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Incorporated States of Lycrabon
Incorporated States of Lycrabon; Lycrabon
	— Country —
	Motto: "We're on a mission from God."
Annexed	1985
Incorporated	1985
	Government
• Type	Democracy
• President	Gregory Hodge (until 2022)
• Vice President	Gabriel Meyers (until 2022)
	Area
• Total	3,870,856.38 sq mi (10,025,472 km2)
• Land	3,517,332.36 sq mi (9,109,849 km2)
• Water	353,524.02 sq mi (915,623 km2) 9.13%
	Population (2010 Census)
• Total	38,819,656
• Density	10.03/sq mi (4.26/km2)
Time zone	Eastern (EST) (UTC-5)
• Summer (DST)	EDT (UTC-4)
Zip code	0000-9999
Area code(s)	101, 102

Latest revision as of 03:05, 18 August 2019

Geography

The nation stretches from the Atlantic Ocean in the east to the Rocky Mountains in the west, and the Arctic Circle in the north to (depending on where in the nation) the Saint Lawrence River, Great Lakes, or the heartland of North America.

Total Area: 10,025,472 km²
Land Mass: 9,109,849 km²
Water Area: 915,623 km²

Special

Politics and Government

The government is modeled after the United States, with a bicameral law-making branch, an executive branch and a judicial branch.

Presidential elections in Lycrabon

Military

The military is a smallish group, totalling only 242,196 members across all four branches.

Branch	Total	Officer	Enlisted
Army	61,708	11,879	49,829
Marine Corps	26,173	3,028	23,145
Navy	17,541	2,914	14,627
Air Force	44,740	8,769	35,971
TOTAL ACTIVE DUTY	150,162	26,590	123,572
Army Provincial Guard	39,244	5,243	34,001
Army Reserve	22,402	4,422	17,980
Marine Reserve	4,418	505	3,913
Naval Reserve	5,002	1,219	3,783
Air National Guard	12,648	1,814	10,834
Air Force Reserve	8,320	1,654	6,666
TOTAL RESERVES	92,034	14,857	77,177
TOTAL LYCRABON MILITARY	242,196	41,447	200,749

ORBAT of Lycrabon Armed Forces by branch

Transport

Lycrabon is served by a network of national highways, as well as air, bus, and train travel options.

LYCRABON HIGHWAYS

Interprovincial Highway Level 1)		National Highway (Level 2)	Provincial Highway (Level 3)	New name (as needed)	Former Designation(s)	West/South terminus	East/North Terminus
1				Example	ON 17, 417, PQ 40, 20	Example	Example
	101			Example	ON 71, 11	Example	Example
	201			Example	PQ 440	Example	Example
	301			Example	PQ 540	Example	Example
	401			Example	PQ 573	Example	Example
	501			Example	PQ 640	Example	Example
	601			Example	PQ 973	Example	Example
		701-901		Example	TBD	Example	Example
2				Western Lakes Highway	I-69	Example	Example
		102-902		Example	TBD	Example	Example
3			North Lakes Highway	I-96, ON 3, 401, PQ 20, 132, NB 11, 15, 16, PEI 1, NS 106	Example	Example
	103		Example	I-196	Example	Example
	203		Example	I-296	Example	Example
	303		Example	I-496	Example	Example
	403		Example	I-696	Example	Example
	503		Example	PQ 520	Example
	603		Example	PQ 530	Example	Example
	703		Example	PQ 730	Example	Example
	803		Example	PQ 930	Example	Example
		903	Example	TBD	Example	Example
4			Example	I-75, To ON 17	Example	Example
	104		Example	I-275 (S)	Example	Example
	204		Example	I-275 (N)	Example	Example
	304		Example	I-375	Example	Example
	404		Example	I-475 (S)	Example	Example
	504		Example	I-475 (N)	Example	Example
	604		Example	I-675 (S)	Example	Example
	704		Example	I-675 (N)	Example	Example
		804-904	Example	TBD	Example	Example
5			Example	I-94, ON 402	Example	Example
	105			I-194	Example	Example
		205-905	Example	TBD	Example	Example
6			Example	I-71	Example	Example
		106-906	Example	TBD	Example	Example
7			Example	I-90	Example	Example
	107 (W)		Example	I-190 (W)	Example	Example
	107 (E)		Example	I-190 (E)	Example	Example
8				Example	I-77	Example
9				Example	I-84	Example
10				Example	I-79	Example
11				Lycrabon Turnpike	I-80, I-76	Example
12				Example	I-81, ON 137	Example
13				Example.	I-78	Example
14				Example	I-87, PQ 15, 117, ON 66, 11
15				Spokane-Amsterdam Highway	I-76, I-80	Example	New Amsterdam
16				Example	I-91, PQ 55, 155, 169		Example
17				Example	I-70	Example	Bayview
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18	Example	Example	Example	Example	I-93	Example	Example
	118	Example	Example	I-293	Example	Example
	218	Example	Example	I-393	Example	Example
		Example	318-918	Example	TBD	Example	Example
19		Example	Example	Example	I-64	Example	Example
	119		Example	Example	I-264	Example	Example
	219		Example	Example	I-464	Example	Example
	319		Example	Example	I-564	Example	Example
E	419			Example	I-664	Example
E			519-919	Example	TBD
20				Oceanfront Highway	I-95, NB 95, 2, NS 104	Example	Example
	120			Example	I-195 (V)	Example	Example
	120			Example	I-195 (J)	Example	Example
	120			Example	I-395 (N)	Example	Example
	220			Example	I-195 (R)	Example	Example
	220			Example	I-495 (MD)	Example	Example
	220			Example	I-295 (V)	Example	Example
	320			Example	I-395 (V)	Example	Example
	320			Example	I-495 (D)	Example	Example
	320			Example	I-195 (N)	Example	Example
	420			Example	I-395 (MD)	Example	Example
	420			Example	I-495 (Y)	Example	Example
	420			Example	I-495 (V)	Example	Example
	520			Example	I-695 (MD)	Example	Example
	520		Example	I-295 (J)	Example	Example
	520			Example	I-495 (MA)	Example	Example
	620			Example	I-795 (MD)	Example	Example
	620			Example	I-295 (Y)	Example	Example
	620			Example	I-495 (N)	Example	Example
	720			Example	I-895 (MD)	Example	Example
	720			Example	I-695 (Y)	Example	Example
	720			Exam	I-295 (R)	Example	Example
	820			Example	I-295 (N)	Example	Example
	820			Example	I-195 (MD)	Example	Example
	920			Example	I-395 (R)	Example	Example
	920			Example	I-295 (MD)	Example	Example
21				Example	PQ 740	Example	Example
22				River-Bay Road	I-89, PQ 133, 35	Example	Example
	122			Example	I-189	Example	Example
		222-922		Example	TBD	Example	Example
		23	Example	US 20	Example	Example
		24	Example	US 6	Example	Example
		25	Example	US 30	Example	Example
		26	Example	US 50	Example	Example
		27	Example	US 60	Example	Example
		28	Example	US 1, NB 161, 120	Example	Example
		29	Example	US 40	Example	Example
		30	Example	US 62	Example	Example
		31	Example	US 41	Example	Example
		32	Example	US 11, PQ 223	Example	Example
		33	Example	US 19	Example	Example
		34	Example	US 17	Example	Example
		35	Example	US 301	Example	Example
		36	Example	US 29	Example	Example
		37	Example	US 33	Example	Example
		38	Example	US 220	Example	Example
		39	Example	US 460	Example	Example
		40	Example	US 22	Example	Example
		41	Example	US 202	Example	Example
		42	Example	US 119	Example	Example
		43	Example	US 219	Example	Example
		44	Example	US 13	Example	Example
		45	Example	US 9	Example	Example
		46	Example	US 250	Example	Example
		47	Example	US 322	Example	Example
		48	Example	US 42	Example	Example
		49	Example	US 522	Example	Example
		50	Example	US 224	Example	Example
		51	Example	US 422 (W), 22, 422 (E)
		52	Example	US 4
		53	Example	US 44
		54	Example	US 209
		55	Example	US 202	Example	Example
		56	Example	US 201, PQ 173	Example	Example
		57	Example	US 340	Example	Example
		58	Example	US 48	Example	Example
		59		US 206	Example	Example
		60	Example	US 222	Example	Example
		61	Example	US 113	Example	Example
		62	Example	US 223	Example	Example
		63	Example	US 3, PQ 257, 216, 204	Example	Example

Airports

INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS	TLC*	Name
Gander, NL	NLI	New Labrador International
Hamilton, ON	Example	Example
MONTREAL	MTL	Montreal International
Ottawa, ON	Example	Example
Quebec City, PQ	Example	Example
Moncton, NB	Example	Example
Halifax, NS	Example	Example
St. John's, NB	Example	Example
Thunder Bay, ON	Example	Example
ST. CATHERINE	KSC	Kat Davis-Saint Catherine International
Toronto	Example	Example
London, ON	Example	Example
Quebec City, PQ	Example	Example
Hartford
Baltimore
Detroit
Sault Ste. Marie, MI
Portmouth, NH
Atlantic City
Newark
Buffalo
Albany
Syracuse	Example	Example
Rochester, NY	YLK	Yellowknife International
Niagara Falls	Example	Example
NEW AMSTERDAM	Example	Example
NEW AMSTERDAM	YLK	Yellowknife International
SPOKANE	Example	Spokane Regional Airport
Cincinnati, OH	Example	Example
WESTLAKE		Westlake-North Coast International
Columbus, OH	Example	International
WESTERNPORT	Example	Westernport Regional Airport
Dayton, OH		Queensland International
Allentown, PA	Example	International (?)
LAKEVIEW	Example	Lakeview International
Harrisburg, PA		Susquehanna Valley Regional Airport
Philadelphia, PA	Example	International
EAST FORK	Example	East Fork Regional Airport
Scranton, PA		International
Burlington, VT	Example	International
Wiliamsburg, VA	Example	South Chesapeake Regional Airport
Norfolk, VA		International
Richmond, VA	Example	International
Washington, DC #1	Example	International
Washington, DC #2		Potomac River Regional Airport
Providence, RI	Example	Providence (?) Regional Airport
Charleston, WV	Example	Example
Huntingdon, WV
Morgantown, WV	SHR	Sharon Regional

INTER CITY BUS ROUTES

Inter-city buses are run by federally funded Leopard Bus Lines. The routes are color-coded for ease of use.

Color	West/South	East/North	Notes
Green	Calgary	Niagara Falls	via Toronto
Red	Sault Ste. Marie	St. John's	via North Bay
Blue	Windsor	St. John's	via Toronto
White	Des Moines	Omaha
Orange	Des Moines	Winnipeg	via Minneapolis
Brown	Des Moines	Saskatoon	via Fargo and Minneapolis
Purple	Omaha	Saskatoon	via Sioux Falls and Fargo
Lavender	Saskatoon	Yellowknife	via Whitehorse
TBD	Nampa (Boise)	TBD
TBD	Denver	TBD

TRAIN TRAVEL

Though limited, there is travel available by train. Routes are simply numbered.

Route	West/South	East/North	Notes
1	Edmonton	Minneapolis	via Winnipeg
2	Omaha	Minneapolis	via Burlington, IA-
3	Windsor	Gaspe, PQ
4	Edmonton	Gaspe, PQ	via Toronto

Education

College options abound, as nearly 100 schools dot the landscape from the Atlantic to the Rockies.

College variety:

State institutions:
Secular schools:
Technical colleges (x Tech or x A & M):
Military related schools (service academies and colleges):
Branch campuses:

Religion

Freedom of religion is well respected in Lycrabon, with many different faiths represented.

Religion	Followers	Percentage
Christian	27,367,857	70.5
No affiliation	8,695,603	22.4
Other	1,358,688	3.5
Muslim	776,393	2.0
Jewish	621,115	1.6
TOTAL	38,819,656	100.0

Culture

Media abounds throughout Lycrabon, with newspapers throughout the country, and radio and television stations gathered into cable systems from coast to mountains.

Radio Stations
Cable Systems

Newspapers

No newspapers publish on holidays (New Year's, Easter, Independence Day (July 1), Labour Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas).

City	Newspaper	Publishing
St. Catherine	Capital City Gazette	Mon-Sun
Yellowknife	Sun-Shield	Mon-Sat
Whitehorse	Vindicator	Mon-Sat
Montreal	du Soleil (French)	Mon-Sun
Montreal	Post-Dispatch (English)	Mon-Sun
National	Daily Mail-Inelligencer	Mon-Sun
Whitehorse	Star-Telegram	Mon–Fri
"Quebec City"	Le Journal de Lycrabon (French)	Mon-Sun
Malden	Windsor News	Mon-Sat
St. Catherine	Tribune-Ledger	Mon-Sun
Montreal	Intelligencer (English)	Mon-Sat
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Post Nat'l The Globe and Mail Calgary Sun Edmonton Sun Medicine Hat News Winnipeg Sun The Western Star The Telegram The Hamilton Spectator Daily Miner and News Niagara Falls Review Le Droit ON Ottawa Sun ON The Sault Star St. Catharines Standard The Chronicle-Journal The Windsor Star Montreal Gazette Le Journal de Québec Leader-Post The StarPhoenix National Postmedia 982,555 Mon–Sat English Nat'l National The Globe and Mail Inc. 2,139,363 Mon–Sat English AB Calgary Postmedia 431,881 Mon–Sun English AB Edmonton Postmedia 303,324 Mon–Sun English AB Medicine Hat Alta Newspaper Group 64,731 Mon–Sat English MB Winnipeg Postmedia 391,156 Mon–Sun English NL Corner Brook SaltWire Network 32,863 Mon–Sat English NL St. John's SaltWire Network 175,228 Mon–Sat English ON Hamilton Torstar 611,514 Mon–Sat English ON Kenora Postmedia 10,640 Tues–Fri English ON Niagara Falls Postmedia 119,080 Mon–Sat English Ottawa Groupe Capitales Médias 210,641 Mon–Sat French Ottawa Postmedia 289,076 Mon–Sun English ON Sault Ste. Marie Postmedia 88,227 Mon–Sat English ON St. Catharines Postmedia 194,652 Mon–Sat English ON Thunder Bay Continental Newspapers 55,118 Mon–Sun English ON Windsor Postmedia 314,794 Mon–Sat English QC Montreal Postmedia 624,807 Mon–Sat English QC Quebec City Quebecor Media 1,108,394 Mon–Sun French SK Regina Postmedia 236,276 Mon–Sat English SK Saskatoon Postmedia 269,442 Mon–Sat English

Crime and Punishment

- Murder
  - First degree - death sentence or life without parole
  - Second degree - Life in prison, no less than 30 years
  - Third degree - 20-30 years in prison
- Solicition/conspiracy of murder
  - First: 20 years; Second: 15 years; Third: 10 years

1st degree Felony	2nd degree Felony	3rd degree Felony	1st degree misdemeanor	2nd degree misdemeanor	3rd degree misdemeanor	Summary offenses
20 years max	10 years max	7 years max	5 years max	2 years max	1 year max	180 days max (Note 1)
Bribery of federal official	Bribery of provincial official	Assault	Forgery	Witness tampering	Vandalism	Disorderly conduct
Criminal transmission of HIV	Embezzlement	Extortion	Fraud	Example	Example	Driving under the influence*
Espionage	Hate crimes	Lynching	Rape	Perjury	Stalking	Moving violations
Hijacking	Assault with bodily harm	Corruption	Live-streaming crimes (Note 2)	Jury tampering	Trespassing	-
Human rights abuses	Racketeering	Police impersonation	Smuggling	Breaking and entering	Pickpocketing	-
Torture	Assault with deadly weapon	Obstruction of justice	Blackmail	Operation of illegal fireworks	Criminal trespass	-
Death threats on public official	General solicitation	Bomb threats	Bugulary	-	Public intoxication	-
Treason	Robbery	Reckless driving resulting in death	Cruelty to animals	-	-	-
Motor vehicle theft	Attempted murder	Child abduction	Child endangerment	-	-	-
Child pornography	Kidnapping	Domestic violence	Possession of stolen property	-	-	-
-	-	Forcible rape	-	-	-	-

Other options: probation, restitution, accelerated rehabilitative disposition (ARD) - not allowed in sexually based offenses
In addition to penalty for the crime committed

Sports

Sports are prevelant throughout the country. High school football, hockey and basketball are very popular, as are all college sports (the latter being governed by the LCAA). Professional leagues include football, baseball, basketball (men's and women's), hockey and soccer.

LYCRABON IN INTERNATIONAL SPORTS

Lycrabon is best known internationally for their baseball squad, who has been the host team in two World Baseball Classics (17 and 24), and has won one championship (WBC 20).

WBC	Group Stage Record	Playoff Record	Result	Post-Classic Rank
12	8-2	2-3	Quarterfinals (Newmanistan)	14
13	6-2	1-2	Round of 16 (Newmanistan)	13
15	5-5		Did not qualify	21
16	9-5	10-7	Round of 16 (Zwangzug)	13
17	3-7		Did not qualify	17
18	6-2	3-2	Quarterfinals (Sarzonia)	8
19	12-2	3-3	Quarterfinals (Churchma)	9
20	10-0	9-2	CHAMPIONS, last defeating Western Cuba	1
21	5-5	3-3	Quarterfinals (Zwangzug)	3
22	10-0	2-2	Quarterfinals (Darmen)	4
23	8-2		Did not qualify	7
24	9-1	0-2	Round of 16 (Saugeais)	8
25	7-3	0-2	Round of 16 (Free South Califas)	12
26	8-2	1-2	Round of 16 (Taeshan)	14
41	12-18		Did not qualify	40
42	22-8	4-4	Quarterfinals (Darmen)	12
43	14-10	0-2	First Round (Cassadaigua)	14
44	20-10	4-3	Quarterfinals (Cassadaigua)	13
45	13-11	6-6	Quarterfinals (The Sherpa Empire)	11
46	21-9	7-8	Fourth Place (lost to Free Republics in Semifinals, lost to Banija in Consolation)	TBD
All-time	208-104 (.667)	57-63 (.475)	1 Championship, 7 Quarterfinal, 1 Semifinal exits	265-167 (.613)

All-time record (regular season and playoffs): 265-167 (.613) as of WBC 46 (20 appearances).

Round	All-time exits
Non-qualifiers	4
First/Play-in	1
Round of 16	5
Quarterfinals	8
Semifinals/Third Place	1
Runner-up	-
CHAMPION	1

Highest ranking: 1, following WBC 20.
Lowest ranking: 40, following WBC 41 (upon returning from hiatus).

National team retired numbers

17 Axel Florentssen (Super-Llamaland NT, murdered during WBC 41 - also retired by the NBL)
57 Garry Barnett, Jr. (Lycrabon, 1-time champion, WBC Hall of Famer)

HISTORY OF LYCRABON

Lycrabon Beginnings

Canadian and American politicians alienated many citizens throughout most of the 20th century, and a small group of them - David Grant and Davis among them - organized a revolt against the US government. In July of 1984, the twenty leaders started (with their respective divisions) the revolution with a simultaneous attack on Parliament in Ottawa and in federal buildings throughout Canada and the upper US midwest. By the fall of 1984, American and Canadian forces were deeply on the ropes. Over four days that December, a US delegation, the new country's delegation, and a Canadian delegation hammered out an agreement to give the rebels the country they desired.

In January of 1985, leaders of the successful revolution met to draft a constitution and form the provinces that would form the new nation. The lands west of Ontario weren't quite ready for formation, but the divisions were drawn up for their eventual creation. The first provinces created were North Royalton, Newcastle, and East Ontario. In 1986, the Windsor, Algoma and West Ontario provinces were created.

