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'''Weagamow''', officially the '''Weagamow Confederation''', is a country in the geographic Canadian region.  It is centered in a swampy area south of the Western Hudson Bay.
'''Weagamow''', officially the '''Weagamow Confederation''', is a country in the geographic Canadian region.  It is centered in a swampy area south of the Western Hudson Bay.
== Etymology ==
The name comes from a lake and Canadian tribe in Western Ontario bearing the same name.  The town of KalKash's location corresponds roughly to the lake.
== History ==
After independence, the constitution of the union began to be written on 3 March 2026.

Revision as of 03:22, 3 March 2026

Weagamow Confederation
Flag of Weagamow
Coat of Arms
Coat of Arms
Territory
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National Information
Full Name Weagamow Confederation
Towny Name Weagamow
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Formed 26 February 2026
National Anthem Mazurka of Canada (de facto)
Motto A Happy Union
Population 14
Chunks 62
Towns 1
Capital City KalKash
Largest City KalKash
Oldest City KalKash
Region North America
Language(s) English, Anglo-Appalachian
Religion(s) Secularism
Discord Official Discord link
Government Information
Head of the Provisional Government ANAPHIKISTHEMAN
Councilor of KalKash CallMiiChad
Confederal Secretary mizellland
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Executive TBD
Legislature TBD
Constitution TBD
Charter
Economic System TBD
Political System Single-town confederal republic under a provisional government
Provinces
Army Size Variable
Part of
Historical Information
KalKash
• KalKash Proclamation 26 February 2026
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• Event 5 Event 5 Date
• Event 6 Event 6 Date

Weagamow, officially the Weagamow Confederation, is a country in the geographic Canadian region. It is centered in a swampy area south of the Western Hudson Bay.

Etymology

The name comes from a lake and Canadian tribe in Western Ontario bearing the same name. The town of KalKash's location corresponds roughly to the lake.

History

After independence, the constitution of the union began to be written on 3 March 2026.