4, a summer event and a winter event are held. One is held in February, another one in August. Depending on the hemisphere of the host city, the appropriate date is chosen. As a consequence, both are likely to be held in the same hemisphere.


The summer games should have a summery weather so try to avoid being too close to the pole or too high and consider the hemisphere whose turn it is. Low latitudes in the "wrong" hemisphere may still hold the event in the winter months. The winter games should have a wintry weather, so high latitudes or altitudes are favourable here. The hemisphere and the timing of the event are even more relevant. To hold winter games in the summer months, you would need a even higher latitudes or altitudes, areas which are unlikely to have the appropriate infrastructure. Something else to consider is the age of your city and its periods of modernization.
=History=
Before Ulethan settlement, Native Archantan tribes including the Pahareek, Burrakoo, Nantee, Lumquah, Saunebago, and Gahaha.  


===Sport Venues===
The northern Clamashegian coast was settled by the Castellanese in the early 1700s. Despite the fertility of the Henrietta River valley, the Castellanese only founded a few coastal settlements including San Ramon. The Ingerish eventually fought and won most of present day Clamash from the Castellanese. As per the Treaty of San Ramon, the Castellan ceded all territory claims in present day Clamash. After Deodeca's independence from Ingerland, Clamash became a province in the nation of Deodeca. It was not until the 1842 when Clamash became territory of FSA through the Clamash Purchase. In 1866, the State of Clamash was admitted to the union.  
You may use a venue for more than one event, but think through the timing of the games which events can be held in shared venues and how much time it takes to rebuild it. Try to strike a balance between re-using venues and building new ones. Also consider that pre-existing stadiums or other venues may be able to serve as venues. In addition, please use international standards for the size of the fields of play in the venues.


====Summer====
=Geography=
For the summer games consider these sports/disciplines:
Clamash is the southernmost coastal state in the Federal States. It borders Tauhon to the north, primarily separated by the Clamash River. Sierra is to the northeast. Clamash borders Riopoderos and Wychelle to the east which's border is formed by the Cordilleras. AR120-47 is located to the south. Clamash and AR120-47 comprised the Clamash Territory until partitioned. To the west are the Asperic Ocean and the Deodecan provinces of Peralia, AR060-11, and AR060-09.
* Athletics
* Sports with a dedicated field/pitch:
** Football (Soccer)
** Field Hockey
** Tennis
** Beach Volleyball
** Baseball
* Water Sports
** Swimming
** Rowing, Canoe, Sailing etc...
* Inside Sports:
** Volleyball
** Martial Arts
** Shooting
** Gymnastics
* Equestrian
* For a complete list of sports, see [here https://olympics.com/en/sports/summer-olympics] Remember that some sports are recent inclusions or re-inclusions.


====Winter====
Clamash is part of a region known as the Northwest. It is also considered part of the Mountain States, and the southern half is sometimes considered part of the West Lakes region.
For the Winter games consider these sports/disciplines:
# '''Cross-Country Skiing'''
#* [[File:Biathlon pictogram.svg|30px]] Biathlon
#* [[File:Cross country skiing pictogram.svg|30px]] Cross-country skiing
#* [[File:Nordic combined pictogram.svg|30px]] Nordic combined
# '''Curling'''
#* [[File:Curling pictogram.svg|30px]] Curling
# '''Downhill Skiing'''
#* [[File:Alpine skiing pictogram.svg|30px]] Downhill skiing
#* [[File:Snowboarding pictogram.svg|30px]] Snowboarding
#* [[File:Freestyle skiing pictogram.svg|30px]] Freestyle skiing
#* [[File:Ski jumping pictogram.svg|30px]] Ski jumping
# '''Ice Hockey'''
#* [[File:Ice hockey pictogram.svg|30px]] Ice hockey
# '''Skating'''
#* [[File:Figure skating pictogram.svg|30px]] Figure skating
#* [[File:Short track speed skating pictogram.svg|30px]] Short track speed skating
#* [[File:Speed skating pictogram.svg|30px]] Speed skating
# '''Sleigh'''
#* [[File:Bobsleigh pictogram.svg|30px]] Bobsleigh
#* [[File:Skeleton pictogram.svg|30px]] Skeleton
#* [[File:Luge pictogram.svg|30px]] Luge


That means you need…
=== '''Regions''' ===
* a cross country skiing arena
Clamash can generally be divided into four regions: coastal Clamash, eastern Clamash, middle Clamash, and southern Clamash.
** a loop with a number of extensions, allowing for a loop length of 1500m, 2000m, 2500m, 3000m and 4000m (for instance a 1500m loop with a 500m extension and two 1000m extensions), two penalty loops adding 75m and 150m and a shooting range
* a ski jump hill
* an alpine donwhill piste
* a medal plaza
* an opening/closing arena
* one or more ice hockey indoor venues
* a figure skating venue
* a track skating venue
* a curling venue


===Infrastructure===
Coastal Clamash consists of rolling hills, coastal plains, and river valleys from the foothills of the Cordilleras to the Asperic Ocean as well as the northern extent of the Limestone Hills.
Consider building new public transport to the main game venues or building the venues next to existing infrastructure. Rerouting buses and trams may be an option. Consider parking and highway access.


You further need accommodation for participants, officials and tourists. The "athletes' village" is usually reused as residential after the games.
Eastern Clamash consists of the most mountainous parts of the state in the Cordilleras. Due this region being sparsely populated, it more typically refers to the northeastern corner of the Clamash around Cook Springs rather than the full extent of the Cordilleras.


Venues are often gathered together, and many games will have a central grouping of Venues located close to the Village.


Here's a list of non-sporting venues to include:
Middle Clamash is generally as the area between the City of Gantiac and City of Rexville west of the Cordilleras. It consists of the broad Henrietta and Gahaha River valleys and the majority of the Limestone Hills. Southern Clamash consists of approximately the lower 1/3 of the state. It is relatively flat compared to the rest of the state. It consists of river valleys and rolling hills, and is split between the Henrietta River and Grand lakes watersheds. It is considered part of the West Lake Plains.  
* '''Hotel Accommodation''' for officials outside of the village (using existing hotels is acceptable)
* '''Food Court'''/Other food focused area
*  '''Medals Plaza''' (Optional)
* '''Translation Center'''
* '''Press Center'''
* '''Broadcast Center'''
* '''Doping Centers'''
* '''Central Clinic''' (should be in a central location and be large enough to provide many services)
* '''IT Office'''
*'''Electric Network''' (Generators, etc)
*'''Geolympic Village''' (Very Important)
**The village should be divided into an operation section, a residential section, and a central plaza.
**Please include more amenities than just residential buildings.


==2021 Map-off==
===='''Natural Landforms'''====
Following contemporary discussions in summer 2021, as well as timed with the real-world international sporting event (you know the one), the OGF community made a concerted effort to create a singular list of Pax Nova Games hosts.
'''Mountain Ranges'''


The idea was to have a more or less consistent list of cities which held the games, backed by a reasonable amount of mapping. For that reason this edition of the map-off was international games-themed. It couldn't be easier: Map venues. Summer or Winter games, both count.
The Cordilleras mountain range is located along the eastern border of Clamash. The state's tallest point, Meades Peak is located in the northeastern part of the state.


Just check the RW games from the time you plan to map and see what infrastructure is needed. Usually a big stadium as the centerpiece, a village for the athletes and some more locations for other sports, like tennis courts, water venues, ski jumps, alpine pistes, etc. You also need some public and private transport infrastructure. This is further detailed down in the rest of the page.
While not mountain ranges, the Limestone Hills are a distinct highland landform located along the Clamash-Peralia border. Their namesake being the large limestone deposits found throughout the highlands.  


