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| '''Dutchland''' may refer to: | |||
| == '''₯σσchlαnd''' - ''(Dutchland)'' == | |||
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| * ] (''Deutschland'') | |||
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| Dutchland is a country that is located in Central Europe. It shares a border with Germany and The Netherlands. Dutchland was conquered by Britain in 1863 and it was declared an independant country in the early 1900's but reamins part of the commonwealth to this day. | |||
| ''Цamsterρam'' is the country's capital and third largest CIty with an estimated population of 301,049 people (figures from 2012 ordanance survey). Dutchland's biggest exports are gravy granuals and ties which are shipped from Цamsterρam. | |||
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| The people of Dutchland are refered to as Dutchlanderics and the native tongue is widely known as Dutchlandic (₯σσchlαndiς). The national flag (The Ginkverable) is an orange base with a diagonal green stripe from the top left hand corner to the bottom right corner, the nations crest is occasionally on the flag. The crest consists of the national animal: the Llama. | |||
| The national flower is the ɖa̤ngleberry which sprouts in the Spring from around the start of March to the end of April. | |||
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Dutchland may refer to:
- Pennsylvania Dutch Country
- Dutchland Rollers
- Germany (Deutschland)
- The Netherlands
- Greater Netherlands (Dietsland)
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