| National Factbook |
| Flag: |
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| Nation Name: |
New Britain |
| Leader Name: |
Henry VX |
| Currency: |
Pound Sterling |
| National Animal: |
Lion |
| History: |
### **A Brief History of New Britain**
#### **Early History & Indigenous Civilizations**
Before the arrival of Albion explorers, New Britain was home to advanced indigenous societies, including the Eoran Confederacy and the Varanii Kingdom. These civilizations thrived through agriculture, fishing, and trade, with the Varanii known for their warrior-kings and stone citadels.
#### **Albion Colonization (1600s – 1800s)**
In the early 1600s, explorers from the Kingdom of Albion landed on New Britain’s shores, establishing trading posts that grew into permanent settlements. By the 18th century, the colony had become a crucial economic hub, exporting timber, minerals, and agricultural goods. However, growing settler resentment toward Albion’s strict governance led to increasing demands for self-rule.
#### **The War of Independence (1835 – 1840)**
Frustrated by high taxes and trade restrictions, New Britain’s settlers rebelled in 1835. The war saw key battles such as the Siege of Port Albion and the Battle of Red River, where Patriots secured a decisive victory. In 1840, the Treaty of Hanover granted New Britain full independence, establishing a constitutional monarchy with an elected Parliament.
#### **Expansion & Modernization (1840 – Present)**
Post-independence, New Britain rapidly expanded, industrialized, and developed a strong trade-based economy. It played key roles in both World Wars and emerged as a regional power. Today, it is a prosperous nation, balancing its Albion heritage with a strong independent identity, known for its technological industries, cultural influence, and global diplomatic presence. |
| Geography |
| Continent: |
Antarctica |
| Land Area: |
1,609.34 sq. km |
| Terrain: |
### **The Terrain of New Britain**
New Britain features a diverse landscape, ranging from fertile plains to rugged mountains and arid frontiers.
#### **Eastern Lowlands & Coastal Plains**
The east consists of **fertile lowlands** and **rolling coastal plains**, home to the nation’s largest rivers, such as the **Albion River**. This region supports extensive **agriculture**, with wheat, corn, and vineyards thriving in the rich soil. Natural harbors have allowed cities like **Port Albion** to become major trade and naval hubs.
#### **Central Highlands & Ironridge Mountains**
Dominating the center of the country, the **Ironridge Mountains** rise sharply, with peaks exceeding **4,000 meters**. This area is rich in **iron, coal, and gold**, making it the backbone of New Britain’s mining industry. Deep valleys and dense coniferous forests provide natural beauty, while fast-flowing rivers generate **hydroelectric power**.
#### **Western Redrock Frontier**
Beyond the mountains, the landscape transitions into a **semi-arid plateau** known as the **Redrock Frontier**. Characterized by **rocky outcrops, deep canyons, and dry riverbeds**, this region has a sparse population but a strong **ranching and resource-extraction industry**. Indigenous communities have historically thrived here, adapting to the harsh conditions.
#### **Northern Boreal Forests & Glacial Lakes**
In the north, **vast boreal forests** and **glacial lakes** define the terrain. The colder climate supports **logging, wildlife conservation, and ecotourism**. **Lake Varanii**, one of the largest freshwater bodies, is crucial for **fishing and hydroelectric power**.
This varied terrain has shaped New Britain’s economy, culture, and development, making it a nation of contrasts—lush farmlands, towering peaks, rugged frontiers, and pristine northern wilderness. |
| Highest Peak: |
The peak of King Henry VX, 10,000 meters |
| Lowest Valley: |
The valley of the independence , -840 meters |
| Climate: |
The climate is quite low up in the north with a regular temp in the summer of 10 degrees Celsius and in the winter as low as 10 degrees Celsius the midland are that of middle range and in the low lands it can reach up 30 degrees and as low as 10 |
| People & Society |
| Population: |
162,874 people |
| Demonym: |
British |
| Demonym Plural: |
British man |
| Ethnic Groups: |
Worshipers of Henry - 64.4%
Workers of the sun - 21.2%
Travelers of the moon - 15.3% |
| Languages: |
Britanic - 92.4%
Herald - 54.2%
Old Britanic - 3.2% |
| Religions: |
Church of New Britain - 82.1%
The Faith of the Eternal Cycle - 5.9%
The Radiant Covenant - 12.0% |
| Health |
| Life Expectancy: |
72 years |
| Obesity: |
10.2% |
| Alcohol Users: |
92.1% |
| Tobacco Users: |
10.3% |
| Cannabis Users: |
42.1% |
| Hard Drug Users: |
1.1% |
| Economy |
| Description: |
### **The Economy of New Britain**
New Britain boasts a **diverse and industrialized economy**, balancing natural resource extraction with advanced technology, manufacturing, and international trade. Its strategic coastal location has made it a **major trade hub**, while its rich interior supports agriculture, mining, and energy production.
#### **Key Sectors**
1. **Industry & Manufacturing**
- New Britain has a strong **industrial base**, producing steel, machinery, and vehicles.
- **Shipbuilding and aerospace** are major industries, supplying both domestic and international markets.
2. **Energy & Natural Resources**
- The **Ironridge Mountains** provide coal, iron, and rare minerals, fueling heavy industry.
- The country has invested in **hydroelectric power** from its northern rivers and is expanding into **nuclear and renewable energy**.
3. **Agriculture & Fisheries**
- The **fertile eastern plains** produce wheat, corn, and vineyards, making New Britain a major food exporter.
- The **coastal waters** support a thriving fishing industry, with seafood being a key export.
4. **Finance & Technology**
- The capital, **Port Albion**, is a global financial center, attracting banks and investors.
- **Tech startups and AI development** have grown rapidly, supported by government investment.
5. **Trade & Infrastructure**
- **Port Albion and Highwater Bay** are among the busiest ports, handling global trade.
- A well-developed **rail and highway system** connects industrial centers to export hubs.
#### **Economic Strengths**
New Britain’s economy is **stable and export-driven**, with a focus on technological innovation, sustainability, and global trade. With a strong industrial foundation and a skilled workforce, it remains a leading economic power in its region. |
| Average Yearly Income: |
$66.57 |
| Gross Domestic Product (GDP): |
$57,684,956.00 |
| GDP per Capita: |
$354.17 |
| Gross National Income (GNI): |
$26,853,050.00 |
| Industries: |
There are many major industries in New Britain like factories and farming however wood working and blacksmithing take up much time and is how we earn so much money many people rely on cheaper things like wooden spoons and cutlery due to the factorys primarle export most of the wears over seas. |
| Military |
| History: |
There are 4 main military forces in New Britain each using different tactics and strategies. The royal army consists of 3 main group infantry,cavalry and artillery to provide the most effectiveness to destru the enemy.The royal marines are an amphibious force which uses light armour and infantry to spear head any attacks. Furthermore the Royal Navy primarily use submarines and aircraft carriers to attack the enemy and other ships. Finally the Royal air force use multi role fighters to carry out CAS, transport. |
| Soldiers: |
4,052 |
| Tanks: |
48 |
| Aircraft: |
9 |
| Ships: |
2 |
| Missiles: |
0 |
| Nuclear Weapons: |
0 |
| Last Updated: 01/31/2025 06:35 pm |
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