DOMESTIC PROFESSIONAL SPORTS LEAGUES:

Team, Arena (Capacity), First Year

PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE HISTORY

LYCRABON COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION (LCAA)

Conference affiliations have remained fairly constant from the creation of the LCAA. There are a handful of school in football, baseball and softball that play in conferences that are different from their primary. Hockey only has one conference with a majority of teams that are full members (Big Ten); all of the others are from multiple conferences normally. Varsity sports contested are Football, Soccer, and Field Hockey in the fall; Basketball and Ice Hockey in the Winter; and Lacrosse, Softball, and Baseball in the spring.

The Association was founded in 1892 with 140 members, but was disbanded and reformed with a new history in 1985 with 321 members.

ALLEGHENY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE

School	Name	Colors	Location	Baseball	Basketball	Soccer	Softball
Central Midlands	Chippewas	TBD	Philipsburg, MI	TBD	Shotts Center	TBD
Eagleton	Roadrunners	TBD	Solon, EA	TBD	EagleStatesBank Arena	TBD	TBD
East Fork Christian College	Saints	Green/Gold	East Fork, MI	TBD	Porter Center	TBD	TBD
Frederick State	Eagles	TBD	Frederick, EA	TBD	Dilts Coliseum	TBD	TBD
Frostburg State	Bobcats	Maroon/White	Frostburg, EA	TBD	Buckley Arena	TBD	TBD (Note 1)
Grantsville State	Colonels	Cherry/Silver	Grantsville, EA	TBD	Shank Coliseum	TBD	TBD
Greensburg State	Gamecocks	TBD	Greensburg, NE	TBD	Murphy Center	TBD	TBD
Northern Eagleton	Bobcats	TBD	Wickliffe, EA	Memorial Stadium	Ruddock Center	TBD	TBD
Potomac	Colonials	Red/Blue	Friendswood, PO	TBD	Campbell Arena	TBD	TBD
Potomac Valley	Bearcats	Cardinal/Navy	Gallitzin, EA	TBD	Henry Arena	TBD	TBD
South Columbia State	Falcons	Orange/Brown	White Deer, SC	TBD	Lingenfelter Arena	Falcons Field	TBD	Veterans Stadium (Note 2)
Susquehanna State	Buffaloes	Black/Gold	Snydertown, SU	Ascent Technologies Field	McFarland Motors Arena	TBD	TBD
Susquehanna Tech	Cavaliers	Orange/Blue	New Cumberland, SU	TBD	Grabowski Center	TBD	TBD

Competes as an Independent.
Competes in the Mid-Continent Conference

ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE

School	Name	Colors	Location	Baseball	Basketball	Lacrosse	Soccer	Softball
Albany	Great Danes	TBD	Albany, NA	TBD	Albany Arena	N/A	TBD	TBD
Appleton State-Paramount	Dolphins	TBD	Paramount, AP	TBD	Paramount Arena	TBD (Note 1)	TBD	TBD
Cape Coral State	Raiders	TBD	Cape Coral, TI	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD
Cortland	Bulldogs	Blue/Red	Cortland, NA	TBD	TBD	N/A	TBD	TBD
Cumberland State	Crusaders	TBD	Cumberland, OC	TBD	Flanders Coliseum	TBD	TBD	TBD
East Chesapeake	Pirates	TBD	Avonsburg, CH	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD
Humble State	Lumberjacks	Black/Red	Humble, SU	N/A	Westwood Forum	TBD	TBD	TBD
North Columbia-Fullerton	Titans	Orange/Black	Fullerton, CN	Titans Stadium	Fullerton Arena	N/A	TBD	TBD
North Susquehanna	Lions	TBD	Dawson Springs, SU	N/A	McCurdy Arena	TBD (Note 1)	TBD	TBD
Northern Delaware	Knights	Black/Gold	Birmingham, DE	TBD	Trinkley Arena	TBD (Note 1)	TBD	TBD
Queen’s	Knights	Scarlet/Black	Walnut Grove, NY	TBD	McCurdy Center	TBD	TBD	TBD
Queensbury College	Royals	Purple/White	New Amsterdam, AP	Royals Stadium	Palermo Center	N/A	TBD (Notes 2 and 3)	TBD
Southern Delaware	Spartans	Blue/Gold	Sussex Hills, DE	TBD	Bertig Arena	TBD (Note 1)	TBD	TBD
Williams College	Bearcats	TBD	Williams, OC	Bearcats Stadium	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD

Women's team only
Men's team only
Competes as an Independent

BIG TEN CONFERENCE

School	Name	Colors	Location	Baseball	Basketball	Softball	Lacrosse	Soccer
Caperton	Cougars	Blue/Red	Lakeview, CA	TBD (Note 1)	Caperton Arena	TBD
Caperton A & M	Aggies	Blue/White	Yerington, CA	TBD	Steele Center	TBD (Note 2)	TBD (Note 2)
Caperton Tech	Chargers	TBD	Collegeville, CA	N/A	Kinter Arena	TBD
Dravosburg State	Dragons	Maroon/Orange	Dravosburg, MI	TBD (Note 1)	Midlands Bank Arena	TBD		TBD (Note 1 and 3)
Morehead State	Eagles	TBD	Richland Hills, SC	N/A	Harper Center	TBD
North Allegheny State	Eagles	Purple/Gold	King City, NA	TBD	Wickens Arena	TBD		TBD (Note 1 and 3)
North Columbia Tech	Cardinals	Red/Black/White	Hilsborough, CN	N/A	Wright Arena	TBD	TBD
North Kanawha	Falcons	TBD	Lewisburg, KA	TBD	Burba Arena	TBD
Porterville State	Wolfpack	Red/Black	Porterville, EO	N/A	Libengood Arena	TBD		TBD (Note 1)
South Allegheny-Kennedy	Knights	Silver/Black	Kennedy, SA	Knights Stadium	Sunderlin-Kennedy Center	TBD
South Cuyahoga State	Wolves	TBD	New Washington, CS	N/A	Kokla Center	TBD
Youngstown State	Penguins	Red/Black	Youngstown, NM	TBD	Schwartz Arena	TBD		TBD (Note 1 and 3)

Competes as an Independent
Competes in the Big Twelve Conference
Competes only as a women's team-

BIG TWELVE CONFERENCE

School	Name	Colors	Location	Baseball	Basketball	Lacrosse	Soccer	Softball
Columbia State	Falcons	TBD	Glen Rose, CO	TBD	Knox Arena	TBD (Note 1)	TBD	TBD
Kanawha A & M	Aggies	TBD	Fayetteville, KA	TBD	Petras Arena	TBD	TBD	TBD
Midlands	Warriors	TBD	Carlisle, MI	TBD	Midlands Arena	TBD	TBD	TBD
Midlands Tech	Lumberjacks	TBD	Clinton, MI	TBD	Fisher Field House	TBD (Note 1)	TBD	TBD
North Allegheny	Tigers	Black/Orange	Wellsburg, NA	Tiger Stadium	Hudson Valley Bank Center	TBD (Note 1)	TBD	TBD
North Chesapeake	Panthers	TBD	Tashkent, CH	N/A	Stiffler Arena	TBD (Note 2)	TBD	TBD
Northland Christian	Crusaders	Purple/White	Winslow, NO	N/A	Bacha Center (Note 3)	TBD (Note 3)	TBD (Note 3)	TBD
North York	Eagles	TBD	Walnut Grove, NY	North York Stadium	Westmoreland Arena	TBD	TBD	TBD
South Allegheny A & M	Aggies	Brown/Cardinal/White	Barboursville, SA	TBD	Lieb Arena	TBD	TBD	TBD
South Allegheny State	Timberwolves	Sky Blue/Navy/White	Trinity, SA	TBD	Patterson Events Center	TBD	TBD	TBD
South Susquehanna	Rams	Blue/Gold	York, SU	Veterans Stadium	Shevock Arena	TBD (Note 1)	TBD	TBD

No men's team
No women's team
Women’s college; no men’s sports

BIG EAST CONFERENCE

School	Name	Colors	Location	Baseball	Basketball	Lacrosse	Soccer	Softball
Boston	Terriers	Red/White	Boston, PL	TBD	National Auto Center	TBD (Note 1)	TBD	TBD
Camden State	Coyotes	Old Gold/Blue	Camden, OC	N/A	Harrity Center	N/A	TBD	N/A
Mount Saint Mary's	Mountaineers	TBD	Marysville Springs, CN	N/A	Cox Arena	TBD	TBD (Note 2)	TBD (Note 3)
North Columbia-Kingsville	Jaguars	TBD	Kingsville, CN	Kingsville Stadium	Kingsville Arena	TBD	TBD	TBD
Notre Dame	Irish	Green/Gold	Clovis, EY	Memorial Stadium	Pennington Center	TBD	TBD	TBD
North Royalton	Bearcats	TBD	Central City, NR	TBD	Douglass Arena	TBD	TBD	TBD
North Royalton State	Lancers	Scarlet/White	Laurenderry, NR	TBD	Downing Center	TBD	TBD	TBD
Providence	Friars	Crimson/Blue	Center Hill, PR	TBD	Stewart Arena	TBD (Note 1)	TBD	TBD
Providence State	Marauders	Garnet/Black	Nevilleton, PR	N/A	Dongilla Center	TBD	TBD	N/A
Saint Lawrence	Vikings	Blue/Gold	Port Erie, NY	TBD	Putt Arena	TBD	TBD	TBD

Women's team only
Men's team only
Competes as an Independent
Competes in the Northeast Ten Conference

BIG WEST CONFERENCE

School	Name	Colors	Location	Baseball	Basketball	Football	Soccer	Softball	Lacrosse
Algoma State	Antelopes	Maroon/White/Old Gold	Clarksburg, AL	TBD	TBD	TBD	N/A	TBD
Algoma Tech	Tigers	Gold/Blue/Red	West Kenmore, AL	TBD	Perry-Medford Center	TBD	N/A	TBD
Eastern Algoma	Greyhounds	Silver/Blue	West Grimsby, AL	TBD	McCracken Arena	TBD	TBD (Note 1)	TBD
Huron	Wildcats	Orange/Navy	Saginaw Hills, HN	TBD	Zayachak Center	TBD	TBD	TBD
Huron Tech	Wolverines	Maize/Blue	Huron Center, HN	TBD	Riedell Arena	Queen Western Bank Stadium	N/A	TBD
Lake Huron State	Pirates	Royal Blue/White	Bay Village, HN	TBD	LHSU Arena	TBD	TBD (Note 1)	TBD
Michigan-Fort Wayne	Mastodons	Teal/Black/White	Fort Wayne, MN	TBD	Folckemer Center	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD (Note 1 and 2)
North Michigan	Dragons	Green/White	Fort Wayne, MN	TBD	TBD	TBD	N/A	TBD
North Michigan State	Mustangs	Orange/Blue	TBD, MN	TBD	TBD	TBD	N/A	TBD
North Ontario State	Red Raiders	Crimson/Cream	Aberdeen Gardens, NT	TBD	TBD	TBD	N/A	TBD
Red Deer	Kings	Red/Black	TBD, RE	TBD	Red Deer Arena	TBD	TBD	TBD
Red Deer State	Falcons	Maroon/Gold	TBD, RE	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD (Note 1)	TBD

Women's team only
Competes in the Southeastern Conference

GREAT LAKES INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

! School	Name	Colors	Location	Baseball	Basketball	Football	Soccer	Lacrosse (Note 1)	Softball
Aberdeen	Eagles	Green/White	Aberdeen Gardens, NT	Varsity Stadium	Aberdeen Arena	Y	Y	N/A	Y
Ashland	Panthers	Old Gold/Blue	Ashland, WO	Y	Schwartzmiller Arena	Clear Water Coffeehouse Stadium	Y	Y	Y
Ashtabula Tech	Green Wave	Green/White	Salem, AS	N/A	Glover Field House	Tenth-Eighth Bank Field	Ashtabula Tech Stadium (Note 1)	N/A	Green Wave Field
Chautauqua State	Warriors	Orange/Blue	Mesquite, CA	Kolesar Stadium	Orlosky Arena	Warriors Stadium	Y (Note 1)	Y	Alumni Field
East Detroit	Titans	Red/Blue	Milford, WI	N/A	Mentch Coliseum	Y	N/A	N/A	N/A
Grand Valley State	Lakers	Blue/White	LaCrosse, HN	N/A	Henline Arena	N/A	LaCrosse Stadium (Note 1)	N/A	N/A
Lake Erie College	Storm	Green/White	Salem, AS	Y (Note 2)	Thomas Arena	The Storm Center	Y	Y	Y (Note 2)
Michigan Tech	Huskies	Vermilion/White	Grafton, MN	Y	Mardeusz Arena	Huskies Stadium	Y	N/A	Y
Niagara	Purple Eagles	Purple/White	Kenmore Heights, WO	Crabtree Stadium	Martin Center	Y	Y	N/A	Y
North Cuyahoga	Tigers	Black/Orange	Westlake, NC	Yes	Weimer Arena	Y	Y	N/A	Y
Spokane	Ducks	Green/Gold	Spokane, SP	Y	Hostetler Convocation Center	Ducks Stadium	Y	Y	Y
Spokania State	Eagles		Elk Falls, SP	Y	Shaffer Arena	Y	Y (Note 2 and 3)	N/A	Y

Women's team only
Competes as an Independent
Men's team only

GREAT MIDWEST CONFERENCE

School	Name	Colors	Location	Baseball	Basketball	Football	Soccer	Lacrosse	Softball	Field Hockey
Air Force	Falcons	Silver/Blue	Avon, DI	Falcon Stadium	CPT Douglass Arena	N/A	TBD	Memorial Field (Notes 1 and 2)	TBD	TBD (Note 3)
Allegheny College	Gators	Black/Gold	Sutton, MI	TBD	Sacco Arena	N/A	TBD	N/A	TBD
Ashtabula	Beavers	Blue/Orange	Ashtabula Center, AS	TBD	Tate Center	N/A	TBD	N/A	TBD
Ashtabula State	Seahawks	Teal/Silver/Green	Lilly, AS	TBD	Kayden Arena	TBD	TBD	TBD (Note 4)	TBD
Cuyahoga Valley State	Sharks	Teal/Black	Westlake Village, NC	TBD	Cuyahoga Valley Bank Arena	N/A	TBD	N/A	TBD
Louisville	Cardinals	Red/Black	Louisville, NC	Cardinals Stadium	Lowman Arena	N/A	TBD	TBD (Note 1)	TBD
Naval Academy	Midshipmen	Navy/Gold	Louisville, NC	TBD	ADM Enterline Arena	Naval-Marines Memorial Stadium	TBD	TBD (Note 4 and 5)	TBD
North Cuyahoga State	Hawks	Maroon/Gold	Patton Village, NC	Hawks Nest	Ferko Arena	Alumni Stadium	TBD	N/A	TBD
North Magootz State	Lions	Green/Gold	North Adrienne, NM	TBD	Northland Bank Coliseum	N/A	TBD	N/A	TBD
Saint Catherine State	Purple Knights	Purple/Black/White	Saint Catherine, NE	TBD	Three Rivers Bank Arena	Capital City Bank Stadium	TBD	N/A	TBD
Steubenville College	Scarlet Knights	Scarlet/Cream	Steubenville, DI	TBD	First National Bank Arena	N/A	TBD	TBD (Note 6)	TBD
Wadsworth College	Explorers	Navy/Cream	Wadsworth, EO	TBD	Beilchick Arena	N/A	TBD	N/A	TBD
Wayne State	Warriors	Black/Gold	Waynesburg, SP	University Field	Rocco Arena	Wayne State Stadium	TBD	N/A	TBD
Westlake State	Delta Devils	Green/Gold	Westlake, NC	Varsity Stadium	Mack Center	Alumni Field	TBD	N/A	TBD
Wright State	Raiders	TBD	Wrightsville, SA	TBD	TBD	N/A	TBD	N/A	TBD

Men's team only
Competes as an Independent
Competes in the Big East Conference
Women's team competes in the GLIAC
Women's team only
Competes in the Southeastern Conference

GREAT NORTHWEST CONFERENCE

School	Name	Colors	Location	Baseball	Basketball	Football	Lacrosse	Soccer	Softball
Algoma	Thunderbirds	Red/Gold/Black/White	Cascade, AL	Baseball	Algoma Arena	Football	Lacrosse	Soccer	University Field
Endicott College	Gulls	Olive/Blue	Endicott, WI	Baseball	Kime-Fako Arena	N/A	N/A	Soccer	Softball
Liberty	Flames		Liberty City, SC	TBD	Liberty Arena	N/A	TBD	TBD	TBD
Livonia State	Yellowjackets	Black/Gold	Horizon City, LI	TBD	Brink Motors Arena	TBD	TBD (Note 1)	TBD	TBD
North Magootz	Golden Lions		Adrienne, NM	TBD	Horwat Arena	Golden Lions Stadium	N/A	TBD (Notes 2 and 3)	TBD
North Ontario	Rams	Green/Gold	Normandy Park, NT	TBD	North Ontario Arena	TBD	N/A	TBD	TBD
Saginaw State	Cardinals	Caldinal/Blue	Saginaw Hills, HN	TBD	Mabon Arena	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD
Washington-Whitewater	Warhawks	Cardinal/Black/Silver	Whitewater, WA	TBD	Newsome Arena	TBD	N/A	TBD	TBD
Western Algoma	Crusaders	Crimson/Cream	West Kenmore, AL	TBD	Hagerman Center	TBD	N/A	TBD	TBD
Western Military College	Paladins	Purple/White	Dryden, AL	75th Division Stadium	Hixson Arena	N/A	TBD	TBD	TBD
William & Mary College (Note 4)	Tribe	Gold/Green	Marysville, WI	N/A	Oswald Arena	N/A	TBD	TBD	TBD
Windsor	Lancers	Scarlet/Black	Malden, WI	Lancer Stadium	Ferens Arena	N/A	N/A	TBD	TBD
Windsor A & M	Aggies	Cardinal/Gold	Porter, WI	TBD	Schrecengost Center	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD

Women's team only
Men's team only
Competes as an Independent
Women's institution; does not field men's sports

MID-CONTINENT CONFERENCE

School	Name	Colors	Location	Baseball	Basketball	Football	Soccer	Softball
Burlington College	Wolves	Red/White	Burlington, EN	N/A	Alumni Arena	N/A	N/A	N/A
East Nampa	Cowboys	Brown/Gold	New Alexandria, EN	N/A	Herring Arena	N/A	N/A	N/A
Fair Haven State	Blue Jays	Blue/Black/White	Fair Haven, MI	Litchko Stadium	Fair Haven Arena	N/A	Y	Y
Eastern Midlands	Eagles		East Fork, MI	Y	Bowman Arena	Y	Y (Note 1)	Y
Nampa State	Broncos	Blue/Orange	Taylorsville, EN	Brocos Stadium	War Memorial Arena	N/A	Y	Y
Northern Dinagat State	Panthers	Black/White	Summersville, DI	Welcome City Stadium	NDSU Arena	N/A	Y	Y
Penn Highlands College	Black Bears	Green/Black/White	Barnettsville, EN	Y	Espinoza Coliseum	N/A	Y	Y
Philipsburg State	Gorillas	Red/Gold	Philipsburg, MI	N/A	Gorillas Arena	N/A	Philipsburg Stadium	LMCU Stadium (Note 1)
Riverton Tech	Lumberjacks		Bridgewater, RI	Y (Note 2)	Decker Coliseum	Y	Y	Y
Salisbury State	Seagulls	Silver/Black	Salisbury, CA	First National Bank Field	Y	Y	Y (Note 1)	The Bird Nest
Western Midlands	Trojans	Scarlet/Gray	Sutton, MI	N/A	Zapor Center	N/A	Y	Y

