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Irelandsham Factbook (draft version, feedback welcome!)

Postby Irelandsham » Tue May 26, 2009 10:56 am

This is a work in progress.


Political Information</font>
Population:
na

Population Growth Rate:
Statistics currently available.

Government Type:
Republican

Branches of Central Government: na

Current Head of State:
Prime Minister Simon O'Neill

Current Deputy Head of State
Jonathan Owen

Economic Information:
Currency: Irish Pound £
Exchange Rate:
GDP:
GDP Per Capita:
Income Taxation Rate (Average):
Government Tax Revenue:

Government Budget Breakdown
Social Welfare:
Healthcare:
Education:
Religion:
Defence:
Intelligence:
Law &amp; Order:

Major industries
Irelandsham's major industries are raw materials (production of gold, clay, timber, iron, wool, wheat, vines, olives, olive oil) . The automobile industry is the second-largest industry within the nation, and although there are currently no native manufacturers, there is much foreign investment. Currently over 20 manufacturers build here, some for local sales, others for export.

Motor industry
The motor industry is well established here, and automobiles are a necessity due to the nature of the country. However, CKD (completely knocked-down) kits are the main method of assembly for manufacturers here. Over 20 manufacturers build here (to be exact, 36) - and most are for local sales.
Currently the following local manufacturers export extensively:
    Kazmer Motors
    Celnissan Irelandsham
    Talgaz Automotive

Foreign relations
Foreign relations are currently very good. This nation has never been in conflict with any other nation, and is peaceful.

Trade relations
This nation exports to over 90 nations. Wheat, vines, olive oil and automobiles make up the bulk of the exports

Land Area
Total:

Area - comparative:
?

Land Boundaries:
Total: 1,175,000 km

Border Countries:
Northern Irelandsham

Coastline:
Only two coastlines.


Maritime claims:
There are several coastal towns in rural areas, namely Kilsyth St.Clair and Baildensea.

Climate:
Very wet in coastal areas, no excess heat. Mainly a British climate. No deserts are found, but there are small mountain ranges.

Terrain:
Hilly in rural areas; mainly flat for the most part.

Elevation Extremes: Only slight slopes around the Britishastonian Borders region.

Natural Resources:
oil, coal, timber, zinc, gold, olives, vines/grapes, wheat, fruit

Natural Hazards:

Etymology: The name means "homestead or river meadow" from Old English ham "homestead" or hamm "river-meadow", with an uncertain first element. It has probably been changed by folk etymology and wrongful association with Ireland.

Major cities: Dalington - popular town, mainly industrial. (Population: 1,375,000)
Lytham Wesson - mainly industrial town, near Britainaston border (Population: 89,500)
Kessardington - steel-producing town, ½ mile from Britainaston border (Population: 39,645)

Television stations: All are broadcast from the United Kingdom, and there are no local variations.

