| Capital | Philadelphia |
| Largest Cities | Philadelphia Riversburgh |
| Population | 3,600,000 |
| Our Timeline Equivalent | Pennsylvania |
Pennsylvania is the second-most populated province in New England, behind New York. It borders the other New England provinces of New York to the north, Lenape to the east, and Nanticoke, Assateague, and Virginia to the south. Besides other provinces, to the east is the Atlantic Ocean, and to the west is the Erie Preserve.
About Pennsylvania[]
Pennsylvania has been the homeland for the Quakers for some time. Indeed, even to this day, Quaker culture is stronger in Pennsylvania than any other New England province, and arguably stronger than anywhere else in the world, over such a large area. Also In Pennsylvania are the Amish, a religious group of people who live in traditional ways, and eschew modernity. Despite Pennsylvanian settlers having a huge role in the protection of Aboriginal peoples, Pennsylvania has the lowest percentage of Aboriginals of any province. This is largely through low historical Aboriginal population densities, the huge influx of Europeans over time, and the migration of some Aboriginals (notably the Lenape) to other areas (notably the current Lenape Province). Philadelphia, the capital of Pennsylvania, is the second-largest city in New England.
Divisions[]
Pennsylvania has numerous divisions, including counties, Semi-Autonomous Regions/Areas (SARs/SAAs), and Nature Preservation Areas (NPAs).
Demographics[]
Vegetarianism[]
- 77% Vegetarian
- 23% Non-Vegetarian
Ethnic Groups[]
- 84% European
- 06% Pemhakamik Aboriginal
- 03% Susquehannock/Andaste
- 02% Lenape
- 01% other Aboriginal (Erie, Mejican, etc)
- 05% Oriental
- 02% Indian
- 02% multi race
- 01% others
Languages[]
- 74% English
- 07% German varieties (including Amish Deitsch)
- 03% Irish Gaelic
- 03% Italian
- 02% Iroquoian languages (Susquehannock, etc)
- 01% Algonquian languages (Lenape, etc)
- 01% Polish
- 01% French
- 01% Spanish
- 01% Chinese languages
- 01% Occitan
- 05% others
Religions[]
- 50% Nonreligious
- 27% atheist
- 23% agnostic
- 25% Christian
- 21% Quaker
- 04% other Christian
- 12% Cathar
- 03% Jewish
- 02% Hindu
- 02% Buddhist
- 01% Jain
- 02% various Aboriginal beliefs
- 03% other