Springwind Islands

Springwind Islands Kepulauan Springwind
Collectivity of Springwind Islands Jajahan Kepulauan Springwind
Tamar Bridge at the night Tamar Bridge at the night
Location of Springwind Islands in the Straits Settlements
Country	Phinbella
Territory	Straits Settlements
Proclamation of British sovereignty (Annexation)	6 June -16BP
Incorporated	1 January -6BP
Springwind Islands sexual assault trial	RP 2600
Springwind Islands riots	RP 2600
Straits Settlements referendum	20 November RP 2600
Establishment of Straits Settlements	20 December RP 2600
Straits Settlements Act	20 December RP 2600
Government
• President	Ikmal Hakimi
• Governor-General	Kim Nam-joon
• Administrator	Natasha Griggs
• Shire President	Kewin Illakyou Flyeune
Population (RP 2616)
• Total	99,500
• Density	10.39/km2 (26.9/sq mi)
Demonym	Springwind Islander
Demographics
• Ethnic groups	21.2% Mixed Springwind Islanders 18% Pahanese 12.7% Sanpō 7% Hoennese 2.5% Gogobugians 41.8% other (including Phinbellan Indians, Samaritans and Jingdaoese)
Time zone	PPT (UTC+5:20)
Postcode	39xxx

Springwind Islands (Phineaner: Kepulauan Springwind), officially the Collectivity of Springwind Islands (Phineaner: Jajahan Kepulauan Springwind), is a island-city and the administrative center of the Phinbellan Straits Settlements. It is made up of the eponymous Springwind Island and six smaller islands, and is located in Íeu'ryïan Straits, 680 kilometres south-east of the city of Negara Awan, 85 kilometres south-west of Boninki Islands and 348 kilometres north-west of the closest point of Tri-State Area of Mutiara Makmur. Springwind Islands' main settlement and city centre is Tamar. It is also a tourist destination for people travelling through Straits Settlements, nearby Phinbellans and scuba divers. The island was later named after the first native born person, William Springwind Flynn and settled in the late -18BPs.

The city is administered by the Phinbellan federal government's Department of Infrastructure, Regional Development and Cities, and together with Boninki Islands (which is about 85 kilometres to the north-east) forms the Straits Settlements administrative unit. However, the islanders do have a degree of self-government through the local shire council. Many public services – including health, education, and policing – are provided by these department, and Straits Settlements law applies except where the federal government has determined otherwise.

History

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Early years

Springwind Islands referendum, RP 2600

Springwind Islands during provisional government era.

In RP 2600, Springwind Islands together with the Boninki Islands wanted to separate and wanted to joining Phinbella because they were fed up with the claimism ideology of Ir. Mat Badutwie in controlling this settlement until the Springwind Islanders and Boninki Islanders forced Badutwie to hold a referendum. From November 20 to December 1, RP 2600, a referendum was held in the Springwind Islands and Boninki Islands to determine whether to separate to form the Straits Settlements territory or to be part of the dependent territories, the referendum was held peacefully.

On December 8, RP 2600, the results of this referendum resulted in the Springwind Islands together with the Boninki Islands separating on December 20 and forming the territory of Straits Settlements. The Springwind Islands have adopted Liberal ideology and recognized same-sex marriage until the Straits Settlements became the first territory of Phinbella to recognize same-sex marriage followed by Springwind Boy's marriage to a brother who had become controversial throughout Phinbella and became the most gayest city in Phinbella.

Geography

The Springwind Islands area consists of the main island, Springwind Island and two small islands, Batu Penyu Island and Tubir Selatan. The Springwind Islands are located in the Ieu'ryian Strait, located about 280 km off the coast of Phinbellan Unincorporated Territory and about 360 km off the coast of Nabor Klaftershaft. The archipelago is also located at 85 km from the collectivity of Boninki Islands.

In the archipelago, the highest point in the archipelago is Bukit Pinara with a height of 287 meters above sea level, it is located in the heart of the city about 2 kilometers from Tamar. Bukit Pinara is an unofficial name, there is no official name at this highest point.