Cascadia

Map showing the boundaries of Cascadia, with former U.S. and Canada territorial boundaries in white

Country

Founded	NE 29
Population	20,600,000 (est. NE 366)

Cascadia is a country in North America, in the northwestern part of the former United States. Its territory comprises the former U.S. states of Oregon and Washington, northern California, northwestern Nevada, and the southern part of the old Canadian province of British Columbia.

Cascadia was proposed as a bioregional independence movement from the United States as early as OE 1940, but the area remained part of its respective countries until the collapse of the United States after the Great War. The nation of Cascadia was officially formed on 15 December NE 29.

With a population of 20.6 million as of NE 366, it is the third most populous country in North America. Its capital city is Eugene. The country contains four major Fallout Zones centered on the Old Era cities of Seattle, Portland, Vancouver, and San Francisco.