United Australia
United Australia (UA) is a de facto sovereign nation located in the Australian continent.
United Australia consists of five constituent nations: New Australia, The Kingdom of Australia, TerraAustralis, North Australia and Western Australia.
Etymology and terminology
United Australia is at first suggested between New Australia and North Australia as the union of Australian states. TerraAustralis, Kingdom of Australia and Western Australia joined into the United Australia negotiations.
The term of United Australia is used to refer to the union of its five constituent nations.
History
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Geography
Main articles: New Australia#Geography, TerraAustralis#Geography
The area of United Australia is 1033 chunks (264,448 m2). The nation currently occupies a large portion of continental Australia, Tasmania and the island of New Guinea.
Administrative divisions
United Australia follows the administrative divisions of the real-life Australia. It has six states — New South Wales (NSW), Queensland (QLD), South Australia (SA), Tasmania (TAS), Victoria (VIC) and Western Australia (WA) — and two major mainland territories — the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) and the Northern Territory (NT).
New Australia controls lower New South Wales, the ACT, Victoria and Tasmania, Australia controls the City of Brisbane, TerraAustralis controls upper New South Wales and lower Queensland, North Australia controls upper Northern Territory, and Western Australia controls lower WA.
The remaining territories are currently under influence of Outback for Central and South Australia and Pilbara for upper WA.