Campos Naranjas
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| National motto: none | |
| Languages: | |
| Official: | Castilian |
| Others: | English, Scandinavian, Haÿtian Creole |
| Cities: | |
| Capital: | Ciudad San Antonio |
| Other: | none |
| Primer Ministro: | Esteban Van Gordon |
| Area: | 3,653 mi² |
| Population: | 79,589 |
| Independence: | from Ireland (Provisional Mandate) |
| Date: | August 9, 2006 |
| Currency: | Peso provisorio; 1$ = 8 reales = 64 soles; 5$ = AÉ£1 |
| Organizations: | South Florida |
Campos Naranjas has progressed to the point of autonomy, and became self-ruling on October 30, 2006. The orange groves from which Campos Naranjas receives its name are producing well and it is expected that Naranjan orange juice will be gracing North American tables soon.
As it is adjacent the RTC Zone of Control, there are large numbers of refugee camps, a large percent of them unrelated to locals. These refugees are serving as a support and strength to the economy as they are gainfully employed in restoring and increasing the orange groves. The Irish Peacekeepers have been overseeing construction of housing for these refugees to further help expand the economic base and future self-sufficiency of this republic.
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| Commonwealths | |||
| Commonwealth of Four Palms | Ecotopic Reserve of Los Claros | República Conchesa | |||
| Condados | |||
| Las Palmas | Orlando | Kissimee | Bahia de la Palma | Rzeba Marze | Costa del Oro Cabo Sunnibel | Campo Ocachobe | Tampa del Sul | Campos Naranjas | Tampa | Pôrto Plata |
