Factbook on The Federal
Crowned Republic of Temacht
Crowned Republic of Temacht
Introduction:
A nation, until recently, relatively isolated by it's geography, Temacht has recently started making strides to reach out to other nations. Originally the nation was made up of a few explorers and families who formed something resembling a democracy. However, it was a weak system and was over taken by five strong families. These five families struggled for quite sometime, but never made any head way. After years of turmoil, the people could handle no more, and established a socialist-democracy it began to thrive for some time. However, as the nation grew and fewer people adhered to the ideas of socialism, the government began to groan under its own weight. A few criminal elements took advantage and began dismantling the government for their own use. The five feuding families of old, banded together and cracked down on the criminal organizations, gaining much support from the general populace. Having learned their lesson from the past, they established the government Temacht enjoys today.
Geography:
Overview of the Geography and Climate:
Temacht is a group of islands in the Thousand Island Region, the territory covers 1,841,753 Km squared. Temacht is a geographically diverse nation, housing a variety of climates and biomes within it's boarders. An overview of the climates would be: along the coast are sandy beaches featuring tropical foliage, further inland, elevation rises and flora and fauna begin to resemble sub-tropic, or even temperate zones, deep inland, mountains and pine forests are prevalent. However, each landmass incorporated into Temacht have different climates.
The Eastern landmass, shows some of the greatest diversity. As in the overview, the climate changes with the elevation. However, some valleys on the landmass are devoid of significant rainfall and as such, are deserts. The northern coast of the landmass receives the most precipitation and is quite lush. Further inland, high, rocky mountains and cliffs rise out of the land and block the passage of rain into the valleys beyond. Whilst rivers still cut through the rain parched valleys beyond the northern mountains, if one were to get very far away from these waterways, they will find a desert landscape. On of the most interesting features of the landscape is the rock formations that were exposed and eroded with time. Hoodoos, natural arches, domes, and a variety of other formations dot the desert valleys. On the southern side and coast, precipitation increases once more, to create a more sub-tropic landscape.
The Western landmass, is far better watered than it's eastern counterpart. Its southern coast in framed by a small mountain range, known as the, “Sudwand” (South Wall) Mountains. The Mountains tend to be snow capped during the winter, but tend to more verdant shades during spring and summer. The mountains are well forested, primarily with evergreens, and have a few rocky meadows. Most of the rivers on this land mass originate here from springs or run off. Waterfalls are common here. Moving down to the foot hills, meadows are more abundant with less rocks, and the forests are more deciduous. Rivers, lakes, and streams are more common and broader. Down in the coastal plains, swamps and water features are more abundant, trees seem more tropical in nature, and land is generally more fertile. Most Beaches are sandy, although the further south on the landmass, the more rocky the beach.
The southern string of islands are far less diverse; largely volcanic in nature and very tropical in climate. They tend to have lots of springs, many hot springs, and as a result, waterfalls, rivers and lakes are common. Many of the volcanoes lie dormant, but due to previous eruptions, the land is very fertile.
The Crescent shaped island that lies between the major landmasses is completely artificial. Most of the landscape is urban, save for the few gardens and parks that dot the small island.
Area:
1,702,334 Km sq
Land Area:
1,482,789 Km sq
Water Area:
219,545 Km sq
Area Comparative:
Slightly Larger than Alaska, less than a fifth the size of the United States
Land Boundries:
None
Coastline:
13,722 Km sq
Maritime Claims:
54 Nautical Miles
Climate:
Varies widely; see overview
Terrain:
Varies widely; see overview
Elevation Extremes:
Lowest point:-4 miles
Highest Point: 5,166 miles
Natural Resources:
lignite, natural gas, iron ore, nickel, uranium, potash, salt, construction materials, timber, arable land, coal, copper, chromium, antimony, mercury, gold, barite, borate, celestite (strontium), emery, feldspar, limestone, magnesite, marble, perlite, pumice, pyrites (sulfur), clay, hydropower, gems, and fish
Land Use:
Arable land: 24.86%
Permanent Crops: 1.63%
Other: 73.51%
Irrigated land:
82,160 Km sq
Total Renewable water Resources:
852 Cu Km
Freshwater Withdrawal:(Domestic/Industrial/Agricultural)
Total:55.40 (15%/32%/53%)
Per capita: 565 Cu m/yr
Natural Hazards:
Volcanic activity, earthquakes, flooding, and flash flooding
Environmental Issues:
Radioactive waste from Nuclear power plants; emissions from coal-burning utilities and industries contribute to air pollution; acid rain, resulting from sulfur dioxide emissions, is damaging forests; water pollution from dumping of chemicals and detergents;
Temacht is a group of islands in the Thousand Island Region, the territory covers 1,841,753 Km squared. Temacht is a geographically diverse nation, housing a variety of climates and biomes within it's boarders. An overview of the climates would be: along the coast are sandy beaches featuring tropical foliage, further inland, elevation rises and flora and fauna begin to resemble sub-tropic, or even temperate zones, deep inland, mountains and pine forests are prevalent. However, each landmass incorporated into Temacht have different climates.