Radio stations: There are many radio stations within Irelandsham, mainly:
  • Q103 Westlitham - GCL Media Ltd.
    owned by GCL Media Ltd. with programming from GCap Radio at weekends. Networked shows are from Westlitham.
    Current presenters: Matt Lythgoe, Dave Anderson, James Walmsley
    Mike Whitstone - Music Control 7pm-10pm
    James Walker - 10pm-1am "Late Night Love"
    The Overnight Show with Chris Forrest - 1am-6am
    Club Classics GCap Radio 7pm-1am Friday - Saturday nights
    Hit40UK Sunday's 4-7pm
  • Q103 Southern - GCL Media Ltd.
    sister station to Westlitham.
    Current presenters: Darren Arnold, Mike Leigh, Neil Forbes
    Mike Whitstone - Music Control 7pm-10pm
    James Walker - 10pm-1am "Late Night Love"
    The Overnight Show with Chris Forrest - 1am-6am
    Club Classics (GCap Radio) 7pm-1am Friday - Saturday nights
    Hit40UK Sunday's 4-7pm
  • Original 102.7 - Aura Radio
    Current presenters: Mike Ashton, Ben Clark, Simon Falkers, Richard Stratfen, Lee Williams
  • Solar FM 96.5 - SFH Group
    Current presenters: Steve Hollins, Tim Lewis, Simon Northam, Gavin Forbes
  • BRMB FM 100.2 - GCL Media Ltd.
    (NOTE: This station doesn't officially cover Irelandsham, but has a wide signal, so is classified as a semi-official station)
    Current presenters: Simon Harris, Andy Lachlan, Rob Wyatt, Hughesy, Steve Warren
    Programme Schedule:
    Monday - Thursday
    1am - 6am Steve Warren
    6am - 10am BRMB Breakfast Show with Simon Harris
    10am - 2pm Andy Lachlan
    2pm - 6pm Rob Wyatt
    6pm - 10pm Hughesy
    10pm - 1am Steve Griff
    Friday
    as above except:
    6pm - 7pm BRMB Non-Stop
    7pm - 10pm Live for the Weekend
    10pm - 1am JC
    Saturday
    1am - 6am Overnights
    6am - 10am Richard Wescott
    10am - 2pm Hughesy
    2pm - 6pm Steve Warren
    6pm - 10pm BRMB Anthems
    10pm - 1am The Wind Down Zone
    Sunday
    1am - 6am Overnights
    4am - 8am JC
    8am - 12pm BRMB Weekend
    12pm - 4pm Andy Lachlan
    4pm - 7pm Hit 40 UK
    7pm - 10pm BRMB Weekend
    10pm - 1am BRMB Weekend
    Breakfast with Simon Harris
    Hit40UK Sunday's 4-7pm


Telephone system: This is actually run from Britainaston via OFTECH.

Notable sportspersons/athletes: This nation has no notable athletes or sporting figures, and sport is generally not popular here.

Airlines: Britainaston's SVF Airways is Irelandsham's major airline for flights to both Irelandsham and Northern Irelandsham.
(OOC: This is using a template from one of my puppet nations. Feel free to reuse it. Advice on how to make this better is welcomed!)
Last edited by Irelandsham on Wed May 27, 2009 1:14 pm, edited 4 times in total.

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Re: Irelandsham Factbook (draft version, feedback welcome!)

Postby Irelandsham » Tue May 26, 2009 11:10 am

Feedback is requested.

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Re: Irelandsham Factbook (draft version, feedback welcome!)

Postby Grays Harbor » Tue May 26, 2009 11:24 am

I am pleasantly surprised you left out "Military" from your factbook, as that seems to be the main preoccupation of most NSers.

Heck, I may "borrow" your template to use for my own country.
Everything you know about me is wrong. Or a rumor. Something like that.

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Re: Irelandsham Factbook (draft version, feedback welcome!)

Postby Irelandsham » Wed May 27, 2009 9:11 am

Thanks for the feedback!
Anyone else got any more...

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Re: Irelandsham Factbook (draft version, feedback welcome!)

Postby Grays Harbor » Wed May 27, 2009 9:26 am

Just gonna toss a few things out there... These are some things I have worked up for my own country, they may be useful to you as well.

What about in the "major cities" section, include things like population and metro area as well for the cities?

Major athelic endeavors, like does your nation have a major sports league which is very popular with the folk? Like the NFL or major league Baseball or the English 1st Division?

Entertainment/News Industry - major TV/Cable channels?

Major Airlines or Railroads?

Primary postage rates? (my country it costs 42p to mail a 1st class letter. ;) )

Is the telephone system a private corporation or government run?
Everything you know about me is wrong. Or a rumor. Something like that.

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Re: Irelandsham Factbook (draft version, feedback welcome!)

Postby Irelandsham » Wed May 27, 2009 1:15 pm

Updated per request! Thanks for the feedback!

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Postby Rajesthan » Tue Nov 24, 2009 2:59 pm

Did you put in the number of states/provinces in your nation? or is there just one?


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