Women's team only
Competes as an Independent

MID-EASTERN CONFERENCE

School	Name	Colors	Location	Baseball	Basketball	Football	Soccer	Lacrosse	Softball
Abilene Christian	Wildcats		Abilene, CH	Y	Czar Arena	N/A	Y	Y (Note 1)	Y
Adams State	Grizzlies	Blue/Gold	Adamsburg, SU	Y	Dalton Center	N/A	Y	N/A	Y
Carson-Davis State	Spartans	Green/White	Carson City, CH	Y	Hoyle Arena	N/A	Y	N/A	Y
Charleston	Golden Eagles	Gold/Maroon	Charleston, CH	Y	Charleston Arena	Y	Y	N/A	Y
Columbia	Lions	Blue/White	Davis, CO	Y	Y	N/A	Y	Y (Note 2)	Y
Delaware	Blue Hens	Royal Blue/Old Gold	Ash Springs, DE	Y	Y	N/A	Y	N/A	Y
Delaware-Birmingham	Bulls	Red/Black	Birmingham, DE	Y	Hicks-Phillips Center	Lowery Stadium	Y	Y (Note 1)	Y
East Pocono	Bulldogs		Pocono City, AP	Y	Barnett Arena	Y	Y	Y(Note 1 and 3)	Y
Delaware Valley College	Colonials	Red/Blue	Barton Creek, DE	Y	Fitzgerald Field House	Y	Y	Women's	Y
Norwalk State	Lions	Green/White	Norwalk, AP	Y	Reed-Bollinger Center	N/A	Women's	N/A	Y
Patterson State	Pirates	Black/Gold	Patterson, AP	Y	Dibert Arena	Y	Y	N/A	Y
Peninsula State	Beavers		Oceana, DE	Yes	Y	Y	Y	N/A	Y
Susquehanna	River Hawks	Navy/Orange	Lancaster, SU	Y	Pardee Field House	Y	Women's	N/A	Y
Union State	Bulldogs		Uniontown, SU	Y	Bennett-James Arena	Y	Women's	N/A	Y

Men's team competes in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference
Women's team only
Men's team only

MONONGAHELA VALLEY CONFERENCE

School	Name	Colors	Location	Basketball	Baseball	Softball	Soccer
Appalachian	Mountaineers	Example	Garrettsville, MO	Peles Arena	Appalachian Stadium	N/A	N/A
Duquesne	Dukes	Example	Saint Catherine, NE	Duquesne Arena	Example (Note 1)	Kennedy Field	N/A
Fairmont State	Falcons	Example	Fairmont, MO	Sipple-White Coliseum	Falcon Stadium	Example	1892
Monongahela College	Bruins	Example	Sharon, MO	Kaskan Center	Monongalia Light and Power Field	Example	War Memorial Stadium
Monongalia State	Marauders	Example	Hudson, MO	Monongahela Bank Arena	Marauders Stadium	Example	1892
Point Park	Pioneers	Black/Gold	St. Catherine, NE	Loughry Arena	Y	Y	Point Park Stadium
Riverton	Otters	Green/White	Charlestown, RI	Rhodes Convocation Center	Y	Y	Y
Saltville State	Dragons	Example	Saltville, NE	Altemus Arena	Walter McGinnis Stadium	Example	1892
South Newcastle	Bearcats	Example	North Saltville, NE	Britton Arena	No baseball program	Example	1892

Competes as an Independent

MOUNTAIN EAST CONFERENCE

School	Name	Colors	Location	Baseball	Basketball	Football	Softball	Soccer
Bayview State	Owls	Columbia Blue/White	Bayview, CO	Baseball	Zimmerman Arena	Southeast Oil Stadium	Softball	Soccer (Note 1)
Crescent Valley College (Note 2)	Bearcats	Black/Red	Crescent Valley, SW	N/A	Lindley Arena (Note 4)	N/A	Softball	Bearcats Stadium (Note 4)
East Kanawha	Tigers	Orange/Black	Buckhannon, KA	War Memorial Field	Fusaro Coliseum	N/A	Varsity Stadium	N/A
Franklin & Davis	Buffaloes	Black/Gray/Gold	Franklin, EA	Baseball	Kuntz Arena	Memorial Stadium	Softball	Soccer (Note 3)
Hampton	Pirates	Gold/Black	Hampton, DE	N/A	Pirates Cove	Delaware Valley Bank Stadium	Softball	Soccer (Note 3)
Ohio Valley	Fighting Scots	Red/Black/White	Parkersburg, RI	Baseball	Wilhoite Arena	Ohio Valley Bank Stadium	Softball	N/A
Potomac State	Knights	Gold/Black/White	Raymondville, PO	N/A	Brown-Moore Arena	Football	Soccer (Note 4)	Softball
South Columbia	Hawks		Pecan Hill, SC	Baseball	Basketball	Football	Softball	N/A
South Potomac	Lions		Onion Creek, PS	Baaseball	Basketball	Football	Softball	Soccer (Note 3)
South Potomac State	Patriots	Red/Blue	Bellaire, PS	Baseball	Misko Arena	Bellaire Radio Group Stadium	Soccer (Note 3)	Softball
Southern Eagleton State	Mountaineers	White/Gold/Blue	Manchester, EA	N/A	Johns-Mumau Convocation Center	Football	Softball	N/A

Men's team competes as an Independent
Women's college; does not sponsor men's sports
Men's team competes in the Monongahela Valley Conference
Women's team only

MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE

School	Name	Colors	Location	Baseball	Basketball	Football	Soccer	Softball	Lacrosse	Field Hockey
Amherst College	Mammoths	Purple/Gray	Amherst, LI	Y	Y	Daugherty Stadium	Y (Women)	Softball
Cleveland State	Vikings	Green/White	Cleveland, RE	Y	Murray Convocation Center	Vikings Stadium	Y (Women's)	Y
Evansville	Purple Aces	Purple/Gold	Evansville, WA	Y	Evansville Arena	Y	Y (Women's)	Y
Lake Superior State	Lakers	Orange/Purple	Clarksburg, AL	Y	Cavill Center	Gratz Stadium	Y	Y
Lipscomb	Bisons	Crimson/Blue	Lipscomb, RE	N/A	Cameron Events Center	Bisons Stadium (GMAC)	N/A	Y
Morgan State	Bears	Orange/Blue	Morgantown, CS	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y (Men-Independent/Women-SEC)	Y (Big East)
Princeton	Tigers	Orange/Black	Princeton, WA	Y	Day Automotive Arena	War Memorial Field	Y (Women's)	Y
Radford	Highlanders	Cherry/White	Radford, WA	Y	Highlanders Arena	Veterans Stadium	Y (Women's)	Y
Red Deer-Braddock	Lions	Example	Braddock Hills, RE	Y	Braddock-Himes Arena	Y	Y (Women)	Y
Red Deer Tech	Red Raiders	Example	Monticello, RE	Y	Cousins Arena	Y	Y	Y
Saint Cloud State	Huskies	Blue/Gray	Saint Cloud, WA	Y	Kieser Arena	Huskies Stadium	N/A	Y
Washington Tech	Yellowjackets	Navy/Gold/White	TBD, WA	y	y	y	Y (Women's)	Y
Western Coshocton	Wolfpack	Example	Saint Helena, CT	Y	Krouse Arena	Y (GMAC)	Y	Y
Windsor-Madison	Badgers	Red/White	Madison, WI	Y	Ludwig Arena	Y	Y (Women's)	Y

NATIONAL ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

School	Name	Colors	Location	Baseball	Basketball	Football	Soccer	Lacrosse	Softball
Buffalo	Bulls	Example	Buffalo Gap, SA	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y (Note 1)	Y
Caperton State	Bulldogs	Example	Cooperstown, CA	Y	Stover Center	Y	Y	N/A	Y
Carthage State	Trojans		Carthage, SW	Y	Ondo Arena	Y	Y (Note 1)	N/A	Y
Lake Shore State	Vikings	Example	Collegeville, CA	Y	Buterbaugh Arena	Vikings Stadium	N/A	N/A	Y
Lakeview	Lakers	Example	Lakeview, CA	Y	Rohrabaugh Coliseum	Veterans Stadium	Y	Y (Note 1)	Y
Northeastern	Huskies	Purple/Gold	Heritage Creek, NY	Y	Allison Center	Huskies Stadium	Y	Y (Note 1)	Y
Northern Caperton	Crimson Tide	Crimson/White	Kingston Heights, CA	Y	Bobak Arena	Y	Y	Y (Note 1)	Y
Northland State	Rams	Green/Gold/White	State College, NO	Y	Henderson Arena	Y	N/A	Y (Note 1)	Y
Northwestern State	Demons	Black/Red/White	Keller, NY	Example	Kelly-Doughty Arena	Demon Stadium	Demon Stadium (Note 1)	N/A	Y
South Wyoming State	Owls	Example	Gray's Prairie, SW	Y	Seiner Arena	Y	N/A	N/A	Y
Trois-Rivieres	Patriots	Purple/Gold	Trois-Rivieres, NY	Y	Wolfe Convention and Athletic Complex	Y	Y	Y (Note 1)	Y
Yatesboro College	Wolverines	Orange/Black/White	Yatesboro, EO	Y	Galentine Arena	N/A	Y	Y (Note 2)	Y

Women's team only
Men's team competes in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference

NORTHEAST TEN CONFERENCE

School	Name	Colors	Location	Baseball	Basketball	Football	Lacrosse	Soccer	Field Hockey	Softball
Aquidneck State	Buccaneers	Example	Luthersville, AQ	Y	Meyers Arena	N/A	Y	Y	Y	Y
Aquidneck Tech	Catamounts	Example	TBD, AQ	Example	Y	Duman Field House	Y	Y	Y	Y
City	Beavers	Black/Orange	New Amsterdam, AP	Y	Hudson Valley Bank Coliseum	Beaver Stadium	Y	Y	Y	Y
Easter Island	Hurricanes	Orange/Green	Easter Island, VI	Y	Leasure Arena	Easter Island Stadium	Y	Y	Y	Y
High Point	Panthers	Crimson/Gray	Greenville, NY	Y	Hughes Arena	N/A	Y	Y	Y	Y
Mangham State	Mavericks	Example	Mangham, PR	Y	Pozzini Arena	N/A	Y	Y	N/A	Y
Montreal State	mustangs	Example	Montreal Heights, NR	Y	Banque du Lycrabon Center	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y
Nantucket State	Rattlers	Green/Gold	Nantucket, PR	Y	Sexton Arena	Y	Y (Note 1)	Y	Y	Y
New Haven	Chargers	Purple/White	New Haven, PL	Y	Ressler Arena	Chargers Stadium	Y	Chargers Stadium (Note 1)	Y	Y
North Columbia	Greyhounds	Silver/Black	Farmersville, CN	Y	Miltz Arena	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y
Northern Aquidneck	Hawks	Example	TBD, AQ	Aquidneck Bank Stadium	Cramer Field House	N/A	Y	Y	Y	Y
Plymouth Tech	Patriots	Red/Blue/Silver	Boston, PL	Y	Bishop Arena	N/A	Y (Note 2)	Y	N/A	Y
Saint Francis	Red Flash	Red/White	Cathedral City, EY	Y	Wrenn Arena	Bevington Stadium	Y (Note 1)	Y	Y	Y
Southern Aquidneck	Mustangs	Example	TBD, AQ	Y	Lower-Perkins Arena	N/A	Y	Y	Y	Y
Vinland Tech	Silverswords	Silver/Black	Scotland Heights, VI	Y	Holby Arena	Y	Y (Note 1)	Y	Y	Y

Women's team only
Men's team only

NORTHEAST CONFERENCE

School	Name	Colors	Location	Baseball	Basketball Arena	Football	Soccer	Softball	Women's Lacrosse
Acadia	Axemen	Red/Black/White/Gold	New Labrador, VI	Y	Jones Center	Y	Y (Note 1)	Y
Appleton State	Seawolves	Green/Gold/Sky Blue	New Amsterdam, AP	Y	Dunlap Arena	Appletom Bank Stadium	Seawolves Stadium (Note 1)	Y
Aquidneck	Bobcats	Orange/Black	Oak Point, AQ	Y	Aquidneck Bank Arena	Y	Y (Note 1)	Y	Y (Note 2)
Belmont	Bruins	Red/Black/White	Belmont, NY	Y	Bruins Arena	Y	Y (Note 3)	Y
Boston College	Eagles	Maroon/Gold	Boston, PL	Y	Lyons Coliseum	Alumni Stadium	Y (Note 1)	Y
East York	Huskies		Clovis, EY	N/A	Cooke Field House	Y	Y (Note 1)	Y
Fort Thomas State	Privateers	Red/White	TBD, AP	University Stadium	Appleton Bank Coliseum	Arbuckle Field	Y (Note 1)	Y
Hartford	Hawks	Crimson/White	Hartford, CH	Hartford Stadium	Luzier Arena	Veterans Stadium	Soccer (Note 1)	Softball
Long Island	Blackbirds	Black/White	New Amsterdam, AP	Baseball	LIU Arena	Blackbirds Stadium	Y (Note 1)	Varsity Field
Montreal	Comets	Blue/Gold/White	Montreal, NR	Comets Stadium	Albright Arena	Provincial Stadium	Y (Note 1)	Y
North Columbia State	Coyotes	Example	Gridley Heights, CN	Baseball	Mateer Center	Football	Soccer (Note 1)	Y
Plymouth	Cavaliers		Boston, PL	Plymouth Stadium	Gaul Field House	Y	Y (Note 1)	Y
Plymouth State	Panthers		TBD, PL	Y	Betz Convocation Center	Y	Y (Note 1)	Y
Union College	Bulldogs	Scarlet/Gray	Union City, NA	Union Stadium	MCU Arena	Bulldogs Stadium	Y (Note 1)	Y
Vinland	Vikings		Scotland Heights, VI	Y	Bryant Center	Vikings Stadium	Y (Note 1)	Y
Vinland State	Wildcats		New Labrador, VI	Y	Esgro Field House	Y	Y (Note 1)	Y

Women's team only
Competes in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Men's team completes in the Atlantic Coast Conference

OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE

School	Name	Colors	Location	Baseball	Basketball	Soccer	Softball	Football	Men's Lacrosse
Bridgewater State	Bears		Bridgewater, RI	Y	Salazar Arena	Y	Y
Charlestown State	Gators		Charlestown, RI	Y	Widdowson Center	Y	Y	Y (Note 1)
Davis & Grant	Rebels	Gray/Blue	Washington Valley, NE	Adams Stadium	Alumni Arena	Y	Y
Jackson State	Tigers		Jackson, RI	Tiger Stadium	Borgne Center	Y	Y
Kanawha	Pioneers		Kingstown, KA	Y	Kanawha Arena	Y	Y
Mason-Dixon State	Rebels	Example	Saltville, NE	Y	Gray-Morley Center	Y	Y
Newcastle	Hurricanes	Black/Red	Zanesville, NE	Y	Newcastle Arena	Soldier Field	Y	Soldier Field (Note 2)
North Riverton	Crimson Hawks	Silver/Red/Black/White	Bridgewater, RI	N/A	Witmer Publishing Arena	Y	Veterans Stadium
Oakland	Golden Grizzlies	Gold/Black	Oakland, RI	War Memorial Field	Oakland Arena	Memorial Stadium	N/A
Saint Hedwig State	Owls		Saint Hedwig, SC	Y	Y	Y	Y
South Riverton	Yellowjackets	Example	Pleasant Valley, RI	Y	McMullen Arena	Y	Y
Valley Military Institute	Keydets	Example	Institute, RI	Y	Bates Auditorium	Y	Y
West Liberty State	Hilltoppers		West Liberty, KA	Southwest Airlines Stadium	Y	Y	Y	N/A	Y (Note 3)
Western Riverton	Seminoles	Garnet/Gold	Harrisonburg, RI	Varsity Stadium	Parrish Arena	Y	N/A

Competes in the Mid-Continent Conference
Competes in the Southeastern Conference
Competes as an Independent

PATRIOT LEAGUE

School	Name	Colors	Location	Baseball	Basketball	Soccer	Softball	Football	Lacrosse
Appleton A & M	Aggies	Orange/White	Carbondale, AP	Y	Kendall Arena	N/A	Y
Brownsville State	Bears	Black/Gold	Brownsville, NM	N/A	War Memorial Arena	Veterans Stadium	N/A
Dayton	Flyers	Example	Dayton, SM	Y	Dayton Arena	Y (Note 1)	Y
Eastern Caperton	Cavaliers	Example	North Salisbury, CA	Y	Stanley Arena	Y	Y
Eastern Ontario	Indians	Red/White	Aliquippa, EO	Y	OPB Coliseum	Y	Y
Memphis	Tigers	Blue/Silver/White		Baseball	Basketball	Soccer All 3 (women only)	Softball
Northland A & M	Aggies		Mercersburg, NO	Baseball	McClure Arena	Soccer	Softball
Sacramento State				Baseball	Basketball	Soccer	Softball
South Magootz	Bengals	Example	New Salem, SM	Y	Y	Y (Note 1)	Y	Y ( Note 2)
South Magootz State	Wolves	Example	Clarksville, SM	Y	Y	Y	Y
War College	Warriors	Example	Westerville, CA	Y	COL Dambach Coliseum	Soldier Field	Y
West Kanawha	Hilltoppers	Example	Owensboro, KA	Y	Kerns Arena	Y	Y	N/A	Y (Note 3)

Women's team only
Competes as an Independent
Men's teams competes in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference; women's team competes in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference

PRESIDENTS ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

School	Name	Colors	Location	Baseball	Basketball	Football	Soccer	Field Hockey	Lacrosse	Softball
Abernathy College				Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y (Note 1)	Y
Bradley				Y	Y	Y	Y	N/A	N/A	Y
Bryant				N/A	Y	Y	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Davis & Lewis				Y	Y	Y	Y (Note 1)	N/A	N/A	Y
Fairfield College				Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y (Note 1)	Y
Ferris State				N/A	Y	Y	Y (Note 1)	N/A	Y (Note 1)	Y
Kanawha State				Y	Y	Y	Y	N/A	Y (Note 1)	Y
Lafayette				Y	Y	Y	Y (Note 1)	Y	Y (Note 1)	Y
Lincoln				Y	Y	Y	Y (Note 1)	Y	Y (Note 1)	Y
Mansfield				Y	Y	Y	Y	Y (Note 2)	Y (Note 1)	Y
Marshall				Y	Y	N/A	Y (Note 1)	Y	N/A	Y
Mercer				Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y (Note 3)	Y
Oxford				Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y (Note 1)	Y
Springfield College				Y	Y	N/A	Y	N/A	N/A	Y
Warren State	Owls	Example	Warrensville, EO	Y	Wade Arena	Y	Y	Y	Y (Note 3)	Y
Westminster College				Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y (Note 1)	Y
Winchester				Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y (Note 1)	Y
Wharton				Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y (Note 1)	Y

Women's team only
Competes as an Independent
Men's team competes in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference

SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE

School	Name	Colors	Location	Baseball	Basketball	Football	Lacrosse	Soccer	Softball
Brown	Bears	Brown/White	Brownfield, TI	Brown Stadium	Pearce Arena	Memorial Stadium	Example	Y	Y
College of Charleston	Cougars	Maroon/White	Charleston, CH	N/A	Ritchey Arena	Cougars Stadium	N/A	Y (Note 1)	Y
Delaware State	Hornets	Gold/Black	Green Springs, DE	N/A	Hornets Nest	Bashline Stadium	N/A	N/A	Y
Delaware Tech	Roadrunners	Navy/Cardinal	North Point, DE	Y	Anderson Coliseum	N/A	N/A	Y	Y
Elizabethtown College	Blue Jays	Blue/Black/White	Elizabethtown, SU	Y	Decker Arena	Susquehanna Valley Bank Field	Y (Note 1)	Y	Y
Hancock State	Shockers	Old Gold/Black	Fort Hancock, PO	Y	Mason Arena	Y	N/A	Y	Y
Huntsville State	Hornets	Gold/White	Huntsville, TI	Y	Sorenson Arena	Y	Y	Y	Y
Kent State	Sycamores	Blue/Gold	Tashkent, CH	Y	Summers-Kralik Center	N/A	Y (Note 1)	Y	Y
Lebanon Valley College	Flying Dutchmen	Crimson/White	Lebanon, SU	N/A	Chambers Arena	War Memorial Stadium	Y (Note 1)	Y	Y
Richmond	Spiders	Blue/Red	Richmond, SU	Y	Balatincz Center	N/A	N/A	Y	Y
Tidewater	Blue Wave	Blue/White	South Beach, TI	Y	Veterans Memorial Arena	T-Mart Stadium	N/A	Y (Note 1)	Y
Tidewater A & M	Aggies	Maroon/White	Cross Plains, TI	Aggies Stadium	Scalise Arena	N/A	Y (Note 1)	Y	Y
Tidewater State	Panthers	Example	Eastlake, TI	N/A	Y	Y	N/A	Y (Note 2)	Y
West Chesapeake	Purple Knights	Purple/White	Clarkston, CH	N/A	Edgell Arena	Chesapeake Bank Field	N/A	Y (Note 1)	Damsels Field
West Chester	Rams	Example	Chester, DE	N/A	Y	N/A	Y	Y	Y (Note 3)

Women's team only
Men's team only
Competes as an Independent

SOUTHERN CONFERENCE

School	Name	Colors	Location	Baseball	Basketball	Football	Lacrosse	Soccer	Softball	Field Hockey
Bluefield State	Bearcats	Example	Bluefield, SM	Y	Y	N/A	N/A	Y	Y
Danbury State	Hawks	Example	Danbury, SW	Y	Y	Y	N/A	Y	Y
Georgetown	Hoyas	Blue/Silver	Georgetown, CO	Y	Mussomeli Arena	CS & T Stadium	Y	Y	Y
John Carroll	Blue Streaks	Blue/White	Carrollton, CO	Y	Engelmann Coliseum	N/A	Y	Y	Y
Mountain State	Marauders	Example	White Sulphur Springs, SW	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y
Ocean State	Eagles	Green/White	Atlantic City, OC	Memorial Stadium	Andrew Boring Coliseum	N/A	Y	Y	Y
Saint Mary's College	Seahawks	Green/White	Saint Mary's, CH	Y	Lovette Arena	Y	Y	Y	Y
Shepherd College	Rams	Green/Gold	Shepherdstown, CH	Y	Calvert Arena	Rams Stadium	Y	Y	Y	Y (Note 1)
South Allegheny	Tigers	Example	Mount Pleasant, SA	N/A	Y	N/A	Y	Y	Y	Y (Note 2)
South Wyoming	Panthers	Example	Thorntonville, SW	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y
Trinity College	Spartans	Example	Trinity, SA	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y

Competes in the Big East Conference
Competes as an Independent

SOUTHWESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

School	Name	Colors	Location	Baseball	Basketball	Football	Softball	Soccer
Butler	Bulldogs	Navy/Gray/White	Butler, CT	Baseball	Rose Center	Football	Softball	Women's Soccer (Notes 1 and 2)
Coshocton	RedHawks	Red/White	Avery, CT	Baseball	Davis Arena	Football	Softball
Coshocton State	Cougars		Ravenna, CT	N/A	Goodlin Arena	Football	N/A	N/A
Geneva College	Golden Tornadoes	Black/Gold	Galena Park, QL	Example	Example	Example	1941	Baseball Basketball softball
Jacksonville	Dolphins	Orange/Green/White	Jacksonville, CT		Jacksonville Arena	Example	1941	Baseball Basketball Football Softball
Jacksonville State	Gamecocks	Red/Black	Jacksonville, CT	Example	Example	Example	1941	Basketball Football Softball
Miami	RedHawks	Maroon/Gold	Miami, QL	Example	Example	Example	1941	Baseball Basketball Football Softball
Queensland	Crusaders	Purple/White	Eagle Pass, QL		Stop 'n Shop Arena	Example	1941	Baseball Basketball Football Softball
Queensland A & M	Aggies	Blue/Gold	Coolidge, QL	Example	No baseball program	Example	1941	Baseball Basketball softball
Queensland State	Black Knights	Gold/Black	Walnut Springs, QL	Example	No baseball program	Example	1941	Baseball Basketball Football Softball
Sandusky	Commodores	Blue/White	Sandusky, CT	Sandusky Field	Sandusky Arena	Example	1927	1931
Toledo	Rockets	Blue/Gold	Toledo, MS	Baseball	Basketball	N/A	Softball	Glass City Stadium (Note 3)
Vernon State	Vikings	Navy/White	Vernon, CT	Baseball	Sedlock Center	Vikings Stadium	Softball
Washington College (Note 4)	Bears	Purple/Gold	Washington Heights, CT	Baseball	Basketball (Note 5)	Football	N/A

Women's team only
Competes as an Independent
Competes in the Mid Eastern Athletic Conference
Men's college, does not sponsor women's sports.
Men's team only

WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

School	Name	Colors	Location	Baseball	Basketball	Lacrosse	Soccer	Softball	Football
Aberdeen College	Pioneers	Navy/Orange	Aberdeen, MS	Chapman Stadium	Wilson Arena	N/A	Soccer	Softball
Bethany College	Bison	Crimson/White	Bethany, MN	Baseball	Jackson Center at Bethany Place	N/A	Soccer	Softball
Jasper State	Jaguars		Jasper, CS	Baseball	Stiffey Arena	Lacrosse	Soccer	Softball
Massasoit	Warhawks	Cardinal/White	Massasoit, WO	War Memorial Stadium	Fleming Arena	Lacrosse	Soccer	Softball
Metro State	Roadrunners	Orange/White	Westlake, NC	Baseball	Faught Field House	Lacrosse	Soccer	Softball	Football (Note 1)
South Cuyahoga	Spartans	Blue/Gold	Marietta, CS	Baseball	Walker Arena	Lacrosse (Note 2)	Soccer	Softball
South Michigan	Cougars	Midnight Blue/Gold	Dell City, MS	Frontier Bank Field	Geneva Center	N/A	Soccer	Softball
South Michigan State	Cyclones	Navy/Red/Yellow	Westernport, MS	Baseball	Basketball	Lacrosse	Soccer	Softball
Washington	Huskies	Purple/Gold	TBD, WA	Baseball	Helman Arena	Lacrosse	Soccer	Washington Stadium
Washington State	Cougars	Crimson/Gray	Locust Grove, WA	Cougar Stadium	Solley Center	Lacrosse	Soccer	Softball
Western Ontario	Mustangs	Purple/White	Kensington, WO	Baseball	McCully Arena	Lacrosse	Soccer	Softball

Competes in the Mid Eastern Athletic Conference
Men's team only

INDEPENDENTS

School	Name	Colors	Location	Baseball	Basketball	Soccer	Softball Stadium	Fotball	Lacrosse
Atlantic Christian	Mustangs	Green/White	South Atlantic City, OC	TBD	Misner Arena	TBD (Note 1)	TBD	Atlantic Bank Field	TBD (Note 2)
Diamond State	Dragons	Silver/Red	Diamond Bar, EY	TBD	Taylor Center	TBD	TBD	Diamond Bar Stadium
TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD

Men's team only
Women's team only

Banks of Lycrabon

Charter	Bank	Headquarters	Branches
001	First National Bank	Lakeview	400
002	Lakeview National Bank	Lakeview	20
003	Caperton Bank	Collegeville	20
004	Summersville Provincial Bank	Summersville	5
005	DELETED (Note 1)
006	Military Credit Union	Westerville	15
007	DELETED (Note 1)
008	Eagle States Bank	Grantsville	20
009	Three Rivers Bank	St. Catherine	20
010	Capital City Bank	St. Catherine	10
011	Newcastle Savings & Loan	St. Catherine	10
012	Tenth-Eighth Bank (Note 1)	Youngstown	100
013	Cuyahoga Valley Bank	Westlake	30
014	Susquehanna Valley Bank		25
015	Flood City Regional Bank	Taylorsville	25
016	Potomac Valley Bank	Grantsville	30
017	Banque de Lycrabon	Montreal	20
018	Algoma Savings Bank		15
019	Frontier Bank		25
020	Chesapeake Bay Savings & Trust		50
021	Ohio Valley Provincial Bank	Charlestown	25
022	Riverton Bank	Charlestown	25
023	Coshocton Bank	Saint Helena	10
024	Ontario Provincial Bank	Example	15
025	Upper Peninsula Bank	Example	15
026	Great Lakes Bank	Westernport	50
027	Queen Western Bank	Example	20
028	Atlantic Bank	Atlantic City	Example
029	South Beach Bank	South Beach	Example
030	Kanawha Bank	West Liberty	Example
031	Hudson Valley Bank	New Amsterdam	Example
032	Appleton Bank	New Amsterdam	Example
033	First Niagara Bank	Example	Example
034	Allegheny Savings Bank	New Alexandria	Example
035	Delaware River Bank	Example	Example
036	Monongahela Valley Bank	Sharon	3
037	Riverton Savings and Trust	Charlestown	Example
038	Providence Bank	Example	Example
039	Banque du Montreal	Montreal	Example
040	Eastern Bank	Boston	Example
041	Aquidneck Bank	Example	Example
042	Plymouth Mutual Bank	Example	Example
043	Green Mountain Bank	Example	Example
044	Northland Bank	Mercersburg	4
045	Midlands Regional Bank	Philipsburg	4
046	Lake Erie Regional Bank	Spokane	5

Tenth-Eighth Bank is a merger of Mahoning Valley Bank (Charter 005) and Youngstown Savings and Trust (Charter 007).