The Eastern landmass, shows some of the greatest diversity. As in the overview, the climate changes with the elevation. However, some valleys on the landmass are devoid of significant rainfall and as such, are deserts. The northern coast of the landmass receives the most precipitation and is quite lush. Further inland, high, rocky mountains and cliffs rise out of the land and block the passage of rain into the valleys beyond. Whilst rivers still cut through the rain parched valleys beyond the northern mountains, if one were to get very far away from these waterways, they will find a desert landscape. On of the most interesting features of the landscape is the rock formations that were exposed and eroded with time. Hoodoos, natural arches, domes, and a variety of other formations dot the desert valleys. On the southern side and coast, precipitation increases once more, to create a more sub-tropic landscape.
The Western landmass, is far better watered than it's eastern counterpart. Its southern coast in framed by a small mountain range, known as the, “Sudwand” (South Wall) Mountains. The Mountains tend to be snow capped during the winter, but tend to more verdant shades during spring and summer. The mountains are well forested, primarily with evergreens, and have a few rocky meadows. Most of the rivers on this land mass originate here from springs or run off. Waterfalls are common here. Moving down to the foot hills, meadows are more abundant with less rocks, and the forests are more deciduous. Rivers, lakes, and streams are more common and broader. Down in the coastal plains, swamps and water features are more abundant, trees seem more tropical in nature, and land is generally more fertile. Most Beaches are sandy, although the further south on the landmass, the more rocky the beach.
The southern string of islands are far less diverse; largely volcanic in nature and very tropical in climate. They tend to have lots of springs, many hot springs, and as a result, waterfalls, rivers and lakes are common. Many of the volcanoes lie dormant, but due to previous eruptions, the land is very fertile.
The Crescent shaped island that lies between the major landmasses is completely artificial. Most of the landscape is urban, save for the few gardens and parks that dot the small island.
Area:
1,702,334 Km sq
Land Area:
1,482,789 Km sq
Water Area:
219,545 Km sq
Area Comparative:
Slightly Larger than Alaska, less than a fifth the size of the United States
Land Boundries:
None
Coastline:
13,722 Km sq
Maritime Claims:
54 Nautical Miles
Climate:
Varies widely; see overview
Terrain:
Varies widely; see overview
Elevation Extremes:
Lowest point:-4 miles
Highest Point: 5,166 miles
Natural Resources:
lignite, natural gas, iron ore, nickel, uranium, potash, salt, construction materials, timber, arable land, coal, copper, chromium, antimony, mercury, gold, barite, borate, celestite (strontium), emery, feldspar, limestone, magnesite, marble, perlite, pumice, pyrites (sulfur), clay, hydropower, gems, and fish
Land Use:
Arable land: 24.86%
Permanent Crops: 1.63%
Other: 73.51%
Irrigated land:
82,160 Km sq
Total Renewable water Resources:
852 Cu Km
Freshwater Withdrawal:(Domestic/Industrial/Agricultural)
Total:55.40 (15%/32%/53%)
Per capita: 565 Cu m/yr
Natural Hazards:
Volcanic activity, earthquakes, flooding, and flash flooding
Environmental Issues:
Radioactive waste from Nuclear power plants; emissions from coal-burning utilities and industries contribute to air pollution; acid rain, resulting from sulfur dioxide emissions, is damaging forests; water pollution from dumping of chemicals and detergents;
People and Society:
Nationality:
Noun: Temacht
Adjective: Temachtlisch
Ethnic Groups:
German: 35.8% , Russian: 24.3%, Turkish: 16.2%, Japanese: 15.7%, Kurdish: 2.6%, Scottish: 5.4%
Languages:
De Jure: None
De Facto: German: 35.8% , Russian: 24.3%, Turkish: 16.2%, Japanese: 15.7%, Kurdish: 2.6%, Scotch Gaelic: 5.4%
Religion:
45% Protestant(Mostly Seventh-day Adventist) , 25% Orthodox, 3% Catholic, 21% Muslim, 3% Shinto-Buddhist, 3% Other
Population:
3,122,578,071 (as of 2010 census)
Age Structure:
0-14: 17.6%
15-24: 12.6%
25-54: 41%
55-64: 11.7%
65 and over: 17.1%
Median age:
Total: 39.8 years
Men: 38.9 years
Women: 39.7 years
Population Growth rate:
0.92%
Birth Rate:
11.4 births/1,000 population
Death Rate:
6.9 deaths/1,000 population
Net Migrant Rate:
0.4/1,000 population
Urbanization:
Urban Population:70%
Rate of Urbanization: 0.63% Annual rate of change
Sex Ratio:
At Birth: 1.05 Males/Female
Under 15 years: 1.06 Males/Female
15-64 years: 1.01 Males/ Female
65 and over: 0.78 Males/Female
Total Population: 0.97 Males/Female
Maternal Mortality Rate:
11 deaths/100,000 live births
Infant Mortality rate:
Total: 9.59/1,000 live births
Male: 10.12/1,000 live births
Female: 9.04/1,000 live births
Life Expectancy at birth:
Total: 78.95 years
Males: 76.45 years
Female: 81.59 years
Fertility rate:
1.64 children/woman
Health Expenditures:
8% GDP
Physician Densities:
2.348/1,000 population
Hospital bed density:
8.11 beds/1,000 population
[b]Sanitation Facility Access:
Improved:
Urban: 100%
Rural: 100%
Total: 100%
Unimproved:
Urban: 0%
Rural: 0%
Total: 0 %
HIV/AIDS Prevelance in Adults:
Occurrence<1%
People Living with HIV/AIDS:
26567
HIV/AIDS related Deaths:
Fewer than 400
Adult Obesity prevalence rate:
10.7%
Underweight children under 5:
2.3%
Education Expendatures:
3.6% GDP
Literacy:
Definition: age 15 and over can read.
