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Originally Posted by Jas182
I'm just wondering, if Britain became federal, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland will all have state names, but English names at the moment would be boring. For example, Southeast England isn't exactly original is it? Why not use old names for the area, such as the Northumbria State for North East England?
How bout this for a map of Britain's Federal State future:
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So, we obviously have Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland there. But the English states may be a little different to the conventional Southeast bordered on southwest idea:
London - London
Southeast - Cantia
Central South and South West - Wessex
Far South West - Cornwall
East - Anglia
Midlands - Mercia
North West - Rheged
North East - Northumbria
If you said yes to English states having their own unique names, what do you think of the state names and boarders idea above? Can you think of better names for the English states? Do you have different ideas on the bordering of the English states? Or do you believe that the English states must stay as and named as the Southeast or Southwest, and so on?
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Cornwall/Far South West should be re-named Little Wales
Southeast should be called Belgae
London should be further broken down into Cockney-Regent, East End, Posh Square, Muslim-Sector etc...
London should also be re-named King's Landing, (lmao)
North-West should be called Cumbria or Brigantia
south central/south west should be called Great Wessex
England should be re-named Brittania
Yorkshire should be called Jorvik
the Northern parts of Northumberland and Durham should be called The Debatable Lands, along with the Scottish Border counties.
Birmingham and Lancashire should officially be re-named The Black Country.
any Irish Travelers wondering around should be scooped up and lumped together all on one piece of land called Fenian Flatts