Full Name of Nation:cameroi (we don't need no fancy titles)
Population:a few hundred thousand (we have things in the air and water that keep population from getting out of balance with our natural environment)
Type of Government:inverted plurality pyramid
Current Leader:national council of low persons
Capital City:nebethira
Largest City:we're not big on cities. anyplace more then a few hundred are living, becomes a village of villages, each with the same political status.
Name of Legislature: local and regional councils of low persons
Number of Seats:average of 9 per council. Varies between 5 and 13
Number of Political Parties in Legislature: there are no political parties, or conversely each low person is their own party of ideals, priorities and beliefs
Number of Administrative Divisions:there are nine bioregeons/water shed, with active regional council
Currency (including subunits):there is no national currency as such, a few villages use local currancies but most rely on mathom chits of no fixed value, and unrelated to incentives and gratifications. (we use the term 'dreams') for purposes of the nation states game only. reality, with mathom houses, craftufacturing centers and the rest of our system of institutions, is more like a modified form of potlatching, then any sort of monetary, or symbolic value, based economy.
Literacy Rate:97.8
Side of the Road Driven On:there are no nationally or regionally maintained roadways for vehicles wider then a cameroi walking. instead there are small form factor guideway (narrow gauge railway, monorail, podway, et c., that sort of thing, some quite unusual and unique), propelled by the cleanest available sources of energy, serving between and within, even the smallest of communities, scaled in proportion to demand, and the minimization of any negative environmental impact.
Percentage with Internet Access:89.9
Percentage with Television Access:the internet is the television and the phone.
Percentage with Telephone Access:as above. It is universally accessable, but with close to half the population being hermits of one kind or another, there is slightly more then ten percent who want no part of it.