Total: 95%
Men: 97%
Women: 93%
School life expectancy:
Total: 14
Male: 14
Female: 14
Youth Unemployment, ages 15-24:
Total: 15.1%
Men:15.8%
Women: 14.3%
Noun: Temacht
Adjective: Temachtlisch
Ethnic Groups:
German: 35.8% , Russian: 24.3%, Turkish: 16.2%, Japanese: 15.7%, Kurdish: 2.6%, Scottish: 5.4%
Languages:
De Jure: None
De Facto: German: 35.8% , Russian: 24.3%, Turkish: 16.2%, Japanese: 15.7%, Kurdish: 2.6%, Scotch Gaelic: 5.4%
Religion:
45% Protestant(Mostly Seventh-day Adventist) , 25% Orthodox, 3% Catholic, 21% Muslim, 3% Shinto-Buddhist, 3% Other
Population:
3,122,578,071 (as of 2010 census)
Age Structure:
0-14: 17.6%
15-24: 12.6%
25-54: 41%
55-64: 11.7%
65 and over: 17.1%
Median age:
Total: 39.8 years
Men: 38.9 years
Women: 39.7 years
Population Growth rate:
0.92%
Birth Rate:
11.4 births/1,000 population
Death Rate:
6.9 deaths/1,000 population
Net Migrant Rate:
0.4/1,000 population
Urbanization:
Urban Population:70%
Rate of Urbanization: 0.63% Annual rate of change
Sex Ratio:
At Birth: 1.05 Males/Female
Under 15 years: 1.06 Males/Female
15-64 years: 1.01 Males/ Female
65 and over: 0.78 Males/Female
Total Population: 0.97 Males/Female
Maternal Mortality Rate:
11 deaths/100,000 live births
Infant Mortality rate:
Total: 9.59/1,000 live births
Male: 10.12/1,000 live births
Female: 9.04/1,000 live births
Life Expectancy at birth:
Total: 78.95 years
Males: 76.45 years
Female: 81.59 years
Fertility rate:
1.64 children/woman
Health Expenditures:
8% GDP
Physician Densities:
2.348/1,000 population
Hospital bed density:
8.11 beds/1,000 population
[b]Sanitation Facility Access:
Improved:
Urban: 100%
Rural: 100%
Total: 100%
Unimproved:
Urban: 0%
Rural: 0%
Total: 0 %
HIV/AIDS Prevelance in Adults:
Occurrence<1%
People Living with HIV/AIDS:
26567
HIV/AIDS related Deaths:
Fewer than 400
Adult Obesity prevalence rate:
10.7%
Underweight children under 5:
2.3%
Education Expendatures:
3.6% GDP
Literacy:
Definition: age 15 and over can read.
Total: 95%
Men: 97%
Women: 93%
School life expectancy:
Total: 14
Male: 14
Female: 14
Youth Unemployment, ages 15-24:
Total: 15.1%
Men:15.8%
Women: 14.3%
Government:
Country name:
Conventional Long Form: Federal Crowned Republic of Temacht
Conventional Short form: Temacht
Local Long Form: Bundes Koniglichen Republik der Temacht
Local Short Form: Temacht
Government type:
Federal, Semi-Presidential Republic, with a Constitutional Monachy
Capital:
Bragisburg
Administrative Divisions:
States: Ainudo, Bragisburg, Friedrichstein, Kartofeldoline, Kurdev, Krasivyye Gory, Neue Preussen, Otto, Tanchoken, Yeni Turkiye
Independence:
September 04, 2011 (Independence; lost contact with Mother Country), December 17, 2026 (Establishment of Federal Crowned Republic's Constitution)
National Holiday:
Black Out Day (September 04, 2011)
Constitution:
December 17, 2026
Legal System:
civil law system
International Law Organization Participation:
None
Suffrage:
18 years of age; universal
Executive Branch:
Head of State: Kaiser Alexander Heebstein
Head of Government: Chancellor Kuroda Tensei
Cabinet: Appointed by Chancellor with recommendations from Kaiser
Elections: Chancellor elected directly for a four-year term (eligible for a second term); Kaiser only elected only when the line of succession significantly damaged or interrupted.
Legislative Branch:
Tricameral Lawmaker's Guild of Temacht (A.K.A. Gesetzgebers Gilde der Temacht, Temacht Milletvekili Guild, Temakato no Kokkai Giin no Girudo, or Zakonodateli gil'dii Temacht). Consists of Guilds of Burgers (400 members apportioned by percentage of population), Councilors (2 members from each state), and Phillippians (200 members apportioned by percentage of population).