While the official map-off has been completed, any "vacant" event year listed below is still available. If you are interested in making a bid for one of these vacant events, please use the "Discussion" tab to ask questions. This page will continued to be monitored by the sporting committee.
'''Rivers'''


===Selection Process===
The State of Clamash takes its from the Clamash River, a navigable river forming the majority of the Clamash-Tauhon Border.  
For the first round of awarding games, all bids had to be submitted no later than 8 August 2021. While '''all past summer bids have been assigned''', the committee is still accepting submitted bids for vacant winter games, ''as well as bids for all regional games''. To submit a bid, add it to the list below with a status of '''submitted'''.  


To maintain fairness and to allow all mappers, current and future, the opportunity to work on a successful bid, '''all future summer bids must be from collaborative projects'''. These bids will be announced in advance, rather than after bids have been submitted. For mappers who would like to host international games in their nation, winter bids and all regional game bids are still available to bid on; the committee will review bids on a rolling basis and update the official canon as appropriate.
The longest and largest river in Clamash is the Henrietta River and nearly 80% of the state is located in its watershed. The Henrietta River is __ miles long. The Henrietta River takes it name from Henrietta Prinkletter, the daughter of the Clamash Province Governor George Prinkletter. Major tributaries of the Henrietta River include the Udlith River, Big Verde River, Gahaha River, Ogatakan River, Indigo River, ___ River, and ___ River.


Games will be awarded using the following process:
The Yellow Frog River is the largest river in southern Clamash and drains into Lake Amanecer. Major tributaries of the Yellow Frog River include the Ingram River and Union River.  
* '''First Review:''' After 8 Aug 2021, the committee reviewed all submitted bids for completeness and to ensure each bid has a level of quality that would befit the international stature required to host the games. Of the four committee members, three must agree that the bid is sufficient to move on to the next step.
* '''Community Vote:''' For conflicting bids, a community vote was held that allowed OGF mappers to rate individual bids on a 1-5 scale.
* '''Primary Ranking and Assignment:''' With Composite Scores in hand, for years with multiple bids, the bid with the highest composite score would earn the official awarding of the games for that year. For conflicting years (e.g., a year with a Northern summer games and a Southern winter games) the higher Composite Score of the two would determine the hemisphere for that year.
* '''Secondary Ranking and Assignment:''' For non-winning bids that still passed the First Review, the committee will reach out to each bidder and offer alternate options to complete the schedule. First preference would be for adjacent vacant years, followed by vacant years within a 20-year window of the preferred bid. If no reasonable vacant years can be identified, the committee will offer the mapper an opportunity to host a regional/continental games instead, or the committee will identify potential changes to the bid to reasonably accommodate a different year. '''Note:''' Years are considered vacant if no bid is '''Submitted''' or '''Grandfathered''' at the time of the selection process. ''A year that has only "Drafted" or "Potential" bids is considered vacant.''
* '''Long-Term Bids:''' Once this process has been completed, a list of "vacant" years and games will be posted to the wiki. Mappers will be able to submit bids for any vacant year or improve a previous failed bid to request to host. The committee will reconvene as needed to review the bids, using the same review process established in the First Review step to determine a bid's suitability.


==Official Games==
The Grenoke River is the largest river in the Clamashegian portion of the Limestone Hills and drains the interior of the hills.  
Following the review of the initial set of bids, the committee is happy to announce that '''all grandfathered and submitted bids were considered acceptable'''. Bids that were uncontested were automatically assigned their preferred year; for contested years, the committee will solicit ratings on the affected bids from the OGF community to help determine the winning bid. Bids that were not top-ranked would be offered a vacant year, or the opportunity to bid on regional games instead.


{| class="wikitable sortable"
The headwaters of the Jersey and Mullumbidgee Rivers are also located in the Limestone Hills.
! Year
{| class="wikitable"
! Series
|+List of Rivers in Clamash
! Season
!Rank
! City
!Name
! Country
!Mouth
! Hemisphere
!Length
! Mapper
!Source
! Bid Status
!States, Provinces, and Clamash Counties
! Notes
|-
|
|Henrietta River
|
|
|
|
|-
|
|Gahaha River
|
|
|
|
|-
|-
| '''[[2024 Summer Pax Nova Games|2024]]'''
|
| '''XVII'''
|Mullumbidgee River
| Summer
|
| '''Gobras City'''
|
| {{Gobrassanya}}
|
| Northern
|
| ''community bid''
| '''Accepted'''
| Gobras City will also host the 1996 Pan-Uletha Games.
|-
|-
| '''[[2020 Summer Pax Nova Games|2020]]'''
|
| '''XVI'''
|Jersey River
| Summer
|
| '''Kirchenburg'''
|
| {{Lentia}}
|
| Northern
|
| {{OGF user|Friedrich Kirchen}}
| '''Accepted'''
| Uncontested
|-
|-
| '''[[2016 Summer Pax Nova Games|2016]]'''
|
| '''XV'''
|Big Verde River
| Summer
|
| '''Quentinsburgh'''
|
| {{Freedemia}}
|
| Equatorial
|
| {{OGF user|Ernestpkirby}}
| '''Accepted'''
| Legacy bid; previously accepted
|-
|-
| '''[[2016 Winter Pax Nova Games|2016]]'''
|
| '''XV'''
|Udlith River
| Winter
|
| '''Noveh Mehsto'''
|
| {{Neo Delta}}
|
| Southern
|
| {{OGF user|Deltanz}}
| ''Pending''
| Uncontested; original grandfathered bid was for 2018. Awaiting final approval of year by host mapper.
|-
|-
| '''[[2012 Summer Pax Nova Games|2012]]'''
|
| '''XIV'''
|Ogatakan River
| Summer
|
| '''New Tyrrin'''
|
| {{Eshein}}
|
| Northern
|
| {{OGF user|Ifgus}}
| '''Accepted'''
| Bid rated 3.43 by the OGF community
|-
|-
| '''[[2008 Summer Pax Nova Games|2008]]'''
|
| '''XIII'''
|Indigo River
| Summer
|
| '''Tarott'''
|
| {{Kalm}}
|
| Northern
|
| {{OGF user|Joschi81}}
| '''Accepted'''
| Uncontested
|-
|-
| '''[[2004 Summer Pax Nova Games|2004]]'''
|
| '''XII'''
|Grenoke River
| Summer
|
| '''Trevers'''
|
| {{Paroy}}
|
| Equatorial
|
| {{OGF user|PortCal}}
| '''Accepted'''
| Bid rated 4.22 by the OGF community
|-
|-
| '''[[2000 Summer Pax Nova Games|2000]]'''
|
| '''XI'''
|Little Verde River
| Summer
|
| '''[[Lake City#2000 Pax Nova Games|Lake City]]'''
|
| {{Minnonigan}}, {{Federal States}}
|
| Southern
|
| {{OGF user|TheMayor}}
| '''Accepted'''
| Uncontested
|-
|-
| '''[[2000 Winter Pax Nova Games|2000]]'''
|
| '''XI'''
|Yellow Frog River
| Winter
|
| '''Yorakēa'''
|
| {{Aorangēa}}
|
| Southern
|
| {{OGF user|Toadwart}}
| '''Accepted'''
| Uncontested
|-
|-
| '''[[1996 Winter Pax Nova Games|1996]]'''
|
| '''X'''
|Union River
| Winter
|
| '''Cook Springs'''
|
| {{Clamash}}, {{Federal States}}
|
| Southern
|
| {{OGF user|Glauber}}
| '''Accepted'''
| Uncontested 1992 winter bid; moved to 1996 based on result of 1992 summer conflicting bids.
|-
|-
| '''[[1992 Summer Pax Nova Games|1992]]'''
|
| '''IX'''
|Ingram River
| Summer
|
| '''Säntjana'''
|
| {{Karolia}}
|
| Northern
|
| {{OGF user|Sarepava}}
| '''Accepted'''
| Bid rated 3.35 by the OGF community
|-
|-
| '''[[1988 Summer Pax Nova Games|1988]]'''
|
| '''VIII'''
|Clamash River
| Summer
|
| '''Xiongjing'''
|
| {{Bai Empire}}
|
| Southern
|
| {{OGF user|Zhenkang}}
|}
| '''Accepted'''
'''Lakes'''
| Bid rated 4.35 by the OGF community
 
Most lakes in Clamash are either manmade or oxbow lakes. The largest natural lake is Floyd Lake located in the northeastern part of the state. Significant manmade reservoirs in Clamash are Rubicue Lake, Fawn Creek Reservoir, Lake Spalding, and Lake Louisa.
 
