Passas
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| Official language | Pallisic |
|---|---|
| Capital | Northman |
| Largest cities | Kingsland, Carol Stream, Newvillage |
| Website | http://www.freewebs.com/ropassas/index.htm |
| Forum | http://z8.invisionfree.com/RepublicofPassas/index.php? |
| Number of citizens | 20 |
| Number of active citizens | 6 |
| Date founded | July 29, 2006 |
| Government | Democratic Republic |
| Current leader | RedDonnet |
| Currency | Republican Dollar |
| National animal | Ferret |
| National fruit/food | Lime |
| National drink | n/a |
| Map versions | 9.4-??? |
Passas is a country located on Southeastern Keltia, on a peninsula stretching into the Captive Sea. It is directly bordered by the Alexandrian colony of Santa Gertrudis, and shares the Captive Sea with seven other nations including Tokidoki, New Brittania, Col, Kataria, Craitland, the Holzer Empire, and Alexandria.
Passas is officially a Democratic Republic, however, the citizens are largely responsible for most of the nation's decisions. The government consists of two members, President ReDonnet and 1st Minister Matthew Davis. Recently, a new temporary constitution was introduced to better meet the needs of the people. It is also a member of the Micro Illuminati, an organization of close allies including Tokidoki, Craitland, Beaugium, and Novataina, who engage in trade, assist eachother in the event of war, and recognize dual citizenship as means to help each nation grow.
Many of the nation's citizens hope that the nation may one day claim real world land, but until then, Passas will remain a simulation.
Geography
Passas is located in Southeastern Keltia, east of the Laceran Mountain Range which runs through the middle of the continent. The equator is not far off, running across the south Captive Sea, which means that hot weather and storms are commonplace throughout the nation. Due to the location of the mountains, storms from the sea become trapped over Passas, resulting in a very humid, tropical climate.