Elections: Burgers popularly elected every two years and after six terms, must sit out for an election before running again. Councilors popularly elected every four years and after 3 terms, must sit out for an election before being able to run again. Phillippians are popularly elected every six years and after 2 terms, must sit out for an election before being able to run again.
Judicial Branch:
Constitutional Judicial Guild, popularly elected, candidates chosen by Kaiser and Chancellor; High Judicial Guild of Appeals; Council of State; Judicial Guild of Accounts; High Tribunal Guild of Appeals (Military); High Tribunal Guild of Administration (Military)
Political Parties:
Democratic-Socialist Party(DSP); Royal Democratic Party (RDP); Republican Party (RP); Green Party (GP); Libertarian Party (LP); National Socialist Party (NZP); Communist Party (CP); Worker's Party (WP), Capitalist Democracy Party (CDP)
Political Pressure Groups:
Business groups; Environmental groups; Social groups; Trade unions; Political Action Committees(PAC)
International Organization Participation:
Observer of Asian Union
Flag Description:
Three horizontal bands of Black, Blue, and Green. Representing Those who died for the Crowned Republic, Loyalty, truth, and peace, and the life of the nation. There is an Iron Cross centered on the flag and it is surrounded by an onlive branch Laurel. They symbolize the Crown's Christian and German heritage and the peace of the nation.
National Symbols:
Emperor Penguin
National Anthem:
No Official Anthem at this time.
Conventional Long Form: Federal Crowned Republic of Temacht
Conventional Short form: Temacht
Local Long Form: Bundes Koniglichen Republik der Temacht
Local Short Form: Temacht
Government type:
Federal, Semi-Presidential Republic, with a Constitutional Monachy
Capital:
Bragisburg
Administrative Divisions:
States: Ainudo, Bragisburg, Friedrichstein, Kartofeldoline, Kurdev, Krasivyye Gory, Neue Preussen, Otto, Tanchoken, Yeni Turkiye
Independence:
September 04, 2011 (Independence; lost contact with Mother Country), December 17, 2026 (Establishment of Federal Crowned Republic's Constitution)
National Holiday:
Black Out Day (September 04, 2011)
Constitution:
December 17, 2026
Legal System:
civil law system
International Law Organization Participation:
None
Suffrage:
18 years of age; universal
Executive Branch:
Head of State: Kaiser Alexander Heebstein
Head of Government: Chancellor Kuroda Tensei
Cabinet: Appointed by Chancellor with recommendations from Kaiser
Elections: Chancellor elected directly for a four-year term (eligible for a second term); Kaiser only elected only when the line of succession significantly damaged or interrupted.
Legislative Branch:
Tricameral Lawmaker's Guild of Temacht (A.K.A. Gesetzgebers Gilde der Temacht, Temacht Milletvekili Guild, Temakato no Kokkai Giin no Girudo, or Zakonodateli gil'dii Temacht). Consists of Guilds of Burgers (400 members apportioned by percentage of population), Councilors (2 members from each state), and Phillippians (200 members apportioned by percentage of population).
Elections: Burgers popularly elected every two years and after six terms, must sit out for an election before running again. Councilors popularly elected every four years and after 3 terms, must sit out for an election before being able to run again. Phillippians are popularly elected every six years and after 2 terms, must sit out for an election before being able to run again.
Judicial Branch:
Constitutional Judicial Guild, popularly elected, candidates chosen by Kaiser and Chancellor; High Judicial Guild of Appeals; Council of State; Judicial Guild of Accounts; High Tribunal Guild of Appeals (Military); High Tribunal Guild of Administration (Military)
Political Parties:
Democratic-Socialist Party(DSP); Royal Democratic Party (RDP); Republican Party (RP); Green Party (GP); Libertarian Party (LP); National Socialist Party (NZP); Communist Party (CP); Worker's Party (WP), Capitalist Democracy Party (CDP)
Political Pressure Groups:
Business groups; Environmental groups; Social groups; Trade unions; Political Action Committees(PAC)
International Organization Participation:
Observer of Asian Union
Flag Description:
Three horizontal bands of Black, Blue, and Green. Representing Those who died for the Crowned Republic, Loyalty, truth, and peace, and the life of the nation. There is an Iron Cross centered on the flag and it is surrounded by an onlive branch Laurel. They symbolize the Crown's Christian and German heritage and the peace of the nation.
National Symbols:
Emperor Penguin
National Anthem:
No Official Anthem at this time.
Economy:
Overview:Temacht benefits from variety skilled laborers because of the wealth of educational opportunities available ranging from public schools and apprenticeships, to private education and home schooling. It also benefits from a wealth of highly skilled laborers and unskilled laborers due to its lax immigration laws. The minimal amount of welfare provided by the government also encourages people to work hard, invest, save, have plenty of children, or several of the above to provide for themselves when they can no longer work. Temacht has seen rapid growth recently with the privatization of many industries, a transition to a more economically free nation, and opening their markets to foreign businesses.