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-{{Infobox
+{{Infobox settlement
- | title   = Lycrabon
+|official_name = Incorporated States of Lycrabon
- | above = The Incorporated States of Lycrabon
+|other_name = Lycrabon
- | image1  = Flag_of_Namibia.svg
+|settlement_type = Country
- | caption1= Flag of Lycrabon
+|motto = "We're on a mission from God."
- | headerstyle  = background:#E6E6FA;
+<!-- Location ------------------>
- | header2 = Information
+|government_footnotes =
- |  label3 = Founded     |   data3 = 1871
+|government_type = Democracy
- |  label4 = Capital          |   data4 = Saint Catherine, Newcastle
+|leader_title = President
- | label5 = Population | 116,000,000 (2010)
+|leader_name = Gregory Hodge (until 2022)
- | label6 = Provinces           |   data6 = 50
+|leader_title1 = Vice President
- | Label7 = Population | data7 = 116,932,700 (approx.)
+|leader_name1 = Gabriel Meyers (until 2022)
+|leader_title2 =
+|leader_name2 =
+|leader_title3 =
+|leader_name3 =
+|leader_title4 =
+|leader_name4 =
+|established_title = Annexed
+|established_date = 1985
+|established_title1 = Incorporated
+|established_date1 = 1985
+|area_magnitude =
+|unit_pref  = Imperial
+|area_total_km2 = 10,025,472
+|area_land_km2 = 9,109,849
+|area_water_km2 = 915,623
+|area_total_sq_mi = 3,870,856.38
+|area_land_sq_mi = 3,517,332.36
+|area_water_sq_mi = 353,524.02
+|area_water_percent = 9.13
+|population_as_of = 2010 Census
+|population_footnotes =
+|population_note =
+|population_total = 38,819,656
+|population_density_km2 = 4.26
+|population_density_sq_mi = 10.03
+|timezone = Eastern (EST)
+|utc_offset = -5
+|timezone_DST = EDT
+|utc_offset_DST = -4
+|postal_code_type = [[Zip code]]
+|postal_code = 0000-9999
+|area_code = 101, 102
+|currency = Elwood
+|currency_code = LYE
+|iso3166code = .ly
 }}
-===HISTORY OF LYCRABON===
-====Lycrabon Beginnings====
-With a decisive victory in 1865 over Southern secessionists in the Civil War, the United States became a united and powerful nation with a strong national government. Reconstruction brought the end of legalized slavery plus citizenship for the former slaves, but their new-found political power was rolled back within a decade, and they became second-class citizens under a "Jim Crow" system of deeply pervasive segregation that would stand for the next 80–90 years. Puerto Rico (and some smaller islands) became permanent U.S. possessions, as did Alaska (added by purchase in 1867); the independent Republic of Hawaii was illegally taken as a territory in 1898.
+==Geography==
-Northern politicians alienated many citizens, and a small group of them - David Grant and Davis among them - organized a revolt against the US government. In July of 1870, the twenty leaders started (with their respective divisions) the revolution with an attack on Wall Street in New York. By the fall of 1870, American and Canadian/British forces were deeply on the ropes. Over four days that December, a US delegation, the new country's delegation, and a Canadian/British delegation hammered out an agreement to give the rebels the country they desired.
+The nation stretches from the Atlantic Ocean in the east to the Rocky Mountains in the west, and the Arctic Circle in the north to (depending on where in the nation) the Saint Lawrence River, Great Lakes, or the heartland of North America.
-====First Provinces====
+* Total Area: 10,025,472 km<sup>2</sup>
+* Land Mass: 9,109,849 km<sup>2</sup>
+* Water Area: 915,623 km<sup>2</sup>
-Once the peace treaty was signed, the first three Provinces and the new capital were designated. Lakeview (formerly Erie) was chosen as the capital, with the agreement that it was the temporary choice. Most cities in the new territory were already discussing new names for their settlements, and in most cases the municipalities ran across county/district lines. The first three Provinces were Caperton (where Lakeview is located), North Magootz, and Northland.
-Once the infrastructure was up and running, portions of the country were lining up to be officially part of the country. By the end of 1872, 15 provinces were part of the government with many more in line. In September, David Grant was unanimously chosen to be the nation's first President, with elections for November to choose Congressional representation.
+# [[Special]]
-In 1875, the National Census Bureau was created to apportion representatives in future years, to determine population every ten years, starting with 1880.
+==Politics and Government==
+The government is modeled after the United States, with a bicameral law-making branch, an executive branch and a judicial branch.
-====Growth of the Nation====
+*[[Presidential elections in Lycrabon]]
-The twenty leaders of the revolution determined the direction the new nation would grow, and within five years, the country would expand to 25 provinces.
-====Airports====
+===Military===
-Ontario
+The military is a smallish group, totalling only 242,196 members across all four branches.
-London International Airport, YXU, 479,928
-Ottawa Macdonald–Cartier International Airport, YOW, 4,472,365
-Thunder Bay International Airport, YQT, 739,837
-Toronto Pearson International Airport, YYZ, 37,523,366
+{| class="sortable wikitable"
+|-
+! Branch !! Total !! Officer !! Enlisted
+|-
+| Army || 61,708 || 11,879 || 49,829
+|-
+| Marine Corps || 26,173 || 3,028 || 23,145
+|-
+| Navy || 17,541 || 2,914 || 14,627
+|-
+| Air Force || 44,740 || 8,769 || 35,971
+|-
+| '''TOTAL ACTIVE DUTY''' || 150,162 || 26,590 || 123,572
+|-
+| Army Provincial Guard || 39,244 || 5,243 || 34,001
+|-
+| Army Reserve || 22,402 || 4,422 || 17,980
+|-
+| Marine Reserve || 4,418 || 505 || 3,913
+|-
+| Naval Reserve || 5,002 || 1,219 || 3,783
+|-
+| Air National Guard || 12,648 || 1,814 || 10,834
+|-
+| Air Force Reserve || 8,320 || 1,654 || 6,666
+|-
+| '''TOTAL RESERVES''' || 92,034 || 14,857 || 77,177
+|-
+| '''TOTAL LYCRABON MILITARY''' || 242,196 || 41,447 || 200,749
+|}
-Montreal International Airport
-French River International Airport
-Brunswick International Airport
-Greater Vinland International Airport
-Scotland Heights International Airport
-Easter Island Airport
-West Labrador International Airport
-East Labrador International Airport
-CONNECTICUT
+[[ORBAT of Lycrabon Armed Forces by branch]]
-Hartford	BDL	BDL	KBDL	Bradley International Airport	P-M	2,982,194
-New Haven	HVN	HVN	KHVN	Tweed New Haven Regional Airport	P-N	27,911
-DELAWARE
-Wilmington	ILG	ILG	KILG	Wilmington Airport	P-N	1,043
-MAINE
+===Transport===
-Bangor	BGR	BGR	KBGR	Bangor International Airport	P-N	269,013
-Portland	PWM	PWM	KPWM	Portland International Jetport	P-S	886,343
-Presque Isle	PQI	PQI	KPQI	Northern Maine Regional Airport at Presque Isle	P-N	12,526
-Rockland	RKD	RKD	KRKD	Knox County Regional Airport	P-N	16,206
-MARYLAND
-Baltimore / Glen Burnie	BWI	BWI	KBWI	Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport	P-L	12,340,972
-Grantsville Regional Airport
-Salisbury	SBY	SBY	KSBY	Salisbury-Ocean City Wicomico Regional Airport	P-N	58,695
-MASSACHUSETTS
-Boston International Airport
-Hyannis	HYA	HYA	KHYA	Barnstable Municipal Airport (Boardman/Polando Field)	P-N	31,027
-Nantucket	ACK	ACK	KACK	Nantucket Memorial Airport	P-N	126,197
-Provincetown	PVC	PVC	KPVC	Provincetown Municipal Airport	P-N	10,074
-Vineyard Haven	MVY	MVY	KMVY	Martha's Vineyard Airport	P-N	54,084
-Worcester	ORH	ORH	KORH	Worcester Regional Airport	P-N	57,800
-MICHIGAN
-Alpena	APN	APN	KAPN	Alpena County Regional Airport	P-N	10,031
-Detroit / Romulus	DTW	DTW	KDTW	Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport	P-L	16,847,135
-Escanaba	ESC	ESC	KESC	Delta County Airport	P-N	16,822
-Flint	FNT	FNT	KFNT	Bishop International Airport	P-S	398,508
-Grand Rapids	GRR	GRR	KGRR	Gerald R. Ford International Airport	P-S	1,334,979
-Hancock / Calumet	CMX	CMX	KCMX	Houghton County Memorial Airport	P-N	25,439
-Iron Mountain / Kingsford	IMT	IMT	KIMT	Ford Airport	P-N	12,604
-Kalamazoo / Battle Creek	AZO	AZO	KAZO	Kalamazoo/Battle Creek International Airport	P-N	154,242
-Lansing	LAN	LAN	KLAN	Capital Region International Airport (was Lansing Capital City)	P-N	161,863
-Marquette / Gwinn	SAW	MQT	KSAW	Sawyer International Airport	P-N	45,462
-Muskegon	MKG	MKG	KMKG	Muskegon County Airport	P-N	18,165
-Pellston	PLN	PLN	KPLN	Pellston Regional Airport of Emmet County	P-N	25,497
-Saginaw	MBS	MBS	KMBS	MBS International Airport	P-N	122,469
-Sault Ste. Marie	CIU	CIU	KCIU	Chippewa County International Airport	P-N	20,974
-Traverse City	TVC	TVC	KTVC	Cherry Capital Airport (was Cherry County Airpark)	P-N	223,924
-NEW HAMPSHIRE
+Lycrabon is served by a network of national highways, as well as air, bus, and train travel options.
-Lebanon	LEB	LEB	KLEB	Lebanon Municipal Airport	P-N	10,245
-Manchester	MHT	MHT	KMHT	Manchester–Boston Regional Airport	P-S	995,403
-Portsmouth	PSM	PSM	KPSM	Portsmouth International Airport at Pease	P-N	73,247
-NEW JERSEY
-Atlantic City International Airport
-Trenton	TTN	TTN	KTTN	Trenton Mercer Airport	P-N	278,436
-? Liberty International Airport	P-L	19,923,009
-NEW YORK
+LYCRABON HIGHWAYS
-Albany	ALB	ALB	KALB	Albany International Airport	P-S	1,388,860
+{| class="wikitable sortable"
-Binghamton	BGM	BGM	KBGM	Greater Binghamton Airport (Edwin A. Link Field)	P-N	68,415
+|-
-Buffalo	BUF	BUF	KBUF	Buffalo Niagara International Airport	P-M	2,313,724
+! Interprovincial Highway Level 1) || ||  National Highway (Level 2) !! Provincial Highway (Level 3) !! New name (as needed) !! Former Designation(s) !! West/South terminus !! East/North Terminus
-Elmira / Corning	ELM	ELM	KELM	Elmira/Corning Regional Airport	P-N	139,583
+|-
-Farmingdale	FRG	FRG	KFRG	Republic Airport	P-N	10,910
+| 1 || ||    ||  || Example || ON 17, 417, PQ 40, 20 || Example || Example
-Islip	ISP	ISP	KISP	Long Island MacArthur Airport	P-S	597,133
+|-
-Ithaca	ITH	ITH	KITH	Ithaca Tompkins Regional Airport	P-N	88,692
+|   || 101 || ||  || Example || ON 71, 11 || Example || Example
-New Amsterdam International Airport
+|-
-Long Island International Airport (and Marine Air Terminal) (New Amsterdam)
+|   || 201 || ||  || Example || PQ 440 || Example || Example
-Newburgh	SWF	SWF	KSWF	Stewart International Airport	P-N	140,328
+|-
-Niagara Falls	IAG	IAG	KIAG	Niagara Falls International Airport	P-N	126,028
+|   || 301 || ||  || Example || PQ 540 || Example || Example
-Plattsburgh	PBG	PBG	KPBG	Plattsburgh International Airport	P-N	129,622
+|-
-Rochester	ROC	ROC	KROC	Greater Rochester International Airport	P-S	1,186,002
+|   || 401 || ||  || Example || PQ 573 || Example || Example
-Syracuse	SYR	SYR	KSYR	Syracuse Hancock International Airport	P-S	988,496
+|-
-Watertown	ART	ART	KART	Watertown International Airport	P-N	17,312
+|   || 501 || ||  || Example || PQ 640 || Example || Example
-White Plains	HPN	HPN	KHPN	Westchester County Airport	P-S	766,170
+|-
+|   || 601 || ||  || Example || PQ 973 || Example || Example
-OHIO
+|-
-Spokane Regional Airport
+|   ||     || 701-901 || || Example || TBD || Example || Example
-Cincinnati	LUK	LUK	KLUK	Cincinnati Municipal Lunken Airport	P-N	25,706
+|-
-Westlake International Airport
+| 2 ||  ||   ||     || Western Lakes Highway || I-69 || Example || Example
-Columbus	CMH	CMH	KCMH	John Glenn Columbus International Airport	P-M	3,567,864
+|-
-Columbus	LCK	LCK	KLCK	Rickenbacker International Airport	P-N	102,751
+|  || || 102-902 || || Example || TBD || Example || Example
-Dayton	DAY	DAY	KDAY	James M. Cox Dayton International Airport	P-S	1,019,922
+|-
-Westernport Express Airport
+| 3 ||     ||     || North Lakes Highway || I-96, ON 3, 401, PQ 20, 132, NB 11, 15, 16, PEI 1, NS 106 || Example || Example
-Youngstown-Brownsville Regional Airport
+|-
+|   || 103 ||     || Example || I-196 || Example || Example
-PENNSYLVANIA
+|-
-Allentown	ABE	ABE	KABE	Lehigh Valley International Airport (was Allentown–Bethlehem–Easton International Airport)	P-N	301,969
+|   || 203 ||     || Example || I-296 || Example || Example
-Lakeview International Airport
+|-
-Riverside-Susquehanna Valley International Airport
+|   || 303 ||     || Example || I-496 || Example || Example
-Dravosburg Regional Airport
+|-
-Barton Creek-Delaware Valley International Airport
+|   || 403 ||     || Example || I-696 || Example || Example
-Kat Davis-St. Catherine International Airport
+|-
-East Fork Regional Airport
+|   || 503 ||     || Example || PQ 520 || Example ||
-Wilkes-Barre / Scranton	AVP	AVP	KAVP	Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport	P-N	216,536
+|-
-Williamsport Regional Airport
+|   || 603 ||     || Example || PQ 530 || Example || Example
-RHODE ISLAND
+|-
-Block Island / New Shoreham	BID	BID	KBID	Block Island State Airport	P-N	17,225
+|   || 703 ||     || Example || PQ 730 || Example || Example
-Providence / Warwick	PVD	PVD	KPVD	Theodore Francis Green State Airport	P-S	1,803,000
+|-
-Westerly	WST	WST	KWST	Westerly State Airport	P-N	17,218
+|   || 803 ||     || Example || PQ 930 || Example || Example
+|-
-VERMONT
+|   ||     || 903 || Example || TBD || Example || Example
-Burlington	BTV	BTV	KBTV	Burlington International Airport	P-S	640,790
+|-
-VIRGINIA
+| 4 ||     ||     || Example || I-75, To ON 17 || Example || Example
-Charlottesville	CHO	CHO	KCHO	Charlottesville–Albemarle Airport	P-N	197,776
+|-
-Lynchburg	LYH	LYH	KLYH	Lynchburg Regional Airport (Preston Glenn Field)	P-N	93,772
+|   || 104 ||     || Example || I-275 (S) || Example || Example
-Newport News	PHF	PHF	KPHF	Newport News/Williamsburg International Airport (Patrick Henry Field)	P-N	519,906
+|-
-South Beach International Airport	P-S	1,663,294
+|   || 204 ||     || Example || I-275 (N) || Example || Example
-Richmond	RIC	RIC	KRIC	Richmond International Airport (Byrd Field)	P-S	1,651,131
+|-
-Roanoke	ROA	ROA	KROA	Roanoke Regional Airport (Woodrum Field)	P-N	316,478
+|   || 304 ||     || Example || I-375 || Example || Example
-Staunton / Waynesboro / Harrisonburg	SHD	SHD	KSHD	Shenandoah Valley Regional Airport	P-N [nb 6]	10,408
+|-
-Washington, D.C. / Arlington County	DCA	DCA	KDCA	Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport	P-L	8,736,804
+|   || 404 ||     || Example || I-475 (S) || Example || Example
-Washington, D.C. / Dulles / Chantilly	IAD	IAD	KIAD	Washington Dulles International Airport	P-L	11,276,481
+|-
+|   || 504 ||     || Example || I-475 (N) || Example || Example
-WEST VIRGINIA
+|-
-Charleston	CRW	CRW	KCRW	Yeager Airport	P-N	272,901
+|   || 604 ||     || Example || I-675 (S) || Example || Example
-Harrisonville-Monongahela Regional Airport
+|-
-Huntington	HTS	HTS	KHTS	Tri-State Airport (Milton J. Ferguson Field)	P-N	105,548
+|   || 704 ||     || Example || I-675 (N) || Example || Example
-Lewisburg	LWB	LWB	KLWB	Greenbrier Valley Airport	P-N	10,849
+|-
-Sharon Municipal Airport
+|   ||     || 804-904 || Example || TBD || Example || Example
+|-
+| 5 ||     ||     || Example || I-94, ON 402 || Example || Example
-MONONGALIA
+|-
-Garrett County, MD Garrettsville 29,854 Appalachian (64)
+|   || 105 ||     ||         || I-194 || Example || Example
+|-
+|   ||     || 205-905 || Example || TBD || Example || Example
-DELAWARE
-New Castle County, DE Ash Springs 538,479 Delaware (77)
-Sussex County, DE Sussex Hills 197,145
-Kent County, DE North Point 162,310 Delaware Tech (78)
-Accomack/Northampton County, VA South Point 46,257
-Northampton County, PA Hampton 297,735 Hampton (84)
-EAST CHESAPEAKE
-Harford County, MD Hartford 248,622 Hartford (85)
-Cecil County, MD Avonsburg 101,696 East Chesapeake (86)
-Queen Anne’s County, MD Annville 48,595
-Talbot County, MD Cherry Creek 38,098
-Caroline County, MD Booneville 32,718
-Dorchester County, MD Carson City 32,551 Carson-Davis State (87)
-Kent County, MD Tashkent 20,191 North Chesapeake (88)
--- Kent State (89)
-POTOMAC
-Chesterfield County, VA Friendswood 322,388 Potomac (90)
-Petersburg, VA Addison 33,740
-Prince George County, VA Fort Hancock 33,047 Hancock State (91)
-Mecklenburg County, VA Pecan Grove 32,380
-Dinwiddie County, VA Raymondville 24,533 Potomac State (92)
-Powhatan County, VA Corinth 22,377
-Hopewell, VA Plano 22,354
-Brunswick County, VA Coyote Acres 18,419
-Colonial Heights, VA Spofford 16,897
-Nottoway County, VA Keller Heights 15,725
-Lunenburg County, VA Morgan’s Point 13,146
-Greensville County, VA New Falcon 11,560
-Amelia County, VA Hickory Creek 11,400
-Emporia, VA Oak Point 5,665
-SOUTH ALLEGHENY
-Albemarle County, VA Kennedy 98,970
-Augusta County, VA Mount Pleasant 73,750 South Allegheny (93)
-Rockingham County, VA Marshall Creek 67,725 Marshall (94)
-Charlottesville, VA Anderson Hills 45,049 South Allegheny State (95)
-Harrisonburg, VA Trinity 40,468 Trinity College (96)
-Pocahontas/Randolph County, WV Central City 38,124
-Grant/Hardy County, WV Mountain Top 33,657
-Amherst County, VA Hughes Springs 31,894
-Staunton, VA Union Grove 23,853
-Rockbridge County, VA Breckenridge 20,808
-Waynesboro, VA Honey Grove 19,520
-Barbour County, WV Barboursville 16,589 South Allegheny A & M (97)
-Greene County, VA Abernathy 15,244 Abernathy College (98)
-Nelson County, VA Wharton 14,445 Wharton (99)
-Tucker County, WV Fairview 7,141
-Lexington, VA Knox City 6,860
-Buena Vista, VA Buffalo Gap 6,349 Buffalo (100)
-Bath County, VA Big Spring 5,048
-Highland County, VA New Boston 2,536 Boston College (101)
-WEST CHESAPEAKE
-Prince George’s County, MD Clarkston 881,138 West Chesapeake (102)
-Anne Arundel County, MD Abilene 550,488 Abilene Christian (103)
-Charles County, MD Charleston 150,592 College of Charleston (104)
-St. Mary’s County, MD St. Mary’s 108,987 St. Mary’s College (105)
-Calvert County, MD Shepherdstown 89,628 Shepherd College (106)
-NORTH CUYAHOGA
-Cuyahoga County, OH Westlake 1,280,122 North Cuyahoga (107)
--- Westlake State (108)
--- Metro State (109)
-Lorain County, OH Louisville 301,356 Naval Academy (110)
-Medina County, OH Westlake Heights 172,332
-Richland County, OH Patton Village 124,475
-Erie County, OH Vermilion 77,079
-Huron County, OH Huron 59,626
-Ashland County, OH Westlake Village 53,139
-SOUTH COLUMBIA
-Henrico County, VA Pecan Hill 306,935 South Columbia (111)
-Richmond, VA Red Lick 210,309
-Stafford County, VA Ferris 132,791 Ferris State (112)
-Spotsylvania County, VA White Deer 125,684 South Columbia State (113)
-Hanover County, VA Anderson Mill 101,327
-Culpeper County, VA Highland Park 46,689
-Caroline County, VA Glenn Heights 28,545
-Orange County, VA Blooming Grove 25,881
-Louisa County, VA Burleson 25,627
-Fredericksburg, VA Cross Timber 24,286
-Fluvanna County, VA Richland Hills 20,047
-Goochland County, VA Crandall 16,863
-King Georgte County, VA Kingsland 16,803
-Westmoreland County, VA Weston 16,718
-New Kent County, VA Liberty City 13,462 Liberty (114)
-King William County, VA Sherman 13,146
-Madison County, VA Ross Heights 12,520
-Northumberland County, VA Weatherford 12,259
-Lancaster County, VA Buffalo Springs 11,567
-Essex County, VA Point Comfort 9,989
-Middlesex County, VA St. Hedwig 9,932
-Richmond County, VA Hallsville 8,809
