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'''South Moorland''', previously known as [[Hurmu]]'s [[District of Moorland]], is the southernmost region of [[Moorland]], becoming part of the Kingdom of Moorland in 1720 after Hurmu left most of its District of Moorland to the Kingdom. The capital of South Moorland is [[Fort Hunter]], though the biggest city is [[Newhaven (Moorland)|Newhaven]]. The region is one of the most ethnically diverse areas of Moorland, with a population consisting of Istvanistani, Hurmu, and Martino mixed with that of the Nova English/East Moorlandic people. Though differing in origins, the [[Wars of the Disinherited]] brought about a distinct unity among these people as they faced a common enemy. Following the successful conclusion of [[Operation Southpaw]], South Moorland's territory was nearly doubled in size and extended westward to the city of [[Torcastle]].
'''Huntsland''', previously known as [[Hurmu]]'s [[District of Moorland]], or [[South Moorland]], is the southernmost region of [[Moorland]], becoming part of the Kingdom of Moorland in 1720 after Hurmu left most of its District of Moorland to the Kingdom. The capital of South Moorland is [[Fort Hunter]], though the biggest city is [[Newhaven (Moorland)|Newhaven]]. The region is one of the most ethnically diverse areas of Moorland, with a population consisting of Istvanistani, Hurmu, and Martino mixed with that of the Nova English/East Moorlandic people. Though differing in origins, the [[Wars of the Disinherited]] brought about a distinct unity among these people as they faced a common enemy. Following the successful conclusion of [[Operation Southpaw]], South Moorland's territory was nearly doubled in size and extended westward to the city of [[Torcastle]]. Following the liberation of the west and the subsequent expansion of the region, a plebiscite was held and the name changed from South Moorland to Huntsland, with common sentiment being in keeping closer to the area's old roots in [[Nova England]].


[[Category:Moorland]]
[[Category:Moorland]]

Revision as of 21:24, 6 December 2023

Huntsland
Flag of Moorland
Flag
Coat of Arms of Moorland
Coat of Arms


Location of Moorland
Capital Fort Hunter
Largest city Newhaven


Official language(s) East Moorlandic, Istvanistani, Martino, Hurmu Norse
Demonym Moorlander
 - Adjective Moorland, Moorlandic
Government District of Hurmu
 - Minister Vacant (position abolished)
 - Exarch Nigel Gordon
 - Legislature TBD
Establishment 1715 (de facto); 10.III.1716 (de jure)


Population c. 450,000


Currency Redoubt Crown (RDC)
Time zone(s) CMT+9
Driving side left




Abbreviation TBD

Huntsland, previously known as Hurmu's District of Moorland, or South Moorland, is the southernmost region of Moorland, becoming part of the Kingdom of Moorland in 1720 after Hurmu left most of its District of Moorland to the Kingdom. The capital of South Moorland is Fort Hunter, though the biggest city is Newhaven. The region is one of the most ethnically diverse areas of Moorland, with a population consisting of Istvanistani, Hurmu, and Martino mixed with that of the Nova English/East Moorlandic people. Though differing in origins, the Wars of the Disinherited brought about a distinct unity among these people as they faced a common enemy. Following the successful conclusion of Operation Southpaw, South Moorland's territory was nearly doubled in size and extended westward to the city of Torcastle. Following the liberation of the west and the subsequent expansion of the region, a plebiscite was held and the name changed from South Moorland to Huntsland, with common sentiment being in keeping closer to the area's old roots in Nova England.