Gross Domestic Product(Purchase Power Parity):
$ 8.934 Trillion
GDP (Official Exchange Rate):
$10.134 Trillion
GDP (Real Growth Rate):
1.3%
GDP (Per capita (PPP)):
$90,300
GDP (composition by sector):
Agriculture: 3.6%
Industry: 27.9%
Services: 68.5%
Labor Force:
1.436 Billion
Labor Force – by occupation:
Agriculture: 10%
Industry: 26%
Service: 64%
Unemployment Rate:
6.6%
Population Below Poverty line:
16.1%
Household income or consumption by share:
Lowest 10%: 2.5%
Highest 10%: 27.3%
Distribution of Family income – Gini index:
34.9
Investment (Gross fixed):
20.2%
Budget:
Revenues: $3.75 Trillion
Expenditures: $3.74 Trillion
Taxes and Other Revenues:
42% of GDP
Budget Surplus(+)/defecit(-):
0.0003% of GDP
Public Debt:
30.3% of GDP
Inflation rate (Consumer Prices):
-0.1%
Central Bank Discount rate:
Not applicable, as Temacht has no centralized banks and rates vary from clearing house to clearing house.
Commercial Bank Prime Lending Rate:
7.86%
Stock of Narrow Money:
$5.895 Trillion
Stock of Broad Money:
$17.784 Trillion
Stock of Domestic Credit:
$21.762 Trillion
Market Value of Publicly Traded Shares:
$5.394 Trillion
Agricultural Products:
Potatoes, Vanilla, Cocoa, Coffee, Hemp, Wheat, Rice, Fruit, Olives, Citrus, Vegetables, Beans, Sugar Cane, Lumber
Industries:
iron, coal, cement, chemicals, machinery, vehicles, machine tools, electronics, food and beverages, shipbuilding, textiles, motor vehicles, electronic equipment, steel and nonferrous metals, ships, chemicals, processed foods, mining (coal, chromate, copper, boron), petroleum, construction, lumber, paper
Industrial Production Growth Rate:
4.6%
Current Account Balance:
$233.1 Billion
Exports:
$2.439 Trillion
Export Commodities:
motor vehicles, machinery, chemicals, computer and electronic products, electrical equipment, pharmaceuticals, metals, transport equipment, foodstuffs, textiles, rubber and plastic products, semiconductors, iron and steel products, auto parts, power generating machinery, apparel, foodstuffs, textiles, metal manufactures, transport equipment
Imports:
$2.358 Trillion
Import Commodities:
data processing equipment, vehicles, chemicals, oil and gas, metals, electric equipment, pharmaceuticals, foodstuffs, agricultural products, liquid natural gas, clothing, audio and visual apparatus, chemicals, semi-finished goods, fuels, transport equipment
Reserves of Foreign Exchange and Gold:
$1.683 Trillion
Debt – External:
$2.993 Trillion
Stock of Direct Foreign Investment – Home:
$1.253 Trillion
Stock of Direct Foreign Investment – Abroad:
$2.349 Trillion
Fiscal Year:
March 1st-Feburary 28/29th
Gross Domestic Product(Purchase Power Parity):
$ 8.934 Trillion
GDP (Official Exchange Rate):
$10.134 Trillion
GDP (Real Growth Rate):
1.3%
GDP (Per capita (PPP)):
$90,300
GDP (composition by sector):
Agriculture: 3.6%
Industry: 27.9%
Services: 68.5%
Labor Force:
1.436 Billion
Labor Force – by occupation:
Agriculture: 10%
Industry: 26%
Service: 64%
Unemployment Rate:
6.6%
Population Below Poverty line:
16.1%
Household income or consumption by share:
Lowest 10%: 2.5%
Highest 10%: 27.3%
Distribution of Family income – Gini index:
34.9
Investment (Gross fixed):
20.2%
Budget:
Revenues: $3.75 Trillion
Expenditures: $3.74 Trillion
Taxes and Other Revenues:
42% of GDP
Budget Surplus(+)/defecit(-):
0.0003% of GDP
Public Debt:
30.3% of GDP
Inflation rate (Consumer Prices):
-0.1%
Central Bank Discount rate:
Not applicable, as Temacht has no centralized banks and rates vary from clearing house to clearing house.