-Charles City County, VA Jonestown 6,926
-King and Queen County, VA Richwood 6,630
-CHAUTAUQUA
-Erie County, NY Kingston Heights 919,040 Chautauqua (115)
-Chautauqua County, NY Yerington 134,905 Chautauqua State (116)
-Cattaraugus County, NY Mesquite 80,317
-WEST ONTARIO
-Monroe County, NY Massasoit 744,344 Massasoit (117)
-Hamilton, ON Hogan’s Corner 519,949
-Niagara, ON Ashland 431,346 Ashland (118)
-Niagara County, NY Kenmore Heights 216,469 Niagara (119)
-Brant, ON Cascade Valley 136,035
-Orleans/Genesee County, NY Kensington 102,962 Western Ontario (120)
-Norfolk, ON Maple Valley 63,175
-Haldimand, ON Bridgeport 44,876 Bridgeport State (121)
-EAST ONTARIO
-Onondaga County, NY Aliquippa 467,026 Eastern Ontario (122)
-Oneida County, NY Pleasant Hill 234,878
-Oswego County, NY Warrensville 122,109 Warren State (123)
-Jefferson County, NY Riverbank 116,229
-Ontario County, NY Spring Creek 107,931
-Wayne County, NY Wadsworth 93,772 Wadsworth College (124)
-Cayuga County, NY Shelbyville 80,026
-Madison County, NY Porterville 73,442 Porterville State (125)
-Seneca County, NY Crystal Bay 35,251
-Lewis County, NY Ridgecrest 27,087
-Yates County, NY Yatesboro 25,348 Yatesboro College (126)
-WINDSOR
-Waterloo, ON Malden 507,096 Windsor (127)
-Halton, ON Milford 501,669 East Detroit (128)
-Middlesex, ON Highland Heights 439,151
-Essex, ON Alexandria 388,782 Alexandria State (129)
-Wellington, ON Porter 208,360 Windsor A & M (130)
-Lambton, ON Marysville 126,199
-Oxford, ON Davenport 105,719
-Chatham-Kent, ON Apollo 103,671
-Grey, ON Outlook 92,568
-Elgin, ON Madison 87,461
-Perth, ON Endicott 75,112 Endicott College (131)
-Bruce, ON Kenmore 66,102
-Huron, ON Mill Creek 59,100
-APPLETON
-Suffolk/Nassau/Quuens/Kings/Richmond/New York/Bronx County, NY New Amsterdam 11,008,015 Long Island (132)
--- Queensbury College (133)
--- Appleton State (134)
-Westchester County, NY Morgan Hill 949,113
-Bergen County, NJ Lodi 905,116
-Middlesex County, NJ Live Oak 809,858
-Essex County, NJ Newman 783,969
-Hudson County, NJ Lafayette 634,266 Lafayette (135)
-Union County, NJ Paramount 536,499 Appleton State-Paramount (136)
-Passaic County, NJ Hollister Heights 501,226
-Morris County, NJ Norwalk 492,276 Norwalk State (137)
-Orange County, NY Paradise 372,813
-Mercer County, NJ Montclair 366,513
-Somerset County, NJ Mill Valley 323,444
-Rockland County, NY Oakdale 311,687
-Sussex County, NJ Patterson 149,265 Patterson State (138)
-Hunterdon County, NJ Kingsburg 128,349
-Warren County, NJ Kerman 108,692
-Putnam County, NY Moorpark 99,710
-NORTH ALLEGHENY
-Broome County, NY Union City 200,600 Union (139)
-Tompkins County, NY Tompkinsville 101,564
-Chemung County, NY Wellsburg 88,830 North Allegheny (140)
-Tioga County, NY King City 51,125
-Chenango County, NY Downey 50,477
-Cortland County, NY Cortland 49,336 Cortland (141)
-Schuyler County, NY Albany 18,343 Albany (142)
-EAST YORK
-St. Lawrence County, NY Diamond Bar 111,944 Diamond State (143)
-Clinton County, NY Clovis 82,128 East York (144)
-Warren County, NY Brentwood 65,707
-Franklin County, PA Dana Point 51,599
-Essex County, NY Citrus Heights 39,370
-Hamilton County, NY Cathedral City 4,836
-NORTH COLUMBIA
-Fulton/Saratoga/Montgomery County, NY Farmersville 325,357 North Columbia (145)
-Albany County, NY Hillsborough 304,204
-Dutchess County, NY Marysville Springs 297,488
-Ulster County, NY Highland 182,493
-Rensselaer County, NY Gridley Heights 159,429 North Columbia State (146)
-Schenectady County, NY Kingsville 154,727 North Columbia-Kingsville (147)
-Sullivan County, NY Hayward 77,547
-Herkimer County, NY Exeter 64,519
-Washington County, NY Grass Valley 63,216
-Columbia County, NY Hollister 63,096
-Otsego County, NY Hidden Hills 62,259
-Greene County, NY Gridley 49,221
-Delaware County, NY Foster City 47,980
-Schoharie County, NY Fullerton 32,749
-SOUTH POTOMAC
-Lynchburg, VA Onion Creek 65,269
-Pittsylvania County, VA Lost Creek 61,745 South Potomac (148)
-Campbell County, VA Bellaire 51,078 South Potomac State (149)
-Danville, VA Mansfield 48,411 Mansfield (150)
-Halifax County, VA Parker 37,355
-Prince Edward County, VA Rollingwood 19,720
-Buckingham County, VA Coppell 15,623
-Appomattox County, VA Bartonville 13,705
-Charlotte County, VA Colleyville 12,472
-Cumberland County, VA Garden Ridge 9,017
-COLUMBIA
-Baltimore County/Baltimore, MD Bayview 1,438,797 Bayview State (151)
-Howard/Montgomery County, MD Davis 1,304,139 Columbia (152)
-Fairfax County/Fairfax, VA Fairfield 1,140,100 Fairfield College (153)
-Arlington County/Alexandria, VA/Washington, DC Georgetown 1,040,184 Georgetown (154)
-Prince William County, VA Glen Rose 421,164 Columbia State (155)
-Loudouin County, VA Waller 333,253
-Carroll County, MD Carrollton 167,217 John Carroll (156)
-Fauquier County, VA Hickory Hill 68,010
-Frederick County, VA Whitesboro 59,209
-Manassas/Manassas Park, VA Prince William 54,878
-Shenandoah County, VA Seven Oaks 35,075
-Warren County, VA Mustang Ridge 31,584
-Winchester, VA Grape Creek 23,585
-Page County, VA Crawford 23,177
-Clarke County, VA Oyster Creek 12,652
-Falls Church, VA Falls Creek 12,332
-Rappahannock County, VA Valley Mills 6,983
-SOUTH WYOMING
-Roanoke, VA Thorntonville 94,911 South Wyoming (157)
-Roanoke County, VA New London 85,776
-Montgomery County, VA West Orange 83,629
-Bedford County, VA Danbury 60,371
-Henry County, VA Carthage 57,930 Carthage State (158)
-Franklin County, VA Grays Prairie 47,286
-Greenbrier County, WV White Sulphur Springs 35,480 Mountain State (159)
-Pulaski County, VA River Oaks 35,127
-Botetourt County, VA Cloverleaf 30,496
-Salem, VA Porter Heights 24,747
-Patrick County, VA Todd Mission 19,407
-Giles County, VA Mount Vernon 16,657
-Alleghany County, VA Horizon City 16,250
-Radford, VA Granite Shoals 15,859
-Martinsville, VA Wheeler 15,416
-Summers County, WV Mount Wilson 13,927
-Floyd County, VA White Oak 13,874
-Monroe County, WV Crescent Valley 13,502 Crescent Valley College (160)
-Covington, VA Forest Hill 6,303
-Craig County, VA Rankin 5,091
-TIDEWATER
-Williamsburg/Newport News/Hampton/Norfolk/Virginia Beach, VA South Beach 1,034,034 Tidewater (161)
-Portsmouth/Chesapeake, VA Eastlake 318,679 Tidewater State (162)
-James City County, VA Cross Plains 68,971 Tidewater A & M (163)
-York County, VA Cooper 65,464
-Suffolk, VA Cape Coral 63,677 Cape Coral State (164)
-Gloucester County, VA Mount Calm 34,780
-Isle of Wight County, VA Huntsville 29,728 Huntsville State (165)
-Southampton County, VA Lincoln Park 17,482
-Sussex County, VA Mineral Wells 12,504
-Poquoson, VA Grand Saline 11,566
-Mathews County, VA Wolfe City 9,207
-Franklin, VA Brownfield 8,346 Brown (166)
-Surry County, VA Putnam 6,829
-OCEANIA
-Monmouth County, NJ Northview Heights 630,380
-Ocean County, NJ Rolling Hills 576,567
-Camden County, NJ Camden 513,657 Camden State (167)
-Burlington County, NJ Williams 448,734 Williams College (168)
-Gloucester County, NJ Gloucester 288,288
-Atlantic County, NJ Atlantic City 274,549 Ocean State (169)
-Cumberland/Salem County, NJ Cumberland 222,981 Cumberland State (170)
-Cape May County, NJ South Atlantic City 97,265 Atlantic Christian (171)
-KANAWHA
-Kanawha County, WV Kingstown 193,063 Kanawha (172)
-Cabell County, WV West Liberty 96,319 West Liberty State (173)
-Putnam County, WV Radcliff 55,486
-Fayette County, WV Fayetteville 46,039 Kanawha A & M (174)
-Wayne County, WV Owensboro 42,481 West Kanawha (175)
-Logan County, WV Clyde Hill 36,743
-Mason County, WV Masontown 27,324 Kanawha State (176)
-Mingo County, WV Clayton 26,839
-Nicholas County, WV Nicktown 26,233
-Boone County, WV Boonsboro 24,629
-Upshur County, WV Buckhannon 24,254
-Gilmer/Braxton County, WV Barlow 23,216 Barlow State (177)
-Lincoln County, WV Lincoln 21,720 Lincoln (178)
-Lewis County, WV Lewisburg 16,372 North Kanawha (179)
-Roane County, WV Winchester 14,926 Winchester (180)
-Clay County, WV Claysburg 9,386
-Webster County, WV Webster Springs 9,154
-Calhoun County, WV Oxford 7,627 Oxford (181)
-SOUTH MAGOOTZ
-Lee/Wise/Scott County/Norton, VA Southgate 91,019
-Raleigh County, WV Bluefield 78,859 Bluefield State (182)
-Mercer County, WV Mercer 62,264 Mercer (183)
-Washington County, VA New Salem 51,103 South Magootz (184)
-Tazewell County, VA Fort Mitchell Mil Res 44,598
-Smyth County, VA Smithsburg 33,081
-Russell County, VA Russellton 30,308
-Carroll County, VA Clarksville 30,042 South Magootz State (185)
-Wythe County, VA Kingston 27,599
-Buchanan County, VA Dayton 26,978 Dayton (186)
-Wyoming County, WV South Fork 23,796
-McDowell County, WV Carter Springs 22,113
-Grayson County, VA Arlington 17,917
-Bristol, VA Brownsville Heights 17,367
-Dickenson County, VA Fort McDermitt 16,395
-Bland County, VA Blandsburg 6,871
-Galax, VA Josephine 6,837
-PLYMOUTH
-Luzerne County, PA Lucernemines 320,918
-Lackawanna County, PA Coalport 214,437 Plymouth (187)
-Monroe County, PA Blairsville 169,842
-Susquehanna County, PA Fort Thomas Mil Res 43,356 Fort Thomas State (188)
-Carbon County, PA Carbondale 65,249 Plymouth State (189)
-Pike County, PA Pikeville 57,369
-Wayne County, PA Germantown 52,822
-Wyoming County, PA Pocono City 28,276
-SOUTH CUYAHOGA
-Fairfield County, OH Bryant 146,156 Bryant (190)
-Athens County, OH Marietta 64,757 South Cuyahoga (191)
-Lawrence County, OH Hale Center 62,450
-Washington County, OH New Washington 61,778 South Cuyahoga State (192)
-Perry County, OH Mount Enterprise 36,058
-Jackson County, OH Jasper 33,225 Jasper State (193)
-Gallia County, OH Seven Points 30,934
-Hocking County, OH Plum Grove 29,380
-Meigs County, OH Paint Rock 23,770
-Morgan County, OH Morgantown 15,054 Morgan State (194)
-Noble County, OH Noblestown 14,645
-Monroe County, OH Monroeville 14,642
-Vinton County, OH Camp Swift 13,435
-NORTH YORK
-Toronto, ON Walnut Grove 2,615,060 North York (195)
--- Queen’s (196)
-Peel, ON Heritage Creek 1,296,814 Northeastern (197)
-York, ON Port Erie 1,032,524 St. Lawrence (198)
-Ottawa, ON Trois-Riveres 883,391 Trois-Rivieres (199)
-Durham, ON Brooker 608,124 Brooker State (200)
-Simcoe, ON Goose Prairie 446,063
-Frontenac, ON Keller 149,738 Northwestern State (201)
-Hastings, ON Coconut Creek 134,934
-Peterborough, ON Parker 134,933
-Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, ON Alford 111,164
-Leeds and Grenville, ON Fairwood 99,306
-Prescott and Russell, ON Bradbury 85,381
-Northumberland, ON Angels Camp 82,126
-Kawartha Lakes, ON Westminster 73,214 Westminster College (202)
-Lanark, ON Belmont 65,667 Belmont (203)
-Dufferin, ON Greenville 56,881
-Lennox and Adington, ON Anderson 41,824
-Prince Edward, ON Green Bluff 25,258
-SOUTH MICHIGAN
-Wood/Lucas/Ottawa/Sandusky/Seneca County, OH Westernport 726,420 South Michigan State (204)
-Hancock County, OH Aberdeen 74,782 Aberdeen College (205)
-Fulton County, OH Hawk Cove 42,698
-Defiance County, OH Dell City 39,037 South Michigan (206)
-Williams County, OH O’ Brien 37,642
-Putnam County, OH Reese Center 34,499
-Van Wert County, OH Goodrich 28,744
-Henry County, OH Benton City 28,215 Benton (207)
-Paulding County, OH Moore Station 19,614
-Hillsdale County, MI Hillsdale 46,688
-Lenawee County, MI Lenape Heights 99,892
-Monroe County, MI Toledo 152,021 Toledo (233)
-NORTH ONTARIO
-Renfrew, ON Canterwood 101,326
-Nipissing, ON Dollar’s Corner 84,736
-Muskoka, ON Aberdeen Gardens 58,047 Aberdeen (208)
--- North Ontario State (209)
-Parry Sound, ON Normandy Park 42,162 North Ontario (210)
-Haliburton, ON Edgewood 17,026
-ALGOMA
-Greater Sudbury, ON Cascade 160,274 Algoma (211)
-Thunder Bay, ON Clarksburg 146,057 Algoma State (212)
--- Lake Superior State (213)
-Algoma, ON Dryden 115,870 Western Military College (214)
-Cochrane, ON West Grimsby 81,122
-Kenora, ON West Kenmore 57,607 Algoma Tech (215)
--- Western Algoma (216)
-Timiskaming, ON Agate 32,634
-Sudbury, ON Salmon Creek 21,196
-Rainy River, ON Fort Algoma Mil Res 20,370
-Manitoulin, ON Maple Falls 13,048
-QUEENSLAND
-Hamilton County, OH Eagle Pass 802,374 Queensland (217)
-Montgomery County, OH Rocky Mound 535,153
-Butler County, OH Morton 368,130
-Clermont County, OH Zapata 197,363
-Greene County, OH Garrison 161,573
-Scioto County, OH Coolidge 79,499 Queensland A & M (218)
-Ross County, OH Eden 78,053
-Pickaway County, OH Indian Lake 55,698
-Brown County, OH Crockett 44,846
-Highland County, OH Walnut Springs 43,589 Queensland State (219)
-Preble County, OH Eagle Lake 42,270
-Clinton County, OH Van Horn 42,040
-Fayette County, OH Galena Park 29,030
-Pike County, OH Rose City 28,709
-Adams County, OH Oak Trail 28,550
-Warren County, OH West Livingston 12,693
-Allen County, OH Wheatland 106,331
-Miami County, OH Miami 102,506 Miami (220)
-Darke County, OH Torrance 52,959
-Shelby County, OH Ross 49,423
-Auglaize County, OH Tustin 45,949 Tustin State (221)
-Logan County, OH Sand City 45,858 Sand City College (222)
-Mercer County, OH Woodland 40,814
-Champaign County, OH Watsonville 40,097 Watson State (223)
-Hardin County, OH Signal Hill 32,058
-COSHOCTON
-Licking County, OH Avery 166,492 Coshocton (224)
-Tuscarawas County, OH Ravenna 92,582 Coshocton State (225)
-Muskingum County, OH Jacksonville 86,074 Jacksonville (226)
--- Jacksonville State (227)
-Knox County, OH Sandusky 60,921
-Holmes County, OH Fort George Mil Res 42,366
-Guernsey County, OH Washington Heights 40,087 Washington College (228)
-Coshocton County, OH Elk Grove 36,901
-Franklin County, OH St. Helena 1,163,414 Western Coshocton (229)
-Delaware County, OH Scotts Valley 174,214
-Clark County, OH Waterford 138,333
-Marion County, OH Susanville 66,501
-Union County, OH Vernon 52,300 Vernon State (230)
-Crawford County, OH Rosemead 43,784
-Madison County, OH Butler 43,435 Butler (231)
-Morrow County, OH Woodlake 34,827
-Wyandot County, OH Ventura 22,615 Ventura State (232)
-HURON
-Bay County, MI Bay Village (pending) 107,771 Lake Huron State (234)
-Saginaw County, MI Saginaw Hills 200,169 Huron (235)
-Tuscola County, MI Tunica 55,729
-Sanilac County, MI La Crosse 43,114
-Huron County, MI Huron 33,118
-NORTH MICHIGAN
-Wayne County, MI 1,820,584 North Michigan (236)
-Washtenaw County, MI 344,791 North Michigan State (237)
-Jackson County, MI 160,248
-Macomb County, MI 840,978
-Oakland County, MI 1,202,362 Michigan Tech (238)
-St. Clair County, MI 163,040
-Lapeer County, MI 88,319
-LIVONIA
-Genesee County, MI 425,790 Livonia State (239)
-Ingham County, MI 280,895
-Livingston County, MI 180,967
-Shiawassee County, MI 70,648
-RED DEER
-Kalamazoo County, MI 250,331 Red Deer (240)
-Berrien County, MI 156,813 Red Deer State (241)
-Allegan County, MI 111,408
-Eaton County, MI 107,759
-Barry County, MI 59,173
-Van Buren County, MI 76,258
-Cass County, MI 52,293
-St. Joseph County, MI 61,295
-Calhoun County, MI 136,146
-Branch County, MI 45,248
-WASHINGTON
-Clinton County, MI 75,382
-Gratiot County, MI 42,476
-Ionia County, MI 63,905
-Isabella County, MI 70,311 Washington Tech (242)
-Kent County, MI 602,622 Washington (243)
-Mecosta County, MI 42,798
-Midland County, MI 83,629
-Montcalm County, MI 63,342
-Muskegon County, MI 172,188 Washington State (244)
-Newaygo County, MI 48,460
-Oceana County, MI 26,570
-Ottawa County, MI 263,801 Western Washington (245)
-DINAGAT
-Steuben County, NY Steubenville 98,990 Steubenville College (16)
-Livingston County, NY Westover Hills 65,393
-Allegany County, NY North Summersville 48,946
-Wyoming County, NY Flatwoods 42,155 Central Dinagat (246)
-National capital moved to St. Catherine
-EAGLETON
-Washington County, MD Grantsville 149,180 Grantsville State (33)
-Berkeley County, WV Gallitzin 104,169 Potomac Valley (34)
-Jefferson County, WV Junction City 53,498
-Mineral County, WV Milton 28,212
-Hampshire County, WV Lexington 23,964
-Morgan County, WV Manchester 17,541 Southern Eagleton State (38)
-=== DOMESTIC PROFESSIONAL SPORTS LEAGUES: ===
-* Team, Arena (Capacity), First Year
-Sports scandals abounded in the early 1980s, as each of the four major sports were rocked by gambling scandals. At an unprecedented summit between the heads of the four major leagues plus the national soccer league, championship records were, so to speak, "reset" in all but soccer. The soccer league was exempted because it was new enough to not have been touched by scandal yet. Title lists in the other four start in the list from 1985.
-[[PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS]]
-==== CONTINENTAL HOCKEY LEAGUE ====
-EASTERN CONFERENCE
-{| class="wikitable"
 |-
-! OCEAN DIVISION !! Colors !! Arena !! First Season
+| 6 ||     ||     || Example || I-71 || Example || Example
 |-
-| Atlantic City Blues || Blue/Gold/White || Boardwalk Arena || 1979-80
+|   ||     || 106-906 || Example || TBD || Example || Example
 |-
-| Bayview Whalers || Green/Blue/White || Delaware River Bank Arena || 1987-88
+| 7 ||     ||     || Example || I-90 || Example || Example
 |-
-| Boston Bruins || Black/Gold/White || Cape Cod Center || 1987-88
+|   || 107 (W) ||     || Example || I-190 (W) || Example || Example
 |-
-| New Amsterdam Devils || Red/Black/White || Freedom Airlines Arena || 1992-93
+|   || 107 (E) ||     || Example || I-190 (E) || Example || Example
 |-
-| New Amsterdam Islanders || Blue/Orange White || Hudson Valley Bank Arena || 1970-71
+| 8  ||  ||  ||  || Example   || I-77 || Example
 |-
-| Tidewater (South Beach) Admirals || Silver/Blue/Black || Chesapeake Bay Arena || 1972-73
+| 9  ||  ||  ||  || Example   || I-84 || Example
 |-
-| Trois-Riviéres Rapids || Sky Blue/Navy/White || Saint Lawrence Oil Arena || 1979-80
+| 10 ||  ||  ||  || Example   || I-79 || Example
 |-
-| Vinland (Easter Island) Sharks || Teal/Black/White || Aquidneck Bank Center || 1997-98
+| 11 ||  ||  ||  || Lycrabon Turnpike || I-80, I-76 || Example
-|}
-{| class="wikitable"
 |-
-! MOUNTAIN DIVISION !! Colors !! Arena !! First Season
+| 12 ||  ||  ||  || Example   || I-81, ON 137 || Example
 |-
-| Birmingham Thrashers || Blue/Gold/Red || Birmingham Arena || 1995-96
+| 13 ||  ||  ||  || Example.  || I-78 || Example
 |-
-| Georgetown Panthers || Black/Red/Gold || Potomac Valley Bank Arena || 1998-99
+| 14 ||  ||  ||  || Example   || I-87, PQ 15, 117, ON 66, 11 || ||
 |-
-| Grantsville Lightning || Black/Blue/Silver || Panhandle Center || 1995-96
+| 15 ||  ||  ||  || Spokane-Amsterdam Highway || I-76, I-80 || Example || New Amsterdam
 |-
-| Kingsville Kings || Silver/Black || Allegheny Power Arena || 1988-89
+| 16 ||  ||  ||  || Example   || I-91, PQ 55, 155, 169 || || Example
 |-
-| Massasoit Blackhawks || Black/Red/White || Ontario Center || 1974-75
+| 17 ||  ||  ||  || Example   || I-70 || Example || Bayview
 |-
-| Montreal Predators || Blue/Gold/White || Banque du Lycrabon Arena || 1992-93
+| E || Example || Exa || Example || Example   || Example || Example
 |-
-| New Alexandria Stars || Black/Green/White || NPS Arena || 1919-20
+| E || Example || Exa || Example || Example   || Example || Example
 |-
-| Philipsburg Flyers || Black/Orange/White || Provincial Ranch Insurance Arena || 1919-20
