Geographic Details of Trinitarium

The "confederacy" of Trinitarium is used in its contiguous sense, where the occupation of its vast land mass encompasses much of the Great Western Planes of North Amorica. Categorically, the nation is a peninsula, with its northeastern border adjoining the region of the North Pacific and its ocean. It also involves various geographical points independent of the central body of the nation, including the Gëring Strait prefecture of Cascadia, the island prefecture of Ullithium, several insular territories and the Southern Tungusten Archipelago and Gemini Islands, along with other outlying possessions.

Trinitarium has great physical diversity. The eastern plains and southern coasts of the country consist of fertile lowlands, foothills and semi-desert at the midland before the coast. They are the location of most of the nation's agricultural output, with the midwest areas of the country consisting of hilly and mountainous terrain. Western locales boast coniferous forests, mixed and broadleaf vegetation, and avid steppes. The north of the country is dominated by chilled plateaus and sunken basins, rolling tableland, and towering massifs. Changes in vegetation reflect the changes in climate.

Trinitarium also shares land borders with Brancaland and Dáguó to the north, Skandilund to the west, and Brasilistan and Bigtopia to the south, with maritime borders being shared with East Lebatuck, Maxtopia, and the Bhrahamas, in addition to Brancaland and Bigtopia. The northern border of Trinitarium with Brancaland is the world's second longest bi-national land border.

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Continent: North Amorica
Coordinates: 42.000°N 69.000°W

Area
• Total: 4,600,500 sq. mi.
• Land: 79.84%
• Water: 20.16%

Coastline: 39,000 mi.

Highest point: Dutchman Peak

Lowest point: Boondock Basin

Longest river: Carthage River

Largest lake: Lake Superius Complexicus

Climate ~ Diverse: Ranges from temperate in the North to tropical in the far, far south. West: Mostly semi-arid to desert; Mountains: alpine; Northeast: humid continental; Southeast: humid subtropical or desert; Coast of Kalexia: Mediterranean; Pacific Northwest: cool temperate oceanic; Cascadia and the contiguous prefectures: mostly subarctic; Hawaii, South Florentina, and the territories: somewhat tropical.

Terrain: Vast and fertile central plains, Interior Highlands and low mountains in Midwest, mountains and valleys in the mid-south, coastal flatland near the Crescent Gulf, complete with mangrove forests and temperate, subtropical, and tropical laurel forest and jungle, canyons, basins, plateus, and mountains in west, hills and low mountains in east; intermittent hilly and mountainous regions in Plains, with occasional badland topography; rugged mountains and broad river valleys in Cascadia; rugged, volcanic topography in Ullithium and those close territories.

Natural Resources: Coal, copper, lead, molybdenum, phosphates, rare earth elements, uranium, bauxite, gold, iron, mercury, nickel, potash, silver, tungsten, zinc, petroleum, natural gas, timber, arable land and, of course, the famously prized trinitaria mineral.

Natural Hazards: Tsunamis; volcanoes; earthquake activity around Pacific; hurricanes along the Bigtopian coast; tornadoes in the Midwest and Southeast; mud slides in Kalexia; forest fires in the northwest; flooding; permafrost in northern borderlands.

Environmental Issues: Severe water shortages, air pollution resulting in acid rain; although, issues are largely sparse.

Exclusive economic zone: 4,383,000 sq. mi.