Commercial Bank Prime Lending Rate:
7.86%
Stock of Narrow Money:
$5.895 Trillion
Stock of Broad Money:
$17.784 Trillion
Stock of Domestic Credit:
$21.762 Trillion
Market Value of Publicly Traded Shares:
$5.394 Trillion
Agricultural Products:
Potatoes, Vanilla, Cocoa, Coffee, Hemp, Wheat, Rice, Fruit, Olives, Citrus, Vegetables, Beans, Sugar Cane, Lumber
Industries:
iron, coal, cement, chemicals, machinery, vehicles, machine tools, electronics, food and beverages, shipbuilding, textiles, motor vehicles, electronic equipment, steel and nonferrous metals, ships, chemicals, processed foods, mining (coal, chromate, copper, boron), petroleum, construction, lumber, paper
Industrial Production Growth Rate:
4.6%
Current Account Balance:
$233.1 Billion
Exports:
$2.439 Trillion
Export Commodities:
motor vehicles, machinery, chemicals, computer and electronic products, electrical equipment, pharmaceuticals, metals, transport equipment, foodstuffs, textiles, rubber and plastic products, semiconductors, iron and steel products, auto parts, power generating machinery, apparel, foodstuffs, textiles, metal manufactures, transport equipment
Imports:
$2.358 Trillion
Import Commodities:
data processing equipment, vehicles, chemicals, oil and gas, metals, electric equipment, pharmaceuticals, foodstuffs, agricultural products, liquid natural gas, clothing, audio and visual apparatus, chemicals, semi-finished goods, fuels, transport equipment
Reserves of Foreign Exchange and Gold:
$1.683 Trillion
Debt – External:
$2.993 Trillion
Stock of Direct Foreign Investment – Home:
$1.253 Trillion
Stock of Direct Foreign Investment – Abroad:
$2.349 Trillion
Fiscal Year:
March 1st-Feburary 28/29th
Energy:
Electricity Production:
1.695 Trillion kW/h
Electricity Consumption:
1.564 Trillion kW/h
Electricity – Exports:
59.83 Billion kW/h
Electricity – Imports:
44.1 Billion kW/h
Electricity – Installed Generating Capacity:
482.46 Million kW
Electricity – From Fossil Fuels:
15% of Total Installed Capacity
Electricity – From Nuclear Fuels:
45% of Total Installed Capacity
Electricity – From Hydroelectric Plants:
20% of Total Installed Capacity
Electricity – From Other Renewable Resources:
20% of Total Installed Capacity
Crude Oil – Production:
228,520 bbl/day
Crude Oil – Exports:
2,200 bbl/day
Crude Oil - Imports:
5.629 Million bbl/day
Crude Oil – Proven Reserves:
590.52 Million bbl
Refine Petroleum Products - Production:
6.552 Million bbl/day
Refine Petroleum Products - Consumption:
7.57 Million bbl/day
Refine Petroleum Products - Exports:
873,150 bbl/day
Refine Petroleum Products - Imports:
1.943 Million bbl/day
Natural Gas - Production:
15.937 Billion cu/m
Natural Gas - Consumption:
236.3 Billion cu/m
Natural Gas - Exports:
20.45 Billion cu/m
Natural Gas - Imports:
241.37 Billion cu/m
Natural Gas – Proved Reserves:
202.7 Billion cu/m
Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Consumption of Energy:
2.22 Billion Mt
1.695 Trillion kW/h
Electricity Consumption:
1.564 Trillion kW/h
Electricity – Exports:
59.83 Billion kW/h
Electricity – Imports:
44.1 Billion kW/h
Electricity – Installed Generating Capacity:
482.46 Million kW
Electricity – From Fossil Fuels:
15% of Total Installed Capacity
Electricity – From Nuclear Fuels:
45% of Total Installed Capacity
Electricity – From Hydroelectric Plants:
20% of Total Installed Capacity
Electricity – From Other Renewable Resources:
20% of Total Installed Capacity
Crude Oil – Production:
228,520 bbl/day
Crude Oil – Exports:
2,200 bbl/day
Crude Oil - Imports:
5.629 Million bbl/day
Crude Oil – Proven Reserves:
590.52 Million bbl
Refine Petroleum Products - Production:
6.552 Million bbl/day
Refine Petroleum Products - Consumption:
7.57 Million bbl/day
Refine Petroleum Products - Exports:
873,150 bbl/day
Refine Petroleum Products - Imports:
1.943 Million bbl/day
Natural Gas - Production:
15.937 Billion cu/m
Natural Gas - Consumption:
236.3 Billion cu/m
Natural Gas - Exports:
20.45 Billion cu/m
Natural Gas - Imports:
241.37 Billion cu/m
Natural Gas – Proved Reserves:
202.7 Billion cu/m
Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Consumption of Energy:
2.22 Billion Mt
Communications:
Telephones – Main Lines in Use:
131.679 Million
Telephones – Mobile Cellular:
306.782 Million
Telephone System:
General Assessment: Excellent Domestic and International coverage, under going increasing technological advancement.
Domestic: additional digital exchanges are permitting a rapid increase in subscribers; the construction of a network of technologically advanced intercity trunk lines, fiber-optic cable is facilitating communication between urban centers; remote areas are reached by a domestic satellite system; combined fixed-line and mobile-cellular teledensity is roughly 100 telephones per 100 persons
International: international service is excellent worldwide, consisting of extensive land and undersea cable facilities
Broadcast Media: The majority of radio and TV channels are run by private companies. There are a few publicly funded stations, but they tend to only broadcast emergency warnings and relay information on government activities. More than 90% of households have cable or satellite TV.
Internet Country Code: .tm
Internet Hosts: 91.589 Million
Internet Users: 191.54 Million
131.679 Million
Telephones – Mobile Cellular:
306.782 Million
Telephone System:
General Assessment: Excellent Domestic and International coverage, under going increasing technological advancement.
Domestic: additional digital exchanges are permitting a rapid increase in subscribers; the construction of a network of technologically advanced intercity trunk lines, fiber-optic cable is facilitating communication between urban centers; remote areas are reached by a domestic satellite system; combined fixed-line and mobile-cellular teledensity is roughly 100 telephones per 100 persons
International: international service is excellent worldwide, consisting of extensive land and undersea cable facilities
Broadcast Media: The majority of radio and TV channels are run by private companies. There are a few publicly funded stations, but they tend to only broadcast emergency warnings and relay information on government activities. More than 90% of households have cable or satellite TV.