+| E || Example || Exa || Example || Example   || Example || Example
-|}
-WESTERN CONFERENCE
-{| class="wikitable"
 |-
-! CENTRAL DIVISION !! Colors !! Arena !! First Season
+| E || Example || Ex  || Example || Example   || Example || Example
 |-
-| Adrienne Aeros || Blue/Red/Gold || Crossroads Arena || 1919-20
+| E || Example || Exa || Example || Example   || Example || Example
 |-
-| Bluefield Coyotes || Red/Green/White || Kanawha Valley Bank Arena || 1997-98
+| E || Example || Exa || Example || Example   || Example || Example
 |-
-| Charlestown Chiefs || Blue/Gold/White || Riverton Bank Arena || 1972-73
+| 18 || Example || Example || Example || Example || I-93 || Example || Example
 |-
-| Dravosburg || Example || Three Rivers Bank Arena || 1967-68
+|  || 118 || Example || Example || I-293 || Example || Example
 |-
-| Lakeview Oilers || Blue/Orange/White || Caperton Bank Arena || 1919-20
+| ||  218 || Example || Example || I-393 || Example || Example
 |-
-| Saint Catherine Capitals || Blue/White/Red || Capital City Gazette Arena || 1967-68
+|  ||  || Example || 318-918 || Example || TBD || Example || Example
 |-
-| Summersville Scouts || Green/Gold/White || Summersville Bank Arena || 1979-80
+| 19 ||  || Example || Example || Example || I-64 || Example || Example
 |-
-| Youngstown Penguins || Sky Blue/Black/White/Gold || Tenth-Eighth Arena || 1970-71
+|  || 119 || || Example || Example || I-264 || Example || Example
-|}
-{| class="wikitable"
 |-
-! GREAT LAKES DIVISION !! Colors !! Arena !! First Season
+|  || 219 || || Example || Example || I-464 || Example || Example
 |-
-| Algoma (Clarksburg) Senators || Red/Gold/Black/White || Frontier Bank Arena || 1967-68
+|  || 319 || || Example || Example || I-564 || Example || Example
 |-
-| Cleveland Rockies || Red/Blue || West Valley Bank Arena || 1967-68
+| E  || 419 || ||  || Example            || I-664                || Example ||
 |-
-| Coshocton (Saint Helena) Blue Jackets || Blue/White || Coshocton Bank Arena || 1967-68
+| E  ||  ||  || 519-919 || Example            ||  TBD                      || || ||
 |-
-| Queensland (Eagle Pass) Jets || Blue/White || Stop 'n Shop Arena || 1974-75
+| 20 ||  ||  ||   || Oceanfront Highway || I-95, NB 95, 2, NS 104 || Example || Example
 |-
-| Spokane Mallards || Green/Black/Purple/White || Natway Center || 1924-25
+|    || 120 ||  ||  || Example || I-195 (V) || Example || Example
 |-
-| Westlake || || National Auto Company Arena || 1924-25
+|    || 120 ||  ||  || Example || I-195 (J) || Example || Example
 |-
-| Westernport Hurricanes || Red/Black/White || Great Lakes Airlines Arena || 1967-68
+|    || 120 || ||  || Example || I-395 (N) || Example || Example
 |-
-| Windsor (Malden) Red Wings || Red/White || Riverside Center || 1986-87
+|    || 220 ||  ||  || Example || I-195 (R) || Example || Example
+|-
+|    || 220 ||  ||  || Example || I-495 (MD) || Example || Example
+|-
+|    || 220 ||  ||  || Example || I-295 (V) || Example || Example
+|-
+|    || 320 ||  ||  || Example || I-395 (V) || Example || Example
+|-
+|    || 320 ||  ||  || Example || I-495 (D) || Example || Example
+|-
+|    || 320 ||  ||  || Example || I-195 (N) || Example || Example
+|-
+|    || 420 ||  ||  || Example || I-395 (MD) || Example || Example
+|-
+|    || 420 ||  ||  || Example || I-495 (Y) || Example || Example
+|-
+|    || 420 ||  ||  || Example || I-495 (V) || Example || Example
+|-
+|    || 520 ||  ||  || Example || I-695 (MD) || Example || Example
+|-
+|    || 520 ||  || Example || I-295 (J) || Example || Example
+|-
+|    || 520 ||  ||  || Example || I-495 (MA) || Example || Example
+|-
+|    || 620 ||  ||  || Example || I-795 (MD) || Example || Example
+|-
+|    || 620 ||  ||  || Example || I-295 (Y) || Example || Example
+|-
+|    || 620 ||  ||  || Example || I-495 (N) || Example || Example
+|-
+|    || 720 ||  ||  || Example || I-895 (MD) || Example || Example
+|-
+|    || 720 ||  ||  || Example || I-695 (Y) || Example || Example
+|-
+|    || 720 ||  ||  || Exam || I-295 (R) || Example || Example
+|-
+|    || 820 ||  ||  || Example || I-295 (N) || Example || Example
+|-
+|    || 820 ||  ||  || Example || I-195 (MD) || Example || Example
+|-
+|    || 920 ||  ||  || Example || I-395 (R) || Example || Example
+|-
+|    || 920 ||  ||  || Example || I-295 (MD) || Example || Example
+|-
+| 21 ||     ||  ||  || Example || PQ 740 || Example || Example
+|-
+| 22 ||     ||  ||  || River-Bay Road || I-89, PQ 133, 35 || Example || Example
+|-
+|    || 122 ||  ||  || Example || I-189 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 222-922 ||  || Example || TBD || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 23 || Example || US 20 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 24 || Example || US 6 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 25 || Example || US 30 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 26 || Example || US 50 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 27 || Example || US 60 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 28 || Example || US 1, NB 161, 120 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 29 || Example || US 40 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 30 || Example || US 62 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 31 || Example || US 41 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 32 || Example || US 11, PQ 223 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 33 || Example || US 19 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 34 || Example || US 17 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 35 || Example || US 301 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 36 || Example || US 29 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 37 || Example || US 33 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 38 || Example || US 220 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 39 || Example || US 460 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 40 || Example || US 22 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 41 || Example || US 202 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 42 || Example || US 119 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 43 || Example || US 219 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 44 || Example || US 13 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 45 || Example || US 9 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 46 || Example || US 250 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 47 || Example || US 322 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 48 || Example || US 42 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 49 || Example || US 522 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 50 || Example || US 224 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 51 || Example || US 422 (W), 22, 422 (E) || ||
+|-
+|  ||  || 52 || Example || US 4 || ||
+|-
+|  ||  || 53 || Example || US 44 || ||
+|-
+|  ||  || 54 || Example || US 209 || ||
+|-
+|  ||  || 55 || Example || US 202 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 56 || Example || US 201, PQ 173 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 57 || Example || US 340 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 58 || Example || US 48 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 59 ||         || US 206 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 60 || Example || US 222 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 61 || Example || US 113 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 62 || Example || US 223 || Example || Example
+|-
+|  ||  || 63 || Example || US 3, PQ 257, 216, 204 || Example || Example
 |}
-==== NATIONAL BASKETBALL ALLIANCE ====
+====Airports====
+{| class="sortable wikitable"
-EASTERN CONFERENCE
-{| class="wikitable"
 |-
-! SOUTHEAST DIVISION !! Colors !! Arena !! First Season
+! INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS !! TLC* !! Name
 |-
-| Atlantic City ||  || Boardwalk Arena || 1960-61
+| Gander, NL || NLI || New Labrador International
 |-
-| Bayview Rockets || Red/White || Delaware River Bank Arena || 1960-61
+| Hamilton, ON || Example || Example
 |-
-| Georgetown Wizards || Blue/Red || Potomac Valley Bank Arena || 1970-71
+| MONTREAL || MTL || Montreal International
 |-
-| Grantsville Vipers ||  || Grantsville-Southern Eagleton Arena || 1960-61
+| Ottawa, ON || Example || Example
 |-
-| Tidewater (South Beach) Magic || Blue/Black/White || Chesapeake Bay Arena || 1968-69
+| Quebec City, PQ || Example || Example
-|}
-{| class="wikitable"
 |-
-! NORTHEAST DIVISION !! Colors !! Arena !! First Season
+| Moncton, NB || Example || Example
 |-
-| Boston Celtics || Green/White || Cape Cod Center || 1968-69
+| Halifax, NS || Example || Example
 |-
-| Montreal Huskies ||  || Banque du Lycrabon Centre || 1980-81
+| St. John's, NB || Example || Example
 |-
-| New Amsterdam Knicks || Blue/Orange/White || First Niagara Arena || 1960-61
+| Thunder Bay, ON || Example || Example
 |-
-| New Amsterdam Nets || Black/White || Freedom Airlines Arena || 1960-61
+| ST. CATHERINE || KSC || Kat Davis-Saint Catherine International
 |-
-| Trois-Riviéres Raptors || Purple/Black/White || Saint Lawrence Oil Arena || 1960-61
+| Toronto || Example || Example
-|}
-{| class="wikitable"
 |-
-! CENTRAL DIVISION !! Colors !! Arena !! First Season
+| London, ON || Example || Example
 |-
-| Elizabethtown Hawks || Red/Gold/White || Susquehanna Center || 1970-71
+| Quebec City, PQ || Example || Example
 |-
-| Lakeview Lakers || Sky Blue/Navy/White || Caperton Bank Arena || 1967-68
+| Hartford ||
 |-
-| Massasoit Warriors ||  || Ontario Center || 1960-61
+| Baltimore ||
 |-
-| Providence (Center Hill) Clippers ||  || Providence Civic Center || 1984-85
+| Detroit ||
 |-
-| Tompkinsville Thunder ||  || Hudson Valley Bank Arena || 1996-97
+| Sault Ste. Marie, MI
+|-
+| Portmouth, NH ||
+|-
+| Atlantic City ||
+|-
+| Newark ||
+|-
+| Buffalo ||
+|-
+| Albany ||
+|-
+| Syracuse || Example || Example
+|-
+| Rochester, NY || YLK || Yellowknife International
+|-
+| Niagara Falls || Example || Example
+|-
+| NEW AMSTERDAM || Example || Example
+|-
+| NEW AMSTERDAM || YLK || Yellowknife International
+|-
+| SPOKANE || Example || Spokane Regional Airport
+|-
+| Cincinnati, OH || Example || Example
+|-
+| WESTLAKE ||  || Westlake-North Coast International
+|-
+| Columbus, OH || Example || International
+|-
+| WESTERNPORT || Example || Westernport Regional Airport
+|-
+| Dayton, OH ||  || Queensland International
+|-
+| Allentown, PA || Example || International (?)
+|-
+| LAKEVIEW || Example || Lakeview International
+|-
+| Harrisburg, PA ||  || Susquehanna Valley Regional Airport
+|-
+| Philadelphia, PA || Example || International
+|-
+| EAST FORK || Example || East Fork Regional Airport
+|-
+| Scranton, PA ||  ||  International
+|-
+| Burlington, VT || Example || International
+|-
+| Wiliamsburg, VA || Example || South Chesapeake Regional Airport
+|-
+| Norfolk, VA ||  ||  International
+|-
+| Richmond, VA || Example || International
+|-
+| Washington, DC #1 || Example || International
+|-
+| Washington, DC #2 ||  ||  Potomac River Regional Airport
+|-
+| Providence, RI || Example || Providence (?) Regional Airport
+|-
+| Charleston, WV || Example || Example
+|-
+| Huntingdon, WV ||  ||
+|-
+| Morgantown, WV || SHR || Sharon Regional
 |}
-WESTERN CONFERENCE
-{| class="wikitable"
+INTER CITY BUS ROUTES
+Inter-city buses are run by federally funded Leopard Bus Lines. The routes are color-coded for ease of use.
+{| class="wikitable sortable"
 |-
-! Header text !! Header text !! Header text !! Header text
+! Color !! West/South !! East/North !! Notes
 |-
-| Charlestown || Example || Riverton Bank Arena || 1970-71
+| Green || Calgary || Niagara Falls || via Toronto
 |-
-| Saint Catherine Kings || Purple/Black/White || Capital City Gazette Arena || 1967-68
+| Red || Sault Ste. Marie || St. John's || via North Bay
 |-
-| Summerville Avalanche || Example || Summerville Bank Arena || 1960-61
+| Blue || Windsor || St. John's || via Toronto
 |-
-| Westlake || Example || National Auto Company Arena || 1967-68
+| White || Des Moines || Omaha
 |-
-| Youngstown || Example || Tenth-Eighth Arena || 1961-62
+| Orange || Des Moines || Winnipeg || via Minneapolis
+|-
+| Brown || Des Moines || Saskatoon || via Fargo and Minneapolis
+|-
+| Purple || Omaha || Saskatoon || via Sioux Falls and Fargo
+|-
+| Lavender || Saskatoon || Yellowknife || via Whitehorse
+|-
+| TBD || Nampa (Boise) || TBD
+|-
+| TBD || Denver || TBD
 |}
+TRAIN TRAVEL
+Though limited, there is travel available by train. Routes are simply numbered.
 {| class="wikitable"
 |-
-! SOUTHWEST DIVISION !! Colors !! Arena !! First Season
+! Route !! West/South !! East/North !! Notes
 |-
-| Bluefield ||  || ASB Arena || 1984-85
+| 1 || Edmonton || Minneapolis || via Winnipeg
 |-
-| Coshocton (Saint Helena) Bulls || Red/Black/White || Coshocton Bank Arena || 1990-91
+| 2 || Omaha || Minneapolis || via Burlington, IA-
 |-
-| Queensland (Eagle Pass) Suns || Purple/Orange/White || Stop 'n Shop Arena || 1990-91
+| 3 || Windsor || Gaspe, PQ
 |-
-| Spokane ||  || Natway Center || 1970-71
+| 4 || Edmonton || Gaspe, PQ || via Toronto
-|-
-| West Liberty Sabers || Purple/Gold/White || Ohio Valley Bank Arena || 1974-75
 |}
+===Education===
+College options abound, as nearly 100 schools dot the landscape from the Atlantic to the Rockies.
+College variety:
+* State institutions:
+* Secular schools:
+* Technical colleges (x Tech or x A & M):
+* Military related schools (service academies and colleges):
+* Branch campuses:
+===Religion===
+Freedom of religion is well respected in Lycrabon, with many different faiths represented.
 {| class="wikitable"
 |-
-! NORTHWEST DIVISION !! Colors !! Arena !! First Season
+! Religion !! Followers !! Percentage
 |-
-| Algoma (West Grimsby) Eskimos || Example || Frontier Bank Center || 1976-77
+| Christian || 27,367,857 || 70.5
 |-
-| Cleveland Cavaliers ||  || West Valley Bank Arena || 1985-86
+| No affiliation || 8,695,603 || 22.4
 |-
-| Fort Wayne Pistons ||  || Great Lakes Bank Arena || 1985-86
+| Other || 1,358,688 || 3.5
 |-
-| Westernport ||  || Great Lakes Airlines Arena || 1976-77
+| Muslim || 776,393 || 2.0
 |-
-| Windsor (Malden) Timberwolves ||  || Riverside Center || 1976-77
+| Jewish || 621,115 || 1.6
+|-
+| '''TOTAL''' || 38,819,656 || 100.0
 |}
+===Culture===
-==== WOMEN'S NATIONAL BASKETBALL ALLIANCE ====
+Media abounds throughout Lycrabon, with newspapers throughout the country, and radio and television stations gathered into cable systems from coast to mountains.
-In 2017, a meeting of a handful of team owners convened in regards to starting a women's basketball league. Eventually, eight cities were chosen for the inaugural season in the summer of 2018. Two more will join in 2019, and an additional two start in 2020, bringing the eventual total to twelve.
+* Radio Stations
+* [[Cable Systems]]
+====Newspapers====
+No newspapers publish on holidays (New Year's, Easter, Independence Day (July 1), Labour Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas).
 {| class="wikitable sortable"
 |-
-! WESTERN CONFERENCE !! Colors !! Arena !! First Season !!  !! EASTERN CONFERENCE !! Colors !! Arena !! First Season
+! City !! Newspaper !! Publishing
 |-
-| Queensland Heat || Black/Red || Stop 'n Shop Arena || 2018 ||  || Elizabethtown || Example || Susquehanna Center || 2018
+| St. Catherine || Capital City Gazette || Mon-Sun
 |-
-| Saint Catherine Reign || Purple/White || Capital City Gazette Arena || 2018 ||  || New Amsterdam Liberty || Blue/White || Freedom Airlines Arena || 2018
+| Yellowknife || Sun-Shield || Mon-Sat
 |-
-| Summersville Blizzard || Navy/Sky Blue/White || Summersville Bank Arena || 2018 ||  || Massasoit Arrows || Red/Gold/Blue || Ontario Center || 2018
+| Whitehorse || Vindicator || Mon-Sat
 |-
-| Charlestown Belles || Blue/Gray || Riverton Bank Arena || 2018 ||  || Tidewater Mermaids || Green/Sky Blue/Navy ||Chesapeake Bay Arena || 2018
+| Montreal || du Soleil (French) || Mon-Sun
 |-
-| Westlake Shoregals|| Maroon/Gold || National Auto Company Arena || 2019 ||  || Trois-Rivieres Damsels || Sky Blue/Gold || Saint Lawrence Oil Arena || 2019
+| Montreal || Post-Dispatch (English) || Mon-Sun
 |-
-| Lakeview || Example || Caperton Bank Arena || 2020 ||  || Bayview Stars|| Silver/Black || Delaware River Bank Arena || 2020
+| National || Daily Mail-Inelligencer || Mon-Sun
-|}
-==== CONTINENTAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE ====
-{| class="wikitable"
 |-
-! National Football Conference !! Colors !! Stadium !! First Season !! !! Atlantic Football Conference !! Colors !! Stadium !! First Season
+| Whitehorse || Star-Telegram || Mon–Fri
 |-
-| '''West Division''' ||  ||  ||. ||  || '''West Division''' ||  ||  ||
+| "Quebec City" || Le Journal de Lycrabon (French) || Mon-Sun
 |-
-| Algoma (Dryden) Argonauts || Navy/White || Argo Dome || 1960 ||  || Charlestown Packers || Green/Gold || Charles Davis Stadium || 1933
+| Malden || Windsor News || Mon-Sat
 |-
-| Fort Wayne Flames || Example || Queen Western Bank Stadium || 1960 ||  || Queensland (Eagle Pass) Chargers || Gold/Navy/Sky Blue || River City Stadium || 1960
+| St. Catherine || Tribune-Ledger || Mon-Sun
 |-
-| Saint Helena Colts || Royal Blue/White || Olentangy Power Stadium || 1960 ||  || Westlake Broncos || Brown/Gold || Midwest Airlines Stadium|| 1933
+| Montreal || Intelligencer (English)|| Mon-Sat
 |-
-| Westernport Falcons || Black/Red/White || Buffwhisker Stadium || 1966 ||  || Windsor (Malden) Rams || Blue/White/Gold || Windsor Stadium || 1960
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| '''East Division''' ||  ||  ||  ||  || '''East Division''' ||  ||  ||
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| Bayview Ravens || Purple/White/Black || Southeast Oil Stadium || 1933 ||  || Boston Patriots || Red/White/Blue || Providence Bank Stadium|| 1960
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| Georgetown Titans || Sky Blue/Navy/White || CS & T Stadium || 1991 ||  || Grantsville Raiders || Silver/Black || EagleStates Bank Field || 1933
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| New Amsterdam Giants || Red/White/Blue || Atlantic Airlines Stadium || 1976 ||  || Kingsville Panthers || Teal/Black || Kingsville Municipal Stadium || 1960
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| Tidewater (South Beach) Dolphins || Teal/Orange/White || T-Mart Stadium || 1967 ||  || New Amsterdam Cowboys || Blue/White/Silver || Atlantic Airlines Stadium || 1987
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| '''North Division''' ||  ||  ||  || || '''North Division''' ||  ||  ||
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| East Fork Cardinals || Red/White || Midlands Insurance Field || 1933 || || Atlantic City Aces || Example || Coastal Oil Stadium || 1968