 
{| class="wikitable"
|+List of Largest Lakes in Clamash
!Rank
!Name
!Clamash Counties
!Area
!Type
|-
|-
| '''[[1984 Summer Pax Nova Games|1984]]'''
|
| '''VII'''
|Floyd Lake
| Summer
|Sidney County
| '''Pyingshum'''
|
| {{Kojo}}
|Natural
| Northern
| {{OGF user|Leowezy}}
| '''Accepted'''
| Uncontested
|-
|-
| '''[[1980 Summer Pax Nova Games|1980]]'''
|
| '''VI'''
|Rubicue Lake
| Summer
|Trentonson County
| '''İskenderiya'''
|
| {{Demirhan Empire}}
|Man-made
| Northern
| {{OGF user|Rustem Pasha}}
| '''Approved'''
| Runner-up to 2004 bid. Bid rated 3.48 by the OGF community.
|-
|-
| '''[[1976 Summer Pax Nova Games|1976]]'''
|
| '''V'''
|Yalensky Lake
| Summer
|Trentonson & Gardiwapeka Counties
| '''Fayaan City'''
|
| {{Fayaan}}
|Man-made
| Northern
| {{OGF user|Fayaan}}
| '''Accepted'''
| Uncontested
|-
|-
| '''[[1972 Summer Pax Nova Games|1972]]'''
|
| '''IV'''
|Fawn Creek Reservoir
| Summer
|Kennard County
| colspan="6" | ''reserved alternate year''
|
|Man-made
|-
|-
| '''[[1968 Summer Pax Nova Games|1968]]'''
|
| '''III'''
|Lake Spalding
| Summer
|Grelling & Darracott Counties
| colspan="6" | ''reserved alternate year''
|
|Man-made
|-
|-
| '''[[1964 Summer Pax Nova Games|1964]]'''
|
| '''II'''
|Lake Triloka
| Summer
|Puma County
| '''Minneuka'''
|
| {{Mennowa}}, {{Federal States}}
|Natural
| Southern
| {{OGF user|Alessa}} and {{OGF user|Leowezy}}
| '''Accepted'''
| Uncontested
|-
|-
| '''[[1960 Summer Pax Nova Games|1960]]'''
|
| '''I'''
|Chalmers Reservoir
| Summer
|Huntington County
| '''Saviso'''
|
| {{Vodeo}}
|Man-made
| Equatorial
|}
| {{OGF user|ParAvion}}
|
| '''Accepted'''
'''Islands'''
| Uncontested
 
There are several islands located in the State of Clamash. Most islands are either located along the coast or in the Henrietta River mouth.
 
 
{| class="wikitable"
|+List of Islands in Clamash
!Rank
!Name
!Clamash Counties
!Area
!Type
|-
|-
| '''[[1960 Winter Pax Nova Games|1960]]'''
|
| '''I'''
|Woopeek Island
| Winter
|Purchase County
| '''Ste. Margaux'''
|
| {{Federal States}}
|
| Southern
| {{OGF user|Trombonist2003}}
| '''Accepted'''
| Uncontested
|-
|-
| '''TBD'''
|
| III or IV
|Fisher Island
| Summer
|Cortizas County & Purchase County
| '''Rivador'''
|
| {{Lorredion}}
|
| Northern
| {{OGF user|Le Mathou}}
| ''Pending''
| Runner-up to 2012 bid. Bid rated 3.22 by the OGF community. Awaiting final approval of year by host mapper; top priority for vacant year games.
|-
|-
| '''TBD'''
|
| III or IV
|Featherton Island
| Summer
|Cortizas & Meade Counties
| '''Stanncatt'''
|
| {{Mergany}}
|
| Northern
| {{OGF user|mstr}}
| ''Pending''
| Runner-up to 1988 bid. Bid rated 1.52 by the OGF community. Awaiting final approval of year by host mapper; second priority for vacant year games.
|-
|-
|
|Ranatope Island
|Meade County
|
|-
|
|King's Sliver
|Meade & San Ramon Counties
|
|
|-
|
|Sheep Island
|Meade County
|
|
|-
|
|Headsail Island
|San Ramon County
|
|-
|
|Canetuck Island
|San Ramon County
|
|
|-
|
|Maystead Island
|San Ramon County
|
|
|-
|
|Toffey Island
|Briggs & San Ramon County
|
|-
|
|Bokesboro Banks
|Briggs County
|
|
|-
|
|}
|}


==Current Bids==
=Government=
The table below summarizes current bids or bid intentions. Mappers are encouraged to add their bids to this table; please indicate if bids are officially ''submitted'' (ready to be reviewed by the committee), ''drafted'' (a mapper is currently assembling a bid but is not yet ready to submit their bid to the committee), or ''potential'' (a mapper is showing their intent to submit a bid but is not ready to enter a bid draft yet). Drafted and Submitted bids must include links to a bid page. For bids that are not year-specific, please put a range of dates in ''italics'' in the "year" column (e.g., ''2000-2020'').
===State Government===
* '''Conflicted''' bids have been reviewed and accepted by the committee, but the games will not be awarded until more input is received from the OGF community. '''Do not submit bids for years with posted conflicts.'''
Unlike most state legislatures, Clamash has a unicameral legislature.
* '''Submitted''' bids are ready to be reviewed by the committee.
* '''Drafted''' bids are currently being assembled by the mapper and are not yet ready to be officially reviewed.
* '''Potential''' bids are currently being worked on, but have not yet made it to the draft stage.


===Bids and Availability===
==Administrative Divisions==
{| class="wikitable unsortable"
Clamash is divided into 44 counties. 
! Year
 