Internet Country Code: .tm
Internet Hosts: 91.589 Million
Internet Users: 191.54 Million
Transportation:
Airports:
814
Airports - with paved runways:
Total: 554
over 3,047 m : 36
2,438 to 3,047 m: 128
1,524 to 2,437 m: 115
914 to 1,523 m: 116
under 914 m: 159
Airports – with unpaved runways:
Total: 260
1,524 to 2,437 m: 4
914 to 1,523 m: 39
under 914 m: 217
Heliports:
57
Pipelines:
Gas: 39,529 km
Oil: 7.494 km
Refined Products: 4,875 km
Oil/Gas/Water: 53 km
Railways:
Total: 77,862 km
Standard Gauge: 1.435 m (42,183 km Electrified)
Roadways:
Total: 2,206,777 km
Paved: 1,930,865 km (22,613 km of expressways)
Unpaved: 275,912 km
Waterways:
10,437 km
Merchant Marine:
Total: 1,740
814
Airports - with paved runways:
Total: 554
over 3,047 m : 36
2,438 to 3,047 m: 128
1,524 to 2,437 m: 115
914 to 1,523 m: 116
under 914 m: 159
Airports – with unpaved runways:
Total: 260
1,524 to 2,437 m: 4
914 to 1,523 m: 39
under 914 m: 217
Heliports:
57
Pipelines:
Gas: 39,529 km
Oil: 7.494 km
Refined Products: 4,875 km
Oil/Gas/Water: 53 km
Railways:
Total: 77,862 km
Standard Gauge: 1.435 m (42,183 km Electrified)
Roadways:
Total: 2,206,777 km
Paved: 1,930,865 km (22,613 km of expressways)
Unpaved: 275,912 km
Waterways:
10,437 km
Merchant Marine:
Total: 1,740
Military:
Overview of the Federal Armed Forces:
Federal Army
Purpose: Protecting the terrestrial possessions of Temacht, to support and achieve national objectives and policies, maintain all machines and weapons required to function in war, to overcome any nation responsible for aggressive acts against Temacht, and above all else to protect the constitution and people of Temacht against any tyranny, foreign or local.
Sub-divisions:
Purpose: Protecting the possessions of Temacht by sea, to secure naval trade routes from blockades or raids, to support and achieve national objectives and policies, maintain all machines and weapons required to function in war, to overcome any nation responsible for aggressive acts against Temacht, and above all else to protect the constitution and people of Temacht against any tyranny, foreign or local.
Sub-divisions:
Purpose: Protecting the possessions of Temacht by air, to secure civilian airspace from attack, to support and achieve national objectives and policies, maintain all machines and weapons required to function in war, to overcome any nation responsible for aggressive acts against Temacht, and above all else to protect the constitution and people of Temacht against any tyranny, foreign or local.
Sub-divisions:
Purpose: Protecting the extra-terrestrial possessions of Temacht, to secure peace in outer space, to support and achieve national objectives and policies, maintain all machines and weapons required to function in war, to overcome any nation responsible for aggressive acts against Temacht, and above all else to protect the constitution and people of Temacht against any tyranny, foreign or local.
Sub-divisions:
Purpose: Amphibious landings; development of amphibious tactics, equipment, and techniques; to board enemy ships and prevent enemies from boarding, and the capture and defense of land bases and other objectives necessary for supporting naval or extra-terrestrial campaigns.
Sub-divisions:
Purpose: Provide fully capable Special Operations Forces to defend the Crowned Republic, its interests, and plan and synchronize operations against terrorist networks.
Sub-Divisions:
Purpose: To conduct law enforcement like actions inside and outside of Temacht where her interests are concerned. Actions such as: Counter-proliferation, counter-insurgency, counter-drug, hostage rescue, VIP escort, and search and rescue.
Sub-divisions:
Purpose: To provide medical care, supplies, and intelligence for all branches of the military, to stockpile the supplies that maybe required in war, and provide intelligence as up-to-date as possible.
Sub-divisions:
Age of Service and Obligation: Any able bodied person between the age of 18-25 for voluntary service. Conscription no longer practiced, but all citizens 18 or older must register for the draft. Minimum of 1-2 years of service.
Manpower Available for Military Service: 1,336,827,357
Manpower Fit for Military Service: 1,084,297,048
Manpower Reaching Military Significant Age:29,012,854
Total Manpower:3,788,814
Active duty Manpower:2,164,156
Reserve Manpower:1,624,658
Military Expenditures: 13% of GDP
Federal Army
Purpose: Protecting the terrestrial possessions of Temacht, to support and achieve national objectives and policies, maintain all machines and weapons required to function in war, to overcome any nation responsible for aggressive acts against Temacht, and above all else to protect the constitution and people of Temacht against any tyranny, foreign or local.
