Senan Republic

The Senan Republic (Republikker Sennan) is an island country in the Pacific Ocean, found between Alaska and British Columbia, Canada.

It was discovered in 1829 by a group of European explorers. It has grew vastly since then, and as of 2012 it has a total population of nearly 1.2 million. It covers an area of 30,193 km2 (11,657 square miles). It's capital and largest city is Kingsley Port, having a population of nearly 200,000.

The culture is heavily influenced by other countries, especially in Europe and in America. As of 2008, the president is John Waleis, and is expected to remain in office until July 2013.

The Senanese language is the official language of Senan.

History
The islands were discovered in 1829 by a group of British, American and Dutch explorers, led by William Kingsley. The islands were uninhabited before then. Kingsley Port was named after him.

Geography
Senan is a long island chain, almost 1,500 km long. The northern side is covered with large forests and high mountains, the highest being Darling Peak (2,303 meters/7,555 feet), while the southern side of the island chain is flat and dry, but still very cold.

Climate data
The Senan archipelago lies in the middle of the Gulf of Alaska, found between the coast of Vancouver, British Columbia and the coast of Alaska, so it's climate on the northernost island, is subarctic and the southernmost climate has a humid continental. The highest temperature was around 39oC and the lowest was around -26oC.

Hurricanes are impossible in the area, as it is found on a northerly latitude, but severe thunderstorms have been reported, with tornadoes in the range of EF1 and EF3.