North Acadia

North Acadia Bei kǎdíyà Acadia del Norte
Province
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Nickname(s):  The Cape, North A
Country	Slokais Islands
Establishment	01 January 1904
Capital and largest city	Hartstown
Demonym(s)	North Acadians
Government
• Governor	Lucas Chu Conservative Party
• Upper house	North Acadian House
National representation
• Slokaisian Legislature	11/643
Population
• 2020 census	827,428 (18th)
Postal	NA

North Acadia is a province of Slokais Islands located on Acadia Island, bordering South Acadia and East Acadia. North Acadia is considered the most socially and economically progressive of the Outer Islands.

History

North Acadia was originally controlled by a number of tribes such as the Islayas and Arkon'ah people. Although primarily the Islayas people who settled in the many river valleys of Acadia. In the 900s, Minjian settlers began to establish settlements and convert local inhabitants in the lowlands. Although much of the settlement was in East Acadia, the primary settlement was during the Costeno era, as a number of lumber plantations were built.

Demographics

North Acadia has the highest number of Nuiqust-Slokasians with 4.8% primarily within the timber industry.

Race	%	Township
Ren	28.5%	Santa Clara: 64.1%
Costeno	24.5%	San Gabriel: 41.8%
Indigenous	16.7%	Cape: 38.5%
Blancos	10.5%	Harristown: 52.5%
Mixed	8.2%	Hartstown: 19.2%
Outer Islander	5.2%	Newland: 35.5%
Afro Slokasian	2%	San Gabriel: 7.5%
Other	5.2%	Newland: 14.5%