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| Lakeview Saints || Black/Gold || Great Lakes Oil Stadium || 1961 || || Lakeview Lions || Silver/Blue || Great Lakes Oil Stadium || 1933
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| Montreal Machine || Example || Sept-Iles Electric Stadium || 1960 || || Massasoit Redskins || Red/Gold/White || OPB Stadium || 1933
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| Trois-Riviéres Vikings || Purple/Gold/White || Green Mountain Bank Stadium || 1966 || || Spokane Seahawks || Example || Cuyahoga Valley Bank Stadium || 1950
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| '''South Division''' ||  ||  ||  ||  || '''South Division''' ||  ||  ||
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| Bluefield || Example || Bluefield Municipal Stadium || 1976 || || Dravosburg Dragons || Example || Allegheny Power Stadium || 1933
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| Saint Catherine Steelers || Black/Gold/White || Capital City Bank Stadium || 1933 || || New Alexandria Eagles || Green/Silver/White || Walker Stadium || 1933
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| Saltville Stallions || Example || Walter McGinnis Stadium || 1987 || || Summerville Grizzlies || Example || Welcome City Stadium || 1960
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| West Liberty Jaguars || Example || Southwest Airlines Stadium || 1991 |||| Youngstown RoughRiders ||  || Northland Bank Stadium || 1950
+| Example || Example || Example
-|}
-==== NATIONAL BASEBALL LEAGUE ====
-{|class="wikitable"
 |-
-! LEAGUE !! Colors !! Home Stadium !! First Season !! !! LEAGUE !! Colors !! Home Stadium !! First Season
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| EAST DIVISION ||  || ||  || || EAST DIVISION ||  || ||
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| Boston Red Sox || Red/Gray/White || Plymouth Mutual Park || 1993 || || Atlantic City Seals || Black/Gray/White || Eastern Airlines Stadium || 1962
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| East Fork Yankees || Blue/White || Yankee Stadium || 1892|| || Bayview Bayhawks || Example || Chesapeake Bay Stadium || 1962
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| New Amsterdam Emeralds || Green/White || Appleton Bank Stadium || 1903 || || Montreal Marauders || Purple/Black/White || First Niagara Stadium || 1969
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| Susquehanna (York) Silver Hawks || Silver/White/Black || SVB Stadium || 1892 || || New Amsterdam Captains || Blue/Gold/White || Long Island Stadium || 1961
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| Trois-Riviéres Browns || Red/Orange || Green Mountain Bank Stadium || 1977 ||  || Tidewater (South Beach) Marlins || Black/Orange/Teal/White || Marlins Park || 1961
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| CENTRAL DIVISION || ||  || || || CENTRAL DIVISION ||  ||  ||
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| Ashland Athletics || Green/Gold || Ashland Coliseum || 1892 ||  || Dravosburg Tigers || Blue/Orange || Tiger Stadium || 1901
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| Lakeview Pirates || Black/Gold|| First National Bank Stadium || 1892 ||  || Grantsville Giants || Black/Orange/White || Veterans Stadium || 1901
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| Massasoit Braves || Red/Blue || Allegheny Power Park || 1892 ||  || Lakeview Mariners || Teal/Navy/White || Lake Erie Stadium || 1901
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| New Alexandria Rangers || Red/Gray/Blue || Walker Stadium || 1892 || || Riverton (Charlestown) Otters || Brown/White/Gold || Charles Davis Stadium || 1968
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| Saint Catherine Blue Jays|| Sky Blue/Black/White || Riverside Stadium|| 1892 ||  || Saint Catherine Mets || Blue/Orange || Military Credit Union Field || 1901
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| WEST DIVISION ||  || ||  ||  || WEST DIVISION || || ||
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| Algoma (Dryden) Alley Cats || Example || Alley Cats Stadium || 1969 || || Amherst Angels || Red/White || Amherst Municipal Stadium || 1993
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| Fort Wayne Pilots || Blue/Red/Gold || Brink Motors Stadium || 1969 || || Cleveland White Sox || Black/Gray/White || Valley Oil Stadium || 1977
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| Queensland (Eagle Pass) Reds || Red/Gray/White || River City Stadium || 1988 || || Saint Helena Sky Sox || Example || LT&T Park || 1988
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| Westernport Wranglers || Example || Wrangler Stadium || 1969 || || Windsor (Malden) Royals || Sky Blue/Navy/Gray || Royals Stadium || 1901
+| Example || Example || Example
 |-
-| Spokane Indians || Blue/Red || City Stadium || 1892 ||  || Westlake Shorebirds || Example || North Coast Stadium || 1901
+| Example || Example || Example
+|-
+| Example || Example || Example
+|-
+| Example || Example || Example
+|-
+| Example || Example || Example
+|-
+| Example || Example || Example
+|-
+| Example || Example || Example
 |}
+Post    Nat'l    National    Postmedia    982,555    Mon–Sat    English
+The Globe and Mail    Nat'l    National    The Globe and Mail Inc.    2,139,363    Mon–Sat    English
+Calgary Sun    AB    Calgary    Postmedia    431,881    Mon–Sun    English
+Edmonton Sun    AB    Edmonton    Postmedia    303,324    Mon–Sun    English
+Medicine Hat News    AB    Medicine Hat    Alta Newspaper Group    64,731    Mon–Sat    English
+Winnipeg Sun    MB    Winnipeg    Postmedia    391,156    Mon–Sun    English
+The Western Star    NL    Corner Brook    SaltWire Network    32,863    Mon–Sat    English
+The Telegram    NL    St. John's    SaltWire Network    175,228    Mon–Sat    English
+The Hamilton Spectator    ON    Hamilton    Torstar    611,514    Mon–Sat    English
+Daily Miner and News    ON    Kenora    Postmedia    10,640    Tues–Fri    English
+Niagara Falls Review    ON    Niagara Falls    Postmedia    119,080    Mon–Sat    English
+Le Droit    ON    Ottawa    Groupe Capitales Médias    210,641    Mon–Sat    French
+Ottawa Sun    ON    Ottawa    Postmedia    289,076    Mon–Sun    English
+The Sault Star    ON    Sault Ste. Marie    Postmedia    88,227    Mon–Sat    English
+St. Catharines Standard    ON    St. Catharines    Postmedia    194,652    Mon–Sat    English
+The Chronicle-Journal    ON    Thunder Bay    Continental Newspapers    55,118    Mon–Sun    English
+The Windsor Star    ON    Windsor    Postmedia    314,794    Mon–Sat    English
+Montreal Gazette    QC    Montreal    Postmedia    624,807    Mon–Sat    English
+Le Journal de Québec    QC    Quebec City    Quebecor Media    1,108,394    Mon–Sun    French
+Leader-Post    SK    Regina    Postmedia    236,276    Mon–Sat    English
+The StarPhoenix    SK    Saskatoon    Postmedia    269,442    Mon–Sat    English
+===Crime and Punishment===
-==== SOCCER ====
+**Murder
+***First degree - death sentence or life without parole
+***Second degree - Life in prison, no less than 30 years
+***Third degree - 20-30 years in prison
+**Solicition/conspiracy of murder
+***First: 20 years; Second: 15 years; Third: 10 years
 {| class="wikitable"
 |-
-! WESTERN CONFERENCE !! Colors !! Home Field !! First Season !! !! EASTERN CONFERENCE !! Colors !! Home Field !! First Season
+! 1st degree Felony !! 2nd degree Felony !! 3rd degree Felony !! 1st degree misdemeanor !! 2nd degree misdemeanor !! 3rd degree misdemeanor !! Summary offenses
 |-
-| Algoma (Dryden) Ice Balls || Silver/White/Blue || Algoma Savings Bank Field || 1995 || || Atlantic City Red Bulls || Red/Gold || Atlantic Stadium || 1990
+| 20 years max || 10 years max || 7 years max || 5 years max || 2 years max || 1 year max || 180 days max (Note 1)
 |-
-| (Saint Catherine) Capital City SC || Blue/Green/White || City Island Stadium || 1976 || || Bayview Union || Orange/White || CS & T Field || 1988
+| Bribery of federal official || Bribery of provincial official || Assault || Forgery || Witness tampering || Vandalism || Disorderly conduct
 |-
-| Charlestown United FC || Orange/Navy/White || Charles Davis Stadium || 1976 ||  || Boston Breakers || Teal/Navy/Green/White || Providence Bank Stadium || 1997
+| Criminal transmission of HIV || Embezzlement || Extortion || Fraud || Example || Example || Driving under the influence*
 |-
-| Lakeview Whitecaps FC || Orange/Sky Blue/White || Lake Erie Regional Bank Field || 1976 || || Fair Haven Express || Silver/Blue || Georgia Barnett Stadium || 1976
+| Espionage || Hate crimes || Lynching || Rape || Perjury || Stalking || Moving violations
 |-
-| North Coast (Westlake) Sounders || Blue/Red/White || Midwest Airlines Stadium || 1978 || || Massasoit FC || Royal/Navy/White || OPB Stadium || 1978
+| Hijacking || Assault with bodily harm || Corruption || Live-streaming crimes (Note 2) || Jury tampering || Trespassing || -
 |-
-| Spokane River Bandits || Navy/Lime Green || City Stadium || 1976 |||| Montreal Impact || Maroon/White || LoanTree Field || 1997
+| Human rights abuses || Racketeering || Police impersonation || Smuggling || Breaking and entering || Pickpocketing || -
 |-
-| (Taylorsville) Sporting Flood City || Maroon/Gold/Black|| Point Paints Stadium || 1976 || || New Alexandria Revolution || Red/Blue || People's Gas Field || 1976
+| Torture || Assault with deadly weapon || Obstruction of justice || Blackmail || Operation of illegal fireworks || Criminal trespass || -
 |-
-| Summersville FC ||Blue/Gold || First Niagara Field || 1976 || || New Amsterdam Liberty || Red/White/Blue || ConAm Power Field || 1987
+| Death threats on public official || General solicitation || Bomb threats || Bugulary || - || Public intoxication || -
 |-
-| West Liberty Timbers || Forest Green/White || Southwest Airlines Stadium || 1991 || || Real Grantsville || Purple/Gold|| EagleStates Bank Field || 1976
+| Treason || Robbery || Reckless driving resulting in death || Cruelty to animals || - || - || -
 |-
-| Westernport Earthquakes || Green/White/Black|| Great Lakes Bank Field || 1992 || || South Beach SC || Example || South Beach Bank Stadium || 1989
+| Motor vehicle theft || Attempted murder || Child abduction || Child endangerment || - || - || -
 |-
-| Youngstown United FC || Red/Black || Comet Airlines Field || 1976 |||| Trois-Riviéres FC || || Noroco Stadium || 1991
+|| Child pornography || Kidnapping || Domestic violence || Possession of stolen property || - || - || -
 |-
-| St. Catherine FC || Silver/Black|| Soldier Field (Newcastle University) || 2018 ||
+| - || - || Forcible rape || - || - || - || -
 |}
+#Other options: probation, restitution, accelerated rehabilitative disposition (ARD) - not allowed in sexually based offenses
+# In addition to penalty for the crime committed
+===Sports===
+Sports are prevelant throughout the country. High school football, hockey and basketball are very popular, as are all college sports (the latter being governed by the LCAA). Professional leagues include football, baseball, basketball (men's and women's), hockey and soccer.
+====LYCRABON IN INTERNATIONAL SPORTS====
+Lycrabon is best known internationally for their baseball squad, who has been the host team in two World Baseball Classics (17 and 24), and has won one championship (WBC 20).
+{| class="wikitable"
+|-
+! WBC !! Group Stage Record !! Playoff Record !! Result !! Post-Classic Rank
+|-
+| 12 || 8-2 || 2-3 || Quarterfinals (Newmanistan) || 14
+|-
+| 13 || 6-2 || 1-2 || Round of 16 (Newmanistan) || 13
+|-
+| 15 || 5-5 || || Did not qualify ||21
+|-
+| 16 || 9-5 || 10-7 || Round of 16 (Zwangzug) || 13
+|-
+| 17 || 3-7 || || Did not qualify ||17
+|-
+| 18 || 6-2 || 3-2 || Quarterfinals (Sarzonia) || 8
+|-
+| 19 || 12-2 || 3-3 || Quarterfinals (Churchma) || 9
+|-
+| 20 || 10-0 || 9-2 || CHAMPIONS, last defeating Western Cuba || 1
+|-
+| 21 || 5-5 || 3-3 || Quarterfinals (Zwangzug) || 3
+|-
+| 22 || 10-0 || 2-2 || Quarterfinals (Darmen) ||4
+|-
+| 23 || 8-2 ||  || Did not qualify || 7
+|-
+| 24 || 9-1 || 0-2 || Round of 16 (Saugeais) ||8
+|-
+| 25 || 7-3 || 0-2 || Round of 16 (Free South Califas)||12
+|-
+| 26 || 8-2 || 1-2 || Round of 16 (Taeshan) || 14
+|-
+| 41 || 12-18 || || Did not qualify ||40
+|-
+| 42 || 22-8 || 4-4 || Quarterfinals (Darmen) ||12
+|-
+| 43|| 14-10 || 0-2 ||First Round (Cassadaigua) || 14
+|-
+| 44 || 20-10 || 4-3 || Quarterfinals (Cassadaigua) || 13
+|-
+| 45 || 13-11 || 6-6 || Quarterfinals (The Sherpa Empire) || 11
+|-
+| 46 || 21-9 || 7-8 || Fourth Place (lost to Free Republics in Semifinals, lost to Banija in Consolation) || TBD
+|-
+| All-time|| 208-104 (.667)|| 57-63 (.475)||1 Championship, 7 Quarterfinal, 1 Semifinal exits || 265-167 (.613)
+|}
+All-time record (regular season and playoffs): 265-167 (.613) as of WBC 46 (20 appearances).
+{| class="wikitable"
+|-
+! Round !! All-time exits
+|-
+| Non-qualifiers || 4
+|-
+| First/Play-in || 1
+|-
+| Round of 16 || 5
+|-
+| Quarterfinals || 8
+|-
+| Semifinals/Third Place || 1
+|-
+| Runner-up || -
+|-
+| CHAMPION || 1
+|}
+*Highest ranking: 1, following WBC 20.
+*Lowest ranking: 40, following WBC 41 (upon returning from hiatus).
+===== National team retired numbers =====
+* 17 Axel Florentssen (Super-Llamaland NT, murdered during WBC 41 - also retired by the NBL)
+* 57 Garry Barnett, Jr. (Lycrabon, 1-time champion, WBC Hall of Famer)
+===HISTORY OF LYCRABON===
+====Lycrabon Beginnings====
+Canadian and American politicians alienated many citizens throughout most of the 20th century, and a small group of them - David Grant and Davis among them - organized a revolt against the US government. In July of 1984, the twenty leaders started (with their respective divisions) the revolution with a simultaneous attack on Parliament in Ottawa and in federal buildings throughout Canada and the upper US midwest. By the fall of 1984, American and Canadian forces were deeply on the ropes. Over four days that December, a US delegation, the new country's delegation, and a Canadian delegation hammered out an agreement to give the rebels the country they desired.
+In January of 1985, leaders of the successful revolution met to draft a constitution and form the provinces that would form the new nation. The lands west of Ontario weren't quite ready for formation, but the divisions were drawn up for their eventual creation. The first provinces created were North Royalton, Newcastle, and East Ontario. In 1986, the Windsor, Algoma and West Ontario provinces were created.
+=== DOMESTIC PROFESSIONAL SPORTS LEAGUES: ===
+* Team, Arena (Capacity), First Year
+[[PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE HISTORY]]
 ===LYCRABON COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION (LCAA)===
@@ Line 1,884: / Line 1,721: @@
 # Women's team only
-==LYCRABON IN INTERNATIONAL SPORTS==
-Lycrabon is best known internationally for their baseball squad, who has been the host team in two World Baseball Classics (17 and 24), and has won one championship (WBC 20).
+==Banks of Lycrabon==
 {| class="wikitable"
 |-
-! WBC !! Group Stage Record !! Playoff Record !! Result !! Post-Classic Rank
+! Charter !! Bank !! Headquarters !! Branches
 |-
-| 12 || 8-2 || 2-3 || Quarterfinals (Newmanistan) || 14
+| 001 || First National Bank || Lakeview || 400
 |-
-| 13 || 6-2 || 1-2 || Round of 16 (Newmanistan) || 13
+| 002 || Lakeview National Bank || Lakeview || 20
 |-
-| 15 || 5-5 || || Did not qualify ||21
+| 003 || Caperton Bank || Collegeville || 20
 |-
-| 16 || 9-5 || 10-7 || Round of 16 (Zwangzug) || 13
+| 004 || Summersville Provincial Bank || Summersville || 5
 |-
-| 17 || 3-7 || || Did not qualify ||17
+| 005 || DELETED (Note 1) || ||
 |-
-| 18 || 6-2 || 3-2 || Quarterfinals (Sarzonia) || 8
+| 006 || Military Credit Union || Westerville || 15
 |-
-| 19 || 12-2 || 3-3 || Quarterfinals (Churchma) || 9
+| 007 || DELETED (Note 1) || ||
 |-
-| 20 || 10-0 || 9-2 || CHAMPIONS, last defeating Western Cuba || 1
+| 008 || Eagle States Bank || Grantsville || 20
 |-
-| 21 || 5-5 || 3-3 || Quarterfinals (Zwangzug) || 3
+| 009 || Three Rivers Bank || St. Catherine || 20
 |-
-| 22 || 10-0 || 2-2 || Quarterfinals (Darmen) ||4
+| 010 || Capital City Bank || St. Catherine || 10
 |-
-| 23 || 8-2 ||  || Did not qualify || 7
+| 011 || Newcastle Savings & Loan || St. Catherine || 10
 |-
-| 24 || 9-1 || 0-2 || Round of 16 (Saugeais) ||8
+| 012 || Tenth-Eighth Bank (Note 1) || Youngstown || 100
 |-
-| 25 || 7-3 || 0-2 || Round of 16 (Free South Califas)||12
+| 013 || Cuyahoga Valley Bank || Westlake || 30
 |-
-| 26 || 8-2 || 1-2 || Round of 16 (Taeshan) || 14
+| 014 || Susquehanna Valley Bank || || 25
 |-
-| 41 || 12-18 || || Did not qualify ||40
+| 015 || Flood City Regional Bank || Taylorsville || 25
 |-
-| 42 || 22-8 || 4-4 || Quarterfinals (Darmen) ||12
+| 016 || Potomac Valley Bank || Grantsville || 30
 |-
-| 43||14-10||0-2||First Round (Cassadaigua) || 14
+| 017 || Banque de Lycrabon || Montreal || 20
 |-
-| All-time||154-74 (.675)||37-36 (.507)||1 Championship, 6 Quarterfinal exits
+| 018 || Algoma Savings Bank || || 15
+|-
+| 019 || Frontier Bank || || 25
+|-
+| 020 || Chesapeake Bay Savings & Trust ||  || 50
+|-
+| 021 || Ohio Valley Provincial Bank || Charlestown || 25
+|-
+| 022 || Riverton Bank || Charlestown || 25
+|-
+| 023 || Coshocton Bank || Saint Helena || 10
+|-
+| 024 || Ontario Provincial Bank || Example || 15
+|-
+| 025 || Upper Peninsula Bank || Example || 15
+|-
+| 026 || Great Lakes Bank || Westernport || 50
+|-
+| 027 || Queen Western Bank || Example || 20
+|-
+| 028 || Atlantic Bank || Atlantic City || Example
+|-
+| 029 || South Beach Bank || South Beach || Example
+|-
+| 030 || Kanawha Bank || West Liberty || Example
+|-
+| 031 || Hudson Valley Bank || New Amsterdam || Example
+|-
+| 032 || Appleton Bank || New Amsterdam || Example
+|-
+| 033 || First Niagara Bank || Example || Example
+|-
+| 034 || Allegheny Savings Bank || New Alexandria || Example
+|-
+| 035 || Delaware River Bank || Example || Example
+|-
+| 036 || Monongahela Valley Bank || Sharon || 3
+|-
+| 037 || Riverton Savings and Trust || Charlestown || Example
+|-
+| 038 || Providence Bank || Example || Example
+|-
+| 039 || Banque du Montreal || Montreal || Example
+|-
+| 040 || Eastern Bank || Boston || Example
+|-
+| 041 || Aquidneck Bank || Example || Example
+|-
+| 042 || Plymouth Mutual Bank || Example || Example
+|-
+| 043 || Green Mountain Bank || Example || Example
+|-
+| 044 || Northland Bank || Mercersburg || 4
+|-
+| 045 || Midlands Regional Bank || Philipsburg || 4
+|-
+| 046 || Lake Erie Regional Bank || Spokane || 5
 |}
-All-time record (regular season and playoffs): 191-110 (.635) as of WBC 43 (16 appearances).
-*Highest ranking: 1, following WBC 20.
+# Tenth-Eighth Bank is a merger of Mahoning Valley Bank (Charter 005) and Youngstown Savings and Trust (Charter