! Series
===List of Counties===
! Season
 
! Status
{|class="wikitable sortable"
! Hemisphere
! Name
! City
! County Seat
! Country
! Largest City
! Mapper
! Area in km²
! Bid Status
! Area in sq mi
! Notes
! Population
! Population per sq mi
|-
|Albin County
|Richland
|Stakesville
|2,707.10
|1,049.08
|4,193
|4.00
|-
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''2024'''
|Blaney County
| rowspan="2" | '''XVII'''
|Brookford
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | Summer
|Brookford
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | ''Not Available''
|1,489.64
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" colspan="6" | ''Awarded to Gobras City, {{Gobrassanya}}''
|575.16
|3,115
|5.42
|-
|-
| style="background-color:#ADD8E6" | Winter
|Boshokie County
| '''Available'''
|Boshokie Center
| '''Northern'''
|Boshokie Center
| colspan="5" | ''add additional bids here''
|1,515.17
|585.01
|7,248
|12.39
|-
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''2020'''
| Briggs County
| rowspan="2" | '''XVI'''
| Port Union
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | Summer
| Port Union
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | ''Not Available''
| 1,159.58
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" colspan="6" | ''Awarded to Kirchenburg, {{Lentia}}''
| 447.72
| 60,733
|135.65
|-
|-
| style="background-color:#ADD8E6" | Winter
|Butte County
| '''Available'''
|Gray Rock
| '''Northern'''
|Gray Rock
| colspan="5" | ''add additional bids here''
|2,900.34
|1,119.83
|5,279
|4.71
|-
|-
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" rowspan="2" | '''2016'''
|Chalmers County
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" rowspan="2" | '''XV'''
|Brome
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | Summer
|Brome
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | ''Not Available''
|1,845.33
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" colspan="6" | ''Awarded to Quentinsburgh, {{Freedemia}}''
|712.49
|4,422
|6.21
|-
|-
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | Winter
| Chester County
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | ''Not Available''
| Theoville
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" colspan="6" | ''Reserved as option for Noveh Mehsto, {{Neo Delta}}''
| Theoville
| 1,685.78
| 650.88
| 1,696
| 2.61
|-
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''2012'''
|Clayton County
| rowspan="2" | '''XIV'''
|Lawfield
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | Summer
|Lawfield
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | ''Not Available''
|1,821.62
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" colspan="6" | ''Awarded to New Tyrrin, {{Eshein}}''
|703.33
|2,565
|3.65
|-
|-
| style="background-color:#ADD8E6" | Winter
| Cortizas County
| '''Available'''
| New Watson
| '''Northern'''
| New Watson
| colspan="5" | ''add additional bids here''
|1,170.96
|452.11
| 5,906
| 13.06
|-
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''2008'''
|Darracott County
| rowspan="2" | '''XIII'''
|West Gahaha
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | Summer
|West Gahaha
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | ''Not Available''
|2,326.85
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" colspan="6" | ''Awarded to Tarott, {{Kalm}}''
|898.40
|3,506
|3.90
|-
|-
| style="background-color:#ADD8E6" | Winter
|Foster County
| '''Available'''
|Herbert
| '''Northern'''
|Brantgomery
| colspan="5" | ''add additional bids here''
|2,017.11
|778.81
|1,804
|2.32
|-
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''2004'''
| Gardiwapeka County
| rowspan="2" | '''XII'''
| Tauhon City
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | Summer
| Tauhon City
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | ''Not Available''
|1,813.89
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" colspan="6" | ''Awarded to Trevers, {{Paroy}}''
|700.35
|13,222
| 18.88
|-
|-
| style="background-color:#ADD8E6" | Winter
| Grelling County
| '''Available'''
| Grawton
| '''Either'''
| Grawton
| colspan="5" | ''add additional bids here''
| 2,399.67
| 926.52
| 12,663
|13.67
|-
|-
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" rowspan="2" | '''2000'''
|Grover County
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" rowspan="2" | '''XI'''
|Jessamine
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | Summer
|Appahappa
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | ''Not Available''
|1,999.38
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" colspan="6" | ''Awarded to [[Lake City#2000 Pax Nova Games|Lake City]], {{Minnonigan}}, {{Federal States}}''
|771.96
|3,844
|4.98
|-
|-
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | Winter
|Henrietta County
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | ''Not Available''
|Ardentic
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" colspan="6" | ''Awarded to Yorakēa, {{Aorangēa}}''
|Ardentic
|2,269.77
|876.36
|9,731
|11.10
|-
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''1996'''
|Hillman County
| rowspan="2" | '''X'''
|Vanito
| style="background-color:#FFD580" | Summer
|Trowell
|'''Available'''
|1,282.40
|'''Southern'''
|495.14
| colspan="5" |''add additional bids here''
|2,436
|4.92
|-
|-
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | Winter
| Huntington County
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | ''Not available''
| Quitman
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" colspan="6" | ''Awarded to Cook Springs, {{Clamash}}, {{Federal States}}''
| Quitman
| 2,335.73
| 901.83
| 6,187
|6.86
|-
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''1992'''
|Kennard County
| rowspan="2" | '''IX'''
|Normsfield
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | Summer
|Normsfield
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | ''Not available''
|1,649.65
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" colspan="6" | ''Awarded to Säntjana, {{Karolia}}''
|636.93
|3,377
|5.30
|-
|-
| style="background-color:#ADD8E6" | Winter
|Lindley County
| '''Available'''
|Arrowhead
| '''Northern'''
|Bovina
| colspan="5" | ''add additional bids here''
|2,582.90
|997.26
|6,564
|6.58
|-
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''1988'''
|Lowell County
| rowspan="2" | '''VIII'''
|Federal Camp
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | Summer
|Federal Camp
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | ''Not available''
|1,867.89
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" colspan="6" | ''Awarded to Xiongjing, {{Bai Empire}}''
|721.20
|3,587
|4.97
|-
|-
| style="background-color:#ADD8E6" | Winter
|Mannon County
| '''Available'''
|Tekbota
| '''Southern'''
|Tekbota
| colspan="5" | ''add additional bids here''
|1,869.00
|721.62
|2,875
|3.98
|-
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''1984'''
| McGeorge County
| rowspan="2" | '''VII'''
| Willoch
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | Summer
| Red Owl
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | ''Not available''
| 4,087.47
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" colspan="6" | ''Awarded to Pyingshum, {{Kojo}}''
| 1,578.18
| 1,392
| 0.88
|-
|-
| style="background-color:#ADD8E6" | Winter
| Meade County
| '''Available'''
| Clifford
| '''Northern'''
| Clifford
| colspan="5" | ''add additional bids here''
| 1,560.44
| 602.49
| 518,855
| 861.18
|-
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''1980'''
|Merryman County
| rowspan="2" | '''VI'''
|Andersen
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | Summer
|Andersen
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | ''Not available''
|1,489.64
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" colspan="6" | ''Awarded to İskenderiya, {{Demirhan Empire}}''
|575.16
|8,438
|14.67
|-
|-
| style="background-color:#ADD8E6" | Winter
|Nash County
| '''Available'''
|Supurb
| '''Northern'''
|Rexville
| colspan="5" | ''add additional bids here''
|2,196.00
|847.88
|7,487
|8.83
|-
|-
| rowspan="3" | '''1976'''
| Nepoee County
| rowspan="3" | '''V'''
| Chambersville
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | Summer
| Chambersville
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | ''Not available''
| 1,954.23
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" colspan="6" | ''Awarded to Fayaan City, {{Fayaan}}''
| 754.53
| 7,072
| 9.37
|-
|-
| style="background-color:#ADD8E6" rowspan="2" | Winter
|Onslow County
| rowspan="2" | '''Available'''
|Stevensport
| rowspan="2" | '''Northern'''
|Stevensport
| '''Jåhre'''
|1,933.84
| {{Silland}}
|746.66
