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Kala Republic

Kala is a constituent republic of Arctic Region.

❊ EFF 01 Jan 01
Region Arctic Rep 02 of 02 , Acc. 1836, as part of the British Atlantic Territories
Capital Kanek 2,166,086 kmΒ²
Population 482,448 1st Arctic, 12th national
Kala Republic
Island of Greenland
Constituent Republic of Vekllei
Part of the Kalina Region
It is the world’s largest island, and its interior glaciers form the second-largest ice sheet in the world.
Population 482,448
Demographics
72% Algic/Inuit
20% Scandinavian
6% European
2% other
Economy Metals, machinery & defence Vehicles & electronics, Forestry & timber
Produces Industrial Machinery, Gold, Petroleum, Natural Gas, Coal
Working week 19.4 hours
Specialisation Government & Civil Administration
Accession 1836, as part of the British Atlantic Territories
Area 2,166,086 kmΒ²
Capital Kanek
Languages Kalan, Aleutian Algic, English

The Kala Republic is a constituent republic of Vekllei, located 320km west of Oslola. It is the world’s largest island, and makes up the majority landmass and population centre of the Arctic Region. It is known for its rugged, mostly arctic terrain and interior glaciers that forms the second-largest ice sheet in the world. Kala plays a major part in the history of Vekllei Inuits (often called Algics) and the population today remains majority Algic.

Two thirds of Kala is above the arctic circle, and its climate is moderated only by the Gulf Stream across its populated southwest coast. The interior forms a permanent low-pressure system that circles cold air above the country, where permanent ice sheets form and feed peripheral glaciers. Dramatic weather changes are a part of Kalan life, and seasons experience both polar night and midnight sun during the solstices. Exposed terrain is mostly covered by low-lying tundra vegetation and a few species of Atlantic Pine. Polar bears, Arctic Oxen and Reindeer can all be found there.

Settlement in Kala dates back thousands of years, but its extensive history is poorly recorded compared to the Oslolan kingdoms. The island was home to the first permanent settlements of Vekllei Inuits, who inhabited the coastline and islands around the capital of Kanek at least 3,000 years ago. Unlike Oslola, Kala was not historically united under a single kingdom, and its harsh terrain prevented extensive trade between coasts. Local languages and culture on the east and west coasts are referred to in common as Kalan, but are seperate from each other, and have distinct identities.

Kala’s massive, though isolated, internal area is unique across Vekllei, and the country is home to many government installations. The public service remains the largest employer in the country, and most Kalans live in a few major metropolitan areas on the southwest coast. Due to the interior permafrost, the island has been slow to develop rail infrastructure common across other Vekllei republics. Life under its arctic climate has been improved by the limitless supply of fusion power provided by a reactor completed in 2026. As a consequence, streets and rails are able to be heated in winter and kept free of deep snow. Kanek is home to several major Vekllei companies, including National Machines and Common Gemstone. Major deposits of oil, coal, precious metals and uranium are mined there.

Climate

Arctic interior with a permanent ice sheet, moderated to subarctic along the southwest coast by the Gulf Stream. Coastal summers average 5–15Β°C; winters fall well below βˆ’20Β°C inland. Polar night and midnight sun mark the solstices.

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Public Holidays

  • New Year’s Day 1 Jan
  • Good Friday
  • Easter Monday
  • Commonwealth Day 1 May
  • Kala National Day 21 Jun
  • Republic Day 12 Aug
  • Christmas Day 25 Dec
  • Boxing Day 26 Dec
  • Seqi Olivine Mine: Peridot mine in continuous operation for over three hunded years.
  • Kala National Park: The world’s largest national park, comprising much of the island’s glacial interior.
  • Commonwealth National Vault: Preservation vault of Vekllei government, libraries, technology and seeds, designed to survive a total nuclear war.
  • Alavia: Historic site containing the oldest evidence of Inuit settlement in northern Kala, adjacent to a small village of the same name.
National Machines 1 installation, 3,400 staff
Commonwealth University 1 installation, 2,600 staff
Commonwealth Arsenal 1 installation, 2,500 staff
Method Heavy 1 installation, 1,700 staff
NSRE 1 installation, 1,155 staff
Atlantic Works 1 installation, 1,100 staff
Bureau of Water 1 installation, 900 staff
Commonwealth Oil 2 installations, 900 staff
Cateral 1 installation, 800 staff
Commonwealth Post 1 installation, 400 staff
Atlantic Department Company 1 installation, 260 staff
ASRE 2 installations, 250 staff
Cosma 1 installation, 120 staff
Joint: LSRE, NSRE 1 installation, 112 staff
Civil Defence Service 1 installation, 88 staff
Bureau of Accreditation 1 installation, 80 staff
Joint: Atmospheric Surveillance System, Volcanic Division 2 installations, 70 staff
Housing Commission 1 installation, 53 staff
Federal Ordnance Establishment 1 installation, 50 staff
SIRO 1 installation, 25 staff
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Occupations
Population: 482,448 Labour Force: 301,800 Unemployment: 4.4% Posts per Worker: 2.0 Non-resident Posts: 3,030
  • Skilled Trades & Construction 12.0%
  • Government & Civil Administration 11.8%
  • Healthcare 9.8%
  • Education 9.7%
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Skilled Trades & Construction 12.0% 70,000
Government & Civil Administration 🌐 11.8% 68,900
Healthcare 9.8% 57,500
Education 9.7% 56,600
Domestic 8.3% 48,700
Industry 7.8% 45,500
Agriculture, Land & Sea 7.4% 43,100
Transport 5.0% 29,300
Arts & Media 4.2% 24,600
Security & Defence 4.1% 23,800
Retail, Distribution & Logistics 3.4% 19,700
Hospitality & Participatory Trades 3.1% 18,200
Economic Planning 2.9% 16,800
Sport & Recreation 2.7% 15,900
Science & Research 1.9% 11,200
Law & Justice 1.9% 10,900
Information & Communications 1.7% 9,830
Energy & Resources 1.6% 9,640
Religious & Ceremonial 0.9% 5,360

Register estimates of posts located in the republic, rounded; figures under 50 suppressed. Includes 3,030 posts held by non-residents.

  • 2035
    The Nuclear Thermal Working Group conducts nuclear rocketry experiments in Kala
  • 2026
    Fusion power plant completed in Kala, the second of its kind in Vekllei
  • 1951
    In Occupied Territories ( Oslola, Kala, Demon, Helvasia):
    The US withdraws from Oslolan occupation with concessions from the UK for US basing in Kala
  • 1935
    Oslola maintains control over Kala, Demon, and Helvasia
  • 1836
    The British Overseas Territories comprising Oslola, Kala and Demon are reincorporated as the British Atlantic Territories, including Anguilla, Lucaya, Habacoa, Summers, the Virgin Islands, the Cayman Islands ( Caimanas), the Falklands, Montserrat ( Allia), Saint Helena ( Helena), Ascension ( Ascension), the Tristan da Cunha Islands ( Santes), the South Georgia and Sandwich Islands ( Sude), and the Turks and Caicos ( Caicos) Islands
  • 1726
    Seqi Olivine Mine begins continuous operation in Kala
  • 1440
    Kala enters a union with the 3rd Commonwealth
  • 1000 BC
    Earliest permanent Algic settlements established at Kanek and Alavia in Kala