Sub-divisions:
- Army Reserve
- Army National Guard
- Army Air Wing
- Army Ballistics Corps
- Army Intermediate Training School
- FCRTA Special Forces
Purpose: Protecting the possessions of Temacht by sea, to secure naval trade routes from blockades or raids, to support and achieve national objectives and policies, maintain all machines and weapons required to function in war, to overcome any nation responsible for aggressive acts against Temacht, and above all else to protect the constitution and people of Temacht against any tyranny, foreign or local.
Sub-divisions:
- Navy Reserve
- Navy Coast Guard
- Naval Air Fleet
- Navy Intermediate Training School
- FCRTN Special Forces
Purpose: Protecting the possessions of Temacht by air, to secure civilian airspace from attack, to support and achieve national objectives and policies, maintain all machines and weapons required to function in war, to overcome any nation responsible for aggressive acts against Temacht, and above all else to protect the constitution and people of Temacht against any tyranny, foreign or local.
Sub-divisions:
- Air Armada Reserve
- Air Armada National Guard
- Air Armada Ground Support
- Aerial Detection and Defense Grid
- Air Armada Intermediate Training School
- FCRTAA Special Forces
Purpose: Protecting the extra-terrestrial possessions of Temacht, to secure peace in outer space, to support and achieve national objectives and policies, maintain all machines and weapons required to function in war, to overcome any nation responsible for aggressive acts against Temacht, and above all else to protect the constitution and people of Temacht against any tyranny, foreign or local.
Sub-divisions:
- Space Flotilla Reserve
- Satellite Launch and Command
- Space Flotilla Intermediate Training School
- FCRTSF Special Forces
Purpose: Amphibious landings; development of amphibious tactics, equipment, and techniques; to board enemy ships and prevent enemies from boarding, and the capture and defense of land bases and other objectives necessary for supporting naval or extra-terrestrial campaigns.
Sub-divisions:
- Marine Corps Reserve
- Naval Marines
- Extra-terrestrial Marines
- Expeditionary Force
- Marine Corps Intermediate Training School
- FCRTMC Special Forces
Purpose: Provide fully capable Special Operations Forces to defend the Crowned Republic, its interests, and plan and synchronize operations against terrorist networks.
Sub-Divisions:
- FCRT Army Special Forces
- FCRTA Light Infantry Regiment (AKA “Jagers,” Hunters)
- FCRTA Special Forces (AKA “Honigdachs,” Honey Badgers)
- FCRTA Foreign Legion
- FCRTA School of Special Operations
- FCRT Navy Special Forces
- FCRTN Combat Swimmers (AKA “Freibeuter,” Privateers)
- FCRTN Naval Combat Delivery Crews
- FCRTN School of Special Operations
- FCRT Air Armada Special Forces
- FCRTAA Aerial Combat Delivery Crews
- FCRTAA Special Operations Wing
- FRCTAA School of Special Operations
- FCRT Space Flotilla Special Forces
- FCRTSF Information Warfare Division
- FCRTSF Hazardous Environment Assault Teams (HEAT)
- FCRTSF School of Special Operations
- FCRT Marine Corps Special Forces
- FCRTMC Advanced Strike Force
- FCRTMC School of Special Operations
- FRCT Peacekeepers Special Forces
- FCRTP Special Guard(AKA “Vorhut,” Vanguard)
- FCRTP School of Special Operations
- FRCT Joint Special Forces
- FCRTJSS Combat Medics
- FCRTJSS Combat Engineers (AKA “Pionier,” Sappers)
- FCRTJSS Recon (AKA “Geist,” Ghosts)
- FCRTJSS Psychological Operations (AKA “Sirene,” Siren)
- FCRTJSS Civil Affairs Brigade
- FCRTJSS School of Special Operations
Purpose: To conduct law enforcement like actions inside and outside of Temacht where her interests are concerned. Actions such as: Counter-proliferation, counter-insurgency, counter-drug, hostage rescue, VIP escort, and search and rescue.
Sub-divisions:
- Boarder Guard
- WMD Security Corps
- Protection, Search, and Rescue Brigade
- Embassy Defense Force
- Peacekeepers Intermediate Training School
- FCRTP Special Forces
Purpose: To provide medical care, supplies, and intelligence for all branches of the military, to stockpile the supplies that maybe required in war, and provide intelligence as up-to-date as possible.
Sub-divisions:
- Joint Medical Service
- Joint Supply and Logistics Service
- Joint Military Intelligence Agency
- Joint Corp of Engineers
- Joint Explosive Ordnance Disposal
- Joint Morale Service
- Joint School of Basic Training
- Joint Support Service Intermediate Training School
- FCRTJSS Special Forces
Age of Service and Obligation: Any able bodied person between the age of 18-25 for voluntary service. Conscription no longer practiced, but all citizens 18 or older must register for the draft. Minimum of 1-2 years of service.
Manpower Available for Military Service: 1,336,827,357
Manpower Fit for Military Service: 1,084,297,048
Manpower Reaching Military Significant Age:29,012,854
Total Manpower:3,788,814
Active duty Manpower:2,164,156
Reserve Manpower:1,624,658
Military Expenditures: 13% of GDP
Transnational Issues:
A port for the trafficking of drugs, guns, and other forms of contraband due to lax laws.