| {{OGF user|Liadrien}}
|5,443
| [[User:Liadrien/Jåhre 1974 Winter Geolympiad Proposal|Potential]]
|7.29
| Mapping underway (prioritised under 2014 bid)
|-
|-
| colspan="5" | ''add additional bids here''
| Pahareek County
| Dunlap
| Dunlap
| 2,691.46
| 1,039.18
| 35,870
|34.52
|-
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''1972'''
| Plummer County
| rowspan="2" | '''IV'''
| Fort Bellis
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | Summer
| Fort Bellis
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | ''Not available''
| 2,042.54
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" colspan="6" | ''Reserved for compensatory pick''
| 788.63
| 22,993
| 29.16
|-
|-
| style="background-color:#ADD8E6" | Winter
|Puma County
| '''Available'''
|Thorbecke
| '''Northern'''
|Thorbecke
| colspan="5" | ''add additional bids here''
|2,938.39
|1,134.52
|4,940
|4.35
|-
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''1968'''
| Purchase County
| rowspan="2" | '''III'''
| Brubecks
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | Summer
| Muehling
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | ''Not available''
| 1,291.22
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" colspan="6" | ''Reserved for compensatory pick''
| 498.54
| 7,024
| 14.09
|-
|-
| style="background-color:#ADD8E6" | Winter
|Ralley County
| '''Available'''
|Green Point
| '''Northern'''
|East Ingram
| colspan="5" | ''add additional bids here''
|1,954.90
|754.79
|24,455
|32.40
|-
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''1964'''
|Rudeen County
| rowspan="2" | '''II'''
|Louisa
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | Summer
|Louisa
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | ''Not available''
|2,762.15
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" colspan="6" | ''Awarded to Minneuka, {{Mennowa}}, {{Federal States}}''
|1,066.47
|2,246
|2.11
|-
|-
| style="background-color:#ADD8E6" | Winter
| San Ramon County
| '''Available'''
| San Ramon
| '''Southern'''
| Robertsville
| colspan="5" | ''add additional bids here''
| 1,431.23
| 552.60
| 43,393
| 78.53
|-
|-
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" rowspan="2" | '''1960'''
|Sanawappan County
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" rowspan="2" | '''I'''
|Indigo Rapids
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | Summer
|Indigo Rapids
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | ''Not available''
|2,182.42
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" colspan="6" | ''Awarded to Saviso, {{Vodeo}}''
|842.64
|3,551
|4.21
|-
|-
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | Winter
| Sidney County
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" | ''Not available''
| Marcher
| style="background-color:#c5c5c5" colspan="6" | ''Awarded to Kingstown, {{Deodeca}}''
| Marcher
| 4,675.47
| 1,805.21
| 7,041
| 3.90
|-
|-
| Strawes County
| Verving
| Verving
| 5,117.63
| 1,975.93
| 2,110
| 1.07
|-
|Swanson County
|Antelope
|Franzer
|1,851.57
|714.89
|5,752
|8.05
|-
| Trentonson County
| Wahanta
| Wahanta
| 1,843.30
| 711.70
| 719,092
| 1010.39
|-
| Valley County
| Gantiac
| Gantiac
| 1,304.19
| 503.55
| 67,091
| 133.24
|-
| Verde County
| Cook Springs
| Cook Springs
| 4,424.19
| 1,708.19
| 43,197
| 25.29
|-
|Wamboldt County
|Lyonburg
|Plains Grove
|2,061.30
|795.87
|4,608
|5.79
|-
|Woodbine County
|Saunebago
|Saunebago
|2,024.45
|781.64
|57,426
|73.47
|-
|Yellow Frog County
|Kokodoji
|Hayson
|2,937.78
|1,134.28
|8,198
|7.23
|- 
|}
===Municipalities===
Municipalities are divided into four classifications based on population. The twenty (20) largest municipalities as of 2020 are listed below under their respective class.
'''Metropolitan Class City (200,000 or more)'''
*Wahanta - 554,955
*Clifford - 269,277
'''First Class City (20,000-199,999)'''
*Sprucewood - 59,221
*Gantiac - 57,664
*Port Union - 49,124
*Land Park - 45,321
*Saunebago - 41,893
*Robertsville - 35,988
*Cook Springs - 34,719
*Huntington Heights - 24,952
*Dunlap - 23,897
'''Second Class City (4,000-19,999'''
*Wardsville - 17,520
*Morningside Hills - 16,882
*West Wahanta - 16,625
*Vista Orchard - 15,851
*Fort Bellis - 11,526
*San Ramon - 8,473
*Tauhon City - 6,715
*Ardentic - 6,117
*Grawton - 5,774
*
*
=Economy=
The largest sectors in Clamash's economy are agricultural, forestry, tourism, healthcare, manufacturing, transportation, and financial/insurance. The Wahanta-Clifford metropolitan area is the economic center of the state. 
Several large companies have headquarters in Clamash. These companies include Huckelberry's, Greeley Mart,  ConcordaHealth, Second National Bank, Cordilleras Southern Railroad, Sir Saves-A-Lot, Prudent Choice Investments, WLT Advisors, Mutual of Wahanta, TaxFSA, and Bassett-Leyton Hotel Brands. 
=Culture=
===='''Arts'''====
{| class="wikitable"
|+Museums
!Name
!Location
!Type
|-
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{| class="wikitable"
|+Performing Arts
!Name
!Location
!Type
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===Regional/Other Bids===
====Sports====
{| class="wikitable sortable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Year
|+Professional Sports
! Season
!Team
! City
!Home
! Country
!Sport
! Continent
!League
! Mapper
|-
! Bid Status
|Wahanta Scouts
! Notes
|Wahanta - Mutual of Wahanta Stadium
|Baseball
|
|-
|Wahanta Whirlpool
|Wahanta - TaxFSA Center Arena
|Basketball
|
|-
|Sporting Wahanta
|Wahanta - ConcordaHealth Field
|Soccer
|
|-
|-
| 2024
|Wahanta Mammoths
| Winter
|Wahanta - TaxFSA Center Arena
| '''Uodgieńyca'''
|Ice Hockey
| Uletha
|
| {{Geklinia-Dregolesia}}
| {{OGF user|Mie}}
| [[User:Mie/Uodgieńyca 2024 Winter Geolympiad Proposal|Potential]]
| Mapping underway
|-
|-
|Clifford Cruisers
|Clifford - Chopwitz Arena
|Ice Hockey
|
|-
|-
| 2020
|
| Winter
|Sprucewood - Clamash Speedway
| '''Sannupuri'''
|Racing
| Uletha
|
| {{Izaland}}
|}
| {{OGF user|Izaland Terramorphing Committee}}
{| class="wikitable"
| [[User:Izaland Terramorphing Committee/Sandbox/Sannupuri 2020 Winter Geolympiad Proposal|Potential]]
|+College Sports
| Mapping to start soon (June 2023)
!Team
!School
!City
!Division
!Football
!Basketball (M/W)
!Baseball
!Softball
!Ice Hockey (M/W)
!Soccer (M/W)
!Wrestling
!Cross Country
!Track & Field
!Tennis
|-
|-
| 2016
|
| Winter
|University of Clamash - Gantiac
| '''Överdalen'''
|Gantiac
| {{Silland}}
|I
| Uletha
|
| {{OGF user|Liadrien}}
|
| [[User:Liadrien/Överdalen 2016 Winter Geolympiad Proposal|Drafted]]
|
| Proposal being worked on, finishing mapping
|
|
|
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|
|
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|-
| 2012
|
| Southern
|University of Clamash - Wahanta
| '''Silverdale/San Daniel'''
|Wahanta
| {{Federal States}}
|I
| Archanta
|
| {{OGF user|iiEarth}} and {{OGF user|Brunanter}}
|
| Drafted
|
| Skiing area mapped, indoor sports venue under progress. Bumped from 2012 due to northern summer games.
|
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|-
| 1996
|
| Summer
|University of Clamash - Port Union
| '''Gobras City'''
|Port Union
| Gobrassanya
|II
| Uletha
|
| ''community bid''
|
| '''Approved'''
|
| Original 1996 bid is for Pan-Ulethan Games; Gobras City is also awarded the 2024 Geolympic games
|
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|-
| 1992
|
| Summer
|University of Clamash - Saunebago
| '''Bako-Huz'''
|Saunebago
| {{Kofuku}}
|II
| Antarephia
|
| {{OGF user|Huachachi}}
|
| [[User:Huachachi/Bako-Huz 1992 Summer Geolympiad Proposal|'''Submitted''']]
|
| It can be placed in any other year if very necessary.
|
|
|
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|-
| 1980
|
| Winter
|McKnight University
| '''Cauwaih/Flumebury'''
|Wahanta
| {{Federal States}}
|I
| Archanta
|
| {{OGF user|Fluffr_Nuttr}} and {{OGF user|Zytik}}
|
| Potential
|
| Mapping underway. Bumped from 1980 due to northern games.
|
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| 1932
|
| Summer
|Rancaster University
| '''Pirindi'''
|Cook Springs
| {{Guai}}
|II
| Antarephia
|
| {{OGF user|Aiki}}
|
| '''Grandfathered'''
|
|  
|
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|-
|
|Clamash Bartholomewan University
|Wahanta
|II
|
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|
|St. Urbicius College
|Wahanta
|III
|
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|Spiritus Apparitio University
|Clifford
|II
|
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|
|Clifford University
|Clifford
|I
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|Grawton College
|Grawton
|III
|
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|}


