North America

North America's History, compared to *here* is fraught with war and strife. Without the 'stabilizing' influence of the United States of America and Canada, the region is frequently embroiled in cold, if not open wars. Recently it seems that we are moving into a more peaceful period with the Deposition of the Bush Brothers.

The NAL-SLC is more than happy to let Louisianne and Deseret serve as buffers between the squabbling siblings of Tejas and Alta California, while Louisianne has until recently been forced to play these two against each other in interest of her own preservation. Florida seems pacified, however Cuba by all accounts is a smouldering powder keg, ready to embroil the region in strife, should the right spark come. Montrei takes a position of neutrality most times, and remains a quiet area in a region where conflict is common.

Oregon and Alyaska remain quiet neighbors to the north, rarely causing headlines.

Nations

These nations and entites are found in North America and the Carribean.

• Alta California
  • Meidji-dò
• Alyaska
• Batavian Kingdom
  • Batavian Antilles
  • Batavian Guyana
• Central American Community
• Commonwealth of Nations
  • East Caribbean Province
  • Kingdom of the Mosquito Coast
  • North American League
    • East Florida
    • Mobile
    • Mueva Sefarad
    • New Iceland (see also: Scandinavian Realm)
    • New Sweden (see also: Scandinavian Realm)
    • West Florida
    • Jamaica
  • Tortuga Islands
  • West Caribbean Province
• Cuba
• Deseret (Disputed Territory)
• Florida-Caribbea (defunct)
  • Aruba
  • Anguila
  • Bahamas (formerly occupied province of NAL)
  • Batavian Antilles (see also: Batavian Kingdom)
  • Cruzan Islands (see also: Scandinavian Realm)
  • Cuba
  • Florida
  • Guadeloupe
  • Hispañola
  • Jamaica (formerly occupied province of NAL)
  • Martinique
  • Porto Rico
  • St. Kitts
  • Tobago
• Hayti
• Japan
  • Meidji-dò
• Latvia
  • Tobago
• Louisianne
• Mejico
• Montrei
• New Francy
• Oregon
• Scandinavian Realm
  • SR National States:
    • Cruzan Islands (see also: Florida-Caribbea)
    • Greenland
    • New Iceland (see also: NAL-SLC)
    • New Sweden (see also: NAL-SLC)
• Tejas

Historical map

Map of North America, 1750

NB: Conflicting land claims existed for those sections marked as Terra Incognita, however, as no official exploration had been carried out, there were no claims recognized internationally.