In God We Trust | |||
| Capital (and largest city) |
Washington D.C. | ||
| Language | English | ||
| President | John D. Lindberg | ||
| Vice President | August H. Morgan | ||
| Area | 5,093,012 km² (not counting Caribbean Insular Territories) | ||
| Population | 180,000,000 Americans | ||
| Independence | from Britain | ||
| declared | 1776 | ||
| recognized | 1783 | ||
| Currency | US Dollar | ||
The United States of America is probably the most powerful country in 2005. Its capital city is Washington, in the District of Columbia.
History[]
Three main events have shaped the USA in the Greater Colombia timeline as different as Our timeline.
The first was the development in Texas, as Mexico managed to crush the rebellion of 1836. By 1838, Mexico and the United States signed a treaty defining the borders between Mexican Texas and the US Louisiana territories. Eventually Texas seceded from Mexico in 1865, but they didn't join the United States.
The second was the Great War of 1862. In this war, the United States and Britain joined opposing parties and the Big Caribbean Game turned hot. At the peace settlements in 1867, the USA got control on most British Caribbean possessions, including Jamaica and British Honduras, while the UK secured the Oregon Territory.
The third episode was the disintegration of Mexico who, after being invaded by different powers during the Great Wars, continued in a civil war. The United States got involved in the Mexican Civil War, and grabbed an outlet to the Pacific at the Campeche Isthmus.
Geography[]
Limits[]
Main Continental USA is limited at the North by Canada, at the West by British Columbia and Deseret, at the South by Texas and the Gulf of Mexico and at the East by the Atlantic Ocean.
The Central American territories are limited at the North by Mexico and the Gulf of Mexico. At the West by the Pacific Ocean, at the South by the Pacific Ocean and Costa Rica, and at the East by the Caribbean Sea and Colombia.
Political Divisions[]
The United States of America is composed by 43 states, a capital district and one insular territory.
| State | Region | State | Region | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Alabama | Continent Dixie | 2. | Arkansas | Continent Dixie |
| 3. | Bahamas | Insular | 4. | Chiapas | Central America |
| 5. | Colorado | Continent West | 6. | Connecticut | Continent North |
| 7. | Dakota | Continent West | 8. | Delaware | Continent Central |
| 9. | East Florida | Continent Dixie | 10. | Georgia | Continent Dixie |
| 11. | Guatemala | Central America | 12. | Illinois | Continent West |
| 13. | Indiana | Continent North | 14. | Iowa | Continent West |
| 15. | Jamaica | Insular | 16. | Kansas | Continent |
| 17. | Kentucky | Continent | 18. | Louisiana | Continent |
| 19. | Maryland | Continent | 20. | Massachussets | Continent |
| 21. | Michigan | Continent | 22. | Minnesota | Continent |
| 23. | Mississippi | Continent | 24. | Missouri | Continent |
| 25. | Montana | Continent | 26. | Nebraska | Continent |
| 27. | New Hampshire | Continent | 28. | New Jersey | Continent |
| 29. | New York | Continent | 30. | Nicaragua | Central America |
| 31. | North Carolina | Continent | 32. | Ohio | Continent |
| 33. | Oklahoma | Continent | 34. | Pennsylvania | Continent |
| 35. | Rhode Island | Continent | 36. | South Carolina | Continent |
| 37. | South Dakota | Continent | 38. | Tennessee | Continent Central |
| 39. | Vermont | Continent North | 40. | Virginia | Continent Central |
| 41. | West Florida | Continent Dixie | 42. | Wisconsin | Continent West |
| 43. | Yucatan | Central America | |||
| Capital District | Region | Territory | Region | ||
| 1. | District of Columbia | Continent Central | 1. | Caribbean Insular Territories | Insular |