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Kingdom of New Spain
Reino de Nueva España
Timeline: British Louisiana

OTL equivalent: Mexico, New Mexico, Southern Texas and Arizona
Flag Coat of Arms
Flag Coat of Arms
Capital
(and largest city)
Mexico City
Other cities Monterrey, San Antonio
Language Spanish
Monarch King Francisco I
Prime Minister Humberto González
Population 82,000,000 
Independence 1943, from Spain
Currency New Spanish Peso

New Spain includes, more or less, OTL Mexico (the country), plus Arizona, New Mexico and Texas.

History[]

In 1927, The king of Spain was deposed, and a republic was established.

New Spain kept her status as a Viceroyalty of the Kingdom of Spain, not recognizing the republican government that had been established on the Spanish mainland. The Spanish Republic, OTOH, considered New Spain and other overseas territories as rebel provinces.

In 1946, following diplomatic agreements, New Spain was declared independent and the current viceroy, Leonardo Pérez, was crowned as King under the blessing of the Bourbon family.

Geography[]

Limits[]

North: Louisiana, United Nations, and Cascadia. West: Cascadia and the Pacific Ocean. South: Pacific Ocean and Guatemala. East: British West Indies, the Caribbean, and the Gulf of Mexico.

Political Divisions[]

New Spain is divided in provincias (provinces) and these provinces are grouped in regiones (regions).

Some of these regions and provinces are:

Region Capital Province Capital
Jalisco Guadalajara Aguascalientes Aguascalientes
Colima Coloma
Jalisco Jalisco
Michoacán de Ocampo Morelia
Nayarit Tepic
Zacatecas Zacatecas
México Ciudad de México Guanajuato Guanajuato
Méjico Méjico
Morelos Cuernavaca
Pachuca Pachuca
Puebla Puebla
Querétaro Santiago de Querétaro
Tlascala Tlascala
Veracruz Jalapa
Monterrey Monterrey Coahuila Saltillo
Valle del Río Grande Laredo
Nuevo León Monterrey
San Luis Potosí
Tamaulipas Ciudad Victoria
Oajaca Oajaca Chiapas Tustla Gutiérrez
Guerrero Chilpancingo
Oaxaca Oaxaca
Sonora Hermosillo Arizona Tucson
Baja California Mexicali
Chihuahua Chihuahua
Durango Durango
Sinaloa Culiacán
Sonora Hermosillo
Tejas San Antonio Amarillo Amarillo
Llano Estacado La Mesa
Nuevo Méjico Albuquerque
Río Rojo Plano
San Antonio San Antonio
Tejas Pasadena
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