São Tomé e Príncipe
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St. Thomas and Prince is an island group off the west coast of equatorial Africa; tourism forms the economic basis, as well as catering to the RN and RAF bases.
History
Originally a Portuguese colony, these ended up in the hands of Kemr during the War of the Aragonese Succession. Much to Portugal's dismay, the Cambrians have never given them back, and it remains a mild point of contention between the two countries.
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| English Members | |||
| Calcutta | East Caribbean Province (including Montserrat, a part of Ireland) | England | English Australia | English Guyana | Gibraltar | Hong Kong | Kingdom of Mauritius | Mosquito Coast | Providence Islands | The Salomon Islands | The Seychelles | Socotra | Somer Islands | Southwest Africa | Swan Islands | Wallace Cay | |||
| Scottish Members | |||
| Bombay | East Caribbean Province | Kingsland | Scotland | |||
| Cambrian Members | |||
| Ascension Island | Cambrian Arctic Ocean Territory | Cambrian Guyana | Cambrian Indian Ocean Territory | Kemr | New Kemr di'll Ostr | Madras | Mutapa | Tortuga Islands | West Caribbean Province | |||
| Other Full members | |||
| Aotearoa | Cyprus | Fiji | Grand Fenwick | Indo-British Union | Madagascar | Malta | Margarita Islands | NAL-SLC | South Africa | Tahiti | Toga | |||
| Associate Members | |||
| Alyaska | Armorica | Bharatij Samrazj | Bengal | Ireland (including Guereintia, excluding Montserrat) | Oregon | Thiruvithankur | Xrivizaja |