===Gallery of Bid Logos===
=Education=
<gallery>
'''University of Clamash System'''
File:LC2000.png|<center>Lake City<br>''Summer 2000''
 
File:XiongjingPaxNovaLogo.png|<center>Xiongjing<br>''Summer 1988''
* University of Clamash - Gantiac (flagship campus)
File:Pax Nova 1964 Minneuka.png|<center>Minneuka<br>''Summer 1964''
* University of Clamash - Wahanta
File:Saviso 1960.png|<center>Saviso<br>''Summer 1960''
* University of Clamash - Port Union
* University of Clamash - Saunebago
 
'''Clamash State College System'''
 
* Brampton State College - Brampton
* Cook Springs State College - Cook Springs
* Muehling State College - Muehling
* Dunlap State College - Dunlap
* Clamash Mountain State College - Stakesville
* Confluence State College - Confluence
 
'''Community College Systems'''
 
* Northern Clamash Community College - Clamash Valley (Tauhon City), San Ramon, Wardsville, City Center (Wahanta), Jane Valley (Huntington Heights), and Clifford
* Eastern Clamash Community College - Marcher and Cook Springs,
* Mid-Clamash Community College - South Coast (Brubecks), Fort Bellis, and Gantiac
* Clamash Valley Community College - Quitman, Clamash Tribal (Bovina), Dunlap, and Thorbecke
* Southern Clamash Community College - Andersen, Ardentic, Saunebago, and East Ingram
 
'''Private Colleges/Universities'''
 
* Wildwood College - Robertsville
* Udlith Valley University - Wardsville
* McKnight University - Wahanta
* St. Urbicius College - Wahanta
* Clamash College of Technology - Wahanta
* Lyman College - Wahanta
* Clamash Bartholomewan University - Wahanta
* Mount Mirgo Seminary - Wahanta
* Clifford University - Clifford
* Spiritus Apparitio University - Clifford
* Grawton College - Grawton
* Rancaster University - Cook Springs
* Verde View University - Gantiac
* Grace College - Supurb
*
 
 
The flagship university is the University of Clamash-Gantiac. Other campuses are the University of Clamash-Port Union, University of Clamash-Saunebago and University of Clamash-Wahanta.
Clamash has one state college system.
Clamash has one community college system.
 
=Transportation=
The three primary motorways in Clamash are FS 40, FS 50, and FS 91. Other motorways can be found in the Wahanta-Clifford Metropolitan Area including FS 350, and FS 691. 
 
In 2009, the Clamash Department of Transportation started the Statewide Expressway Project in which significant routes would be upgraded to four-lane divided expressways. Due to a lack of funding, the majority of the project is still incomplete as of 2022. Completed expressways are CL 85 in Trentonson County and CL 43 in Meade County. Construction is underway and portions are completed of CL 47, which will connect Port Union with Tauhon City. Other highways designated for upgrades are CL 31 from Gantiac to Tauhon City, CL 17 from Dunlap (FS 91) to Wychelle, and an extension of CL 26 from FS 91 to San Ramon.
 
<gallery position="right" widths="200">
File:Clamash Highway Sign.png|Clamash State Highway Shield for State Highway 31, the longest state route in Clamash.
</gallery>
</gallery>


[[Category:Sport]]
 
[[Category:Pax Nova Games]]
The Sunsetter is a passenger rail service in west FSA. The main stations in Clamash are located in Wahanta, Cook Springs, Dunlap, Saunebago, and Gantiac. Freight rail lines cross the state connecting The Lakes Region with the Port of Wahanta and the port in Jundah, Tauhon.
 
There are four commercial airports in Clamash: Wahanta-Clifford International Airport, Cook Springs Regional Airport, Saunebago Regional Airport and Dunlap Regional Airport.
 
=Protected Areas=
 
 
{| class="wikitable"
|+National Parks
!Name
!Location
!Acreage
!Information
|-
|Fort Walprove National Historic Site
|Wahanta
|
|
|-
|Hurricane Caverns National Park
|Sundan
|
|
|}
{| class="wikitable"
|+State Parks
!Name
!Location
!Acreage
!Information
|-
|Basin State Park
|Basin
|
|
|-
|Clamash Bluffs State Park
|Tauhon City
|
|
|-
|Confuence State Park
|Confluence
|
|
|-
|Floyd Lake State Park
|Marcher
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[[Category: Clamash]]

Revision as of 21:51, 29 June 2023

Flag of Clamash State of Clamash

Capital: Clifford
Population: 2,059,342 (2020)
Motto: Your Next Adventure

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Clamash, officially the State of Clamash, is a state of the Federal States. The state is situated along the coast of the Asperic Ocean, with an international border with the Deodeca (Provinces of Peralia, Nawagan, and AR060-11) to the west, the state of Tauhon to the north, the state of Sierra to the northeast, state of Riopoderos to the east, Wychelle to the southeast, and state of AR120-47 to the south. Clamash is well known for the eastern mountain range. Other important geographical features in the state include the Henrietta River Valley and Limestone Hills. Due to its location and topography, Clamash is one of the rainiest states.

The state's name derives from the Clamash River, which's name is derived from the Castellanese "clamar" in reference to the former Blanco Rapids. Clamash has just over 2 million residents.

The largest city in Clamash is Wahanta, with approximately 62.22% of the state's population in the metropolitan area (Trentonson, Meade, & San Ramon Counties). Wahanta is an important industrial and economic hub, developed as a port and rail hub for commodities of the West Lakes region. While transportation remains the principal sector of the city's business base, Wahanta has become a major center of the FSA insurance industry.

The state capital, Clifford, is part of the Wahanta-Clifford Metropolitan Area. Unlike Wahanta, Clifford is located on the ocean coast. Clifford is an older city than Wahanta and was originally a Castellanese mission. The city is home to the unicameral state government, which is the chief sector of the local economy. Clifford is home to Spiritus Apparitio University which is located at the site of the original mission.

Other important cities include:

-Gantiac, which is located at the crossroads of FS-50 and FS-91 and is home to the flagship state land-grant university, University of Clamash-Gantiac.

-Cook Springs, which is located in the Cordilleras. Cook Springs was named for the Cook Hot Springs, which are now a resort. The city is a popular year-round destination for locals, second-home buyers, and tourists. The 1996 Pax Nova Winter Games were held in Cook Springs.

-Saunebago, which is located in southern Clamash at the crossroads of FS-40 and FS-91. Saunebago is the economic hub of the southern half of the state.


Area

Area = 97,488.91 square kilometers

Area = 37,640.68 square miles

History

Before Ulethan settlement, Native Archantan tribes including the Pahareek, Burrakoo, Nantee, Lumquah, Saunebago, and Gahaha.

The northern Clamashegian coast was settled by the Castellanese in the early 1700s. Despite the fertility of the Henrietta River valley, the Castellanese only founded a few coastal settlements including San Ramon. The Ingerish eventually fought and won most of present day Clamash from the Castellanese. As per the Treaty of San Ramon, the Castellan ceded all territory claims in present day Clamash. After Deodeca's independence from Ingerland, Clamash became a province in the nation of Deodeca. It was not until the 1842 when Clamash became territory of FSA through the Clamash Purchase. In 1866, the State of Clamash was admitted to the union.

Geography

Clamash is the southernmost coastal state in the Federal States. It borders Tauhon to the north, primarily separated by the Clamash River. Sierra is to the northeast. Clamash borders Riopoderos and Wychelle to the east which's border is formed by the Cordilleras. AR120-47 is located to the south. Clamash and AR120-47 comprised the Clamash Territory until partitioned. To the west are the Asperic Ocean and the Deodecan provinces of Peralia, AR060-11, and AR060-09.

Clamash is part of a region known as the Northwest. It is also considered part of the Mountain States, and the southern half is sometimes considered part of the West Lakes region.

Regions

Clamash can generally be divided into four regions: coastal Clamash, eastern Clamash, middle Clamash, and southern Clamash.

Coastal Clamash consists of rolling hills, coastal plains, and river valleys from the foothills of the Cordilleras to the Asperic Ocean as well as the northern extent of the Limestone Hills.

Eastern Clamash consists of the most mountainous parts of the state in the Cordilleras. Due this region being sparsely populated, it more typically refers to the northeastern corner of the Clamash around Cook Springs rather than the full extent of the Cordilleras.


Middle Clamash is generally as the area between the City of Gantiac and City of Rexville west of the Cordilleras. It consists of the broad Henrietta and Gahaha River valleys and the majority of the Limestone Hills. Southern Clamash consists of approximately the lower 1/3 of the state. It is relatively flat compared to the rest of the state. It consists of river valleys and rolling hills, and is split between the Henrietta River and Grand lakes watersheds. It is considered part of the West Lake Plains.

Natural Landforms

Mountain Ranges

The Cordilleras mountain range is located along the eastern border of Clamash. The state's tallest point, Meades Peak is located in the northeastern part of the state.

While not mountain ranges, the Limestone Hills are a distinct highland landform located along the Clamash-Peralia border. Their namesake being the large limestone deposits found throughout the highlands.

Rivers

The State of Clamash takes its from the Clamash River, a navigable river forming the majority of the Clamash-Tauhon Border.

The longest and largest river in Clamash is the Henrietta River and nearly 80% of the state is located in its watershed. The Henrietta River is __ miles long. The Henrietta River takes it name from Henrietta Prinkletter, the daughter of the Clamash Province Governor George Prinkletter. Major tributaries of the Henrietta River include the Udlith River, Big Verde River, Gahaha River, Ogatakan River, Indigo River, ___ River, and ___ River.

The Yellow Frog River is the largest river in southern Clamash and drains into Lake Amanecer. Major tributaries of the Yellow Frog River include the Ingram River and Union River.

The Grenoke River is the largest river in the Clamashegian portion of the Limestone Hills and drains the interior of the hills.

The headwaters of the Jersey and Mullumbidgee Rivers are also located in the Limestone Hills.

List of Rivers in Clamash
Rank Name Mouth Length Source States, Provinces, and Clamash Counties
Henrietta River
Gahaha River
Mullumbidgee River
Jersey River
Big Verde River
Udlith River
Ogatakan River
Indigo River
Grenoke River
Little Verde River
Yellow Frog River
Union River
Ingram River
Clamash River

Lakes

Most lakes in Clamash are either manmade or oxbow lakes. The largest natural lake is Floyd Lake located in the northeastern part of the state. Significant manmade reservoirs in Clamash are Rubicue Lake, Fawn Creek Reservoir, Lake Spalding, and Lake Louisa.


List of Largest Lakes in Clamash
Rank Name Clamash Counties Area Type
Floyd Lake Sidney County Natural
Rubicue Lake Trentonson County Man-made
Yalensky Lake Trentonson & Gardiwapeka Counties Man-made
Fawn Creek Reservoir Kennard County Man-made
Lake Spalding Grelling & Darracott Counties Man-made
Lake Triloka Puma County Natural
Chalmers Reservoir Huntington County Man-made

| Islands

There are several islands located in the State of Clamash. Most islands are either located along the coast or in the Henrietta River mouth.


List of Islands in Clamash
Rank Name Clamash Counties Area Type
Woopeek Island Purchase County
Fisher Island Cortizas County & Purchase County
Featherton Island Cortizas & Meade Counties
Ranatope Island Meade County
King's Sliver Meade & San Ramon Counties
Sheep Island Meade County
Headsail Island San Ramon County
Canetuck Island San Ramon County
Maystead Island San Ramon County
Toffey Island Briggs & San Ramon County
Bokesboro Banks Briggs County

Government

State Government

Unlike most state legislatures, Clamash has a unicameral legislature.

Administrative Divisions

Clamash is divided into 44 counties.

List of Counties

Name County Seat Largest City Area in km² Area in sq mi Population Population per sq mi
Albin County Richland Stakesville 2,707.10 1,049.08 4,193 4.00
Blaney County Brookford Brookford 1,489.64 575.16 3,115 5.42
Boshokie County Boshokie Center Boshokie Center 1,515.17 585.01 7,248 12.39
Briggs County Port Union Port Union 1,159.58 447.72 60,733 135.65
Butte County Gray Rock Gray Rock 2,900.34 1,119.83 5,279 4.71
Chalmers County Brome Brome 1,845.33 712.49 4,422 6.21
Chester County Theoville Theoville 1,685.78 650.88 1,696 2.61
Clayton County Lawfield Lawfield 1,821.62 703.33 2,565 3.65
Cortizas County New Watson New Watson 1,170.96 452.11 5,906 13.06
Darracott County West Gahaha West Gahaha 2,326.85 898.40 3,506 3.90
Foster County Herbert Brantgomery 2,017.11 778.81 1,804 2.32
Gardiwapeka County Tauhon City Tauhon City 1,813.89 700.35 13,222 18.88
Grelling County Grawton Grawton 2,399.67 926.52 12,663 13.67
Grover County Jessamine Appahappa 1,999.38 771.96 3,844 4.98
Henrietta County Ardentic Ardentic 2,269.77 876.36 9,731 11.10
Hillman County Vanito Trowell 1,282.40 495.14 2,436 4.92
Huntington County Quitman Quitman 2,335.73 901.83 6,187 6.86
Kennard County Normsfield Normsfield 1,649.65 636.93 3,377 5.30
Lindley County Arrowhead Bovina 2,582.90 997.26 6,564 6.58
Lowell County Federal Camp Federal Camp 1,867.89 721.20 3,587 4.97
Mannon County Tekbota Tekbota 1,869.00 721.62 2,875 3.98
McGeorge County Willoch Red Owl 4,087.47 1,578.18 1,392 0.88
Meade County Clifford Clifford 1,560.44 602.49 518,855 861.18
Merryman County Andersen Andersen 1,489.64 575.16 8,438 14.67
Nash County Supurb Rexville 2,196.00 847.88 7,487 8.83
Nepoee County Chambersville Chambersville 1,954.23 754.53 7,072 9.37
Onslow County Stevensport Stevensport 1,933.84 746.66 5,443 7.29
Pahareek County Dunlap Dunlap 2,691.46 1,039.18 35,870 34.52
Plummer County Fort Bellis Fort Bellis 2,042.54 788.63 22,993 29.16
Puma County Thorbecke Thorbecke 2,938.39 1,134.52 4,940 4.35
Purchase County Brubecks Muehling 1,291.22 498.54 7,024 14.09
Ralley County Green Point East Ingram 1,954.90 754.79 24,455 32.40
Rudeen County Louisa Louisa 2,762.15 1,066.47 2,246 2.11
San Ramon County San Ramon Robertsville 1,431.23 552.60 43,393 78.53
Sanawappan County Indigo Rapids Indigo Rapids 2,182.42 842.64 3,551 4.21
Sidney County Marcher Marcher 4,675.47 1,805.21 7,041 3.90
Strawes County Verving Verving 5,117.63 1,975.93 2,110 1.07
Swanson County Antelope Franzer 1,851.57 714.89 5,752 8.05
Trentonson County Wahanta Wahanta 1,843.30 711.70 719,092 1010.39
Valley County Gantiac Gantiac 1,304.19 503.55 67,091 133.24
Verde County Cook Springs Cook Springs 4,424.19 1,708.19 43,197 25.29
Wamboldt County Lyonburg Plains Grove 2,061.30 795.87 4,608 5.79
Woodbine County Saunebago Saunebago 2,024.45 781.64 57,426 73.47
Yellow Frog County Kokodoji Hayson 2,937.78 1,134.28 8,198 7.23

Municipalities

Municipalities are divided into four classifications based on population. The twenty (20) largest municipalities as of 2020 are listed below under their respective class.

Metropolitan Class City (200,000 or more)

  • Wahanta - 554,955
  • Clifford - 269,277

First Class City (20,000-199,999)

  • Sprucewood - 59,221
  • Gantiac - 57,664
  • Port Union - 49,124
  • Land Park - 45,321
  • Saunebago - 41,893
  • Robertsville - 35,988
  • Cook Springs - 34,719
  • Huntington Heights - 24,952
  • Dunlap - 23,897

Second Class City (4,000-19,999

  • Wardsville - 17,520
  • Morningside Hills - 16,882
  • West Wahanta - 16,625
  • Vista Orchard - 15,851
  • Fort Bellis - 11,526
  • San Ramon - 8,473
  • Tauhon City - 6,715
  • Ardentic - 6,117
  • Grawton - 5,774

Economy

The largest sectors in Clamash's economy are agricultural, forestry, tourism, healthcare, manufacturing, transportation, and financial/insurance. The Wahanta-Clifford metropolitan area is the economic center of the state.

Several large companies have headquarters in Clamash. These companies include Huckelberry's, Greeley Mart, ConcordaHealth, Second National Bank, Cordilleras Southern Railroad, Sir Saves-A-Lot, Prudent Choice Investments, WLT Advisors, Mutual of Wahanta, TaxFSA, and Bassett-Leyton Hotel Brands.

Culture

Arts

Museums
Name Location Type
Performing Arts
Name Location Type

Sports

Professional Sports
Team Home Sport League
Wahanta Scouts Wahanta - Mutual of Wahanta Stadium Baseball
Wahanta Whirlpool Wahanta - TaxFSA Center Arena Basketball
Sporting Wahanta Wahanta - ConcordaHealth Field Soccer
Wahanta Mammoths Wahanta - TaxFSA Center Arena Ice Hockey
Clifford Cruisers Clifford - Chopwitz Arena Ice Hockey
Sprucewood - Clamash Speedway Racing
College Sports
Team School City Division Football Basketball (M/W) Baseball Softball Ice Hockey (M/W) Soccer (M/W) Wrestling Cross Country Track & Field Tennis
University of Clamash - Gantiac Gantiac I
University of Clamash - Wahanta Wahanta I
University of Clamash - Port Union Port Union II
University of Clamash - Saunebago Saunebago II
McKnight University Wahanta I
Rancaster University Cook Springs II
Clamash Bartholomewan University Wahanta II
St. Urbicius College Wahanta III
Spiritus Apparitio University Clifford II
Clifford University Clifford I
Grawton College Grawton III

Education

University of Clamash System

  • University of Clamash - Gantiac (flagship campus)
  • University of Clamash - Wahanta
  • University of Clamash - Port Union
  • University of Clamash - Saunebago

Clamash State College System

  • Brampton State College - Brampton
  • Cook Springs State College - Cook Springs
  • Muehling State College - Muehling
  • Dunlap State College - Dunlap
  • Clamash Mountain State College - Stakesville
  • Confluence State College - Confluence

Community College Systems

  • Northern Clamash Community College - Clamash Valley (Tauhon City), San Ramon, Wardsville, City Center (Wahanta), Jane Valley (Huntington Heights), and Clifford
  • Eastern Clamash Community College - Marcher and Cook Springs,
  • Mid-Clamash Community College - South Coast (Brubecks), Fort Bellis, and Gantiac
  • Clamash Valley Community College - Quitman, Clamash Tribal (Bovina), Dunlap, and Thorbecke
  • Southern Clamash Community College - Andersen, Ardentic, Saunebago, and East Ingram

Private Colleges/Universities

  • Wildwood College - Robertsville
  • Udlith Valley University - Wardsville
  • McKnight University - Wahanta
  • St. Urbicius College - Wahanta
  • Clamash College of Technology - Wahanta
  • Lyman College - Wahanta
  • Clamash Bartholomewan University - Wahanta
  • Mount Mirgo Seminary - Wahanta
  • Clifford University - Clifford
  • Spiritus Apparitio University - Clifford
  • Grawton College - Grawton
  • Rancaster University - Cook Springs
  • Verde View University - Gantiac
  • Grace College - Supurb


The flagship university is the University of Clamash-Gantiac. Other campuses are the University of Clamash-Port Union, University of Clamash-Saunebago and University of Clamash-Wahanta. Clamash has one state college system. Clamash has one community college system.

Transportation

The three primary motorways in Clamash are FS 40, FS 50, and FS 91. Other motorways can be found in the Wahanta-Clifford Metropolitan Area including FS 350, and FS 691.

In 2009, the Clamash Department of Transportation started the Statewide Expressway Project in which significant routes would be upgraded to four-lane divided expressways. Due to a lack of funding, the majority of the project is still incomplete as of 2022. Completed expressways are CL 85 in Trentonson County and CL 43 in Meade County. Construction is underway and portions are completed of CL 47, which will connect Port Union with Tauhon City. Other highways designated for upgrades are CL 31 from Gantiac to Tauhon City, CL 17 from Dunlap (FS 91) to Wychelle, and an extension of CL 26 from FS 91 to San Ramon.

  • Clamash State Highway Shield for State Highway 31, the longest state route in Clamash.

    Clamash State Highway Shield for State Highway 31, the longest state route in Clamash.


The Sunsetter is a passenger rail service in west FSA. The main stations in Clamash are located in Wahanta, Cook Springs, Dunlap, Saunebago, and Gantiac. Freight rail lines cross the state connecting The Lakes Region with the Port of Wahanta and the port in Jundah, Tauhon.

There are four commercial airports in Clamash: Wahanta-Clifford International Airport, Cook Springs Regional Airport, Saunebago Regional Airport and Dunlap Regional Airport.

Protected Areas

National Parks
Name Location Acreage Information
Fort Walprove National Historic Site Wahanta
Hurricane Caverns National Park Sundan
State Parks
Name Location Acreage Information
Basin State Park Basin
Clamash Bluffs State Park Tauhon City
Confuence State Park Confluence
Floyd Lake State Park Marcher
Henry Sturholdt State Park Wahanta
Indigo Canyon State Park Indigo Rapids
Lake Spalding State Park West Gahaha
Old Limey State Park Humor Springs
Poison Ivy Falls State Park Granit
Sundan State Park Sundan
Tall Pine State Park Thorbecke
State Recreation Areas
Name Location Acreage Information
Arborland Reservoir State Recreation Area Elmland
Chadman State Recreation Area Chadman
Chalmers Reservoir State Recreation Area Quitman
Covered Wagon Lake State Recreation Area Campbell
Crab Beach State Recreation Area Dayport
Fawn Creek Reservoir State Recration Area Normsfield
Grebe Lake State Recreation Area Vesper
Henrietta River State Recreation Area Rushram
Lake Louisa State Recreation Area Louisa
Rubicue Lake State Recreation Area Taylin
South Bay Beach State Recreation Area South Bay
Strawes Reservoir State Recreation Area Mimrose
Tekbota State Recreation Area Tekbota
Tenn Butte State Recreation Area Tenn Butte
State Forests
Name Location Acreage Information
Gilbert State Forest
Limestone Hills State Forest
Lumquah State Forest
McFranklin State Forest
San Ramon State Forest
Verde Rivers State Forest
State Historical Parks
Name Location Acreage Information
Black Feather Hill State Historical Park Kotzbauer
Castillo San Ramon Oeste State Historical Park San Ramon unmapped
Debock Farm Fossil Beds State Historical Park Franzer
Fort Hunderstatt State Historical Park Fort Hunderstatt
Kilby Mine State Historical Park Stakesville
Toleka Point State Historical Park Toleka


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