Ports of Newhaven
| Order of the Holy Lakes in right of the Ports of Newhaven | |||
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| Official language(s) | Istvanistani, Martino, Hurmu Norse
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| Government | Realm of Hurmu | ||
| - Secretary of State for Peace | Roya al-Osman | ||
| - Commissioner | Johannes Klaron Djupvik | ||
| - Legislature | Commission | ||
| Establishment | 1720
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| Population | c. 3,800
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| Currency | Crown (HUK) | ||
| Time zone(s) | CMT+9 | ||
| Driving side | left
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| Abbreviation | TBD | ||
The Ports of Newhaven (in Martino: Puertos de Puerto Nuevo; Hurmu Norse: Nyhafnarna; Lakkvian: Uued Sadamad) is a former realm of Hurmu, being the remnant of the former District of Moorland, in eastern Keltia. It consisted of the harbour and airport of the city of Newhaven (formerly known as Arevacía, and their associated properties. It bordered Huntsland to the south, and Burwood (formerly Ostland) to the north. Its government was headed by a commissioner, Johannes Klaron Djupvik, who also acted as Hurmu's ambassador to Moorland and, formerly also, to Ostland.
On 8.XI.1728, the Senate voted to cede the Ports of Newhaven to Moorland as, following the Moorland annexation of the former Ostland, the Ports of Newhaven served no longer a strategic purpose for Hurmu. From the date of the vote, the 29th Port and Maritime Regiment of the Hurmu Fyrð began preparations for the evacuation of the cantonments and associated facilities presently in its care. Stores and materials not earmarked for removal as part of the withdrawal would be transferred into the possession of the local garrison of the Moorland Armed Forces. The handover was completed on 1.I.1729.
