The islands of Britannia and Éire, alongside various other smaller islands form the North Atlantic Archipelago off Europe's North-West coast.
Politically dominated by Wessex-Normandy, Anglia and Man the islands are divided into 10 countries.
The name Britannia comes from the Roman province. Anglia often uses a female personification of Britannia to represent itself, often in some kind of quarrel with the Wessex lion.
The name Éire derives from the Celtic goddess Éiru.
| Country | Capital | Flag | Current Head of State | Population |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anglia | Lincoln | 
|
King William V | 17,134,000 |
| Connacht | Gaillimh | 
|
Queen Eithne | 434,050 |
| Gwynnedd | Caernarfon | 
|
Prince Llywelyn III | 707,325 |
| Man | Douglas | 
|
King Eric V | 5,758,344 |
| Munster | Corcaigh | 
|
King Ruaidri X | 1,024,000 |
| Orkney | Kirkwall | 
|
Earl Haakon X | 167,735 |
| Scotland | Edinburgh | 
|
Queen Alexandria | 3,203,400 |
| Ulster | Béal Feirste | 
|
King Domnall IV | 1,684,500 |
| Wessex-Normandy | Winchester | 
|
King Frederick II | 24,586,300 |
| Ynys Mons | Llangefni | 
|
King Eric V | 61,250 |
The 10 sovereign states of the North Atlantic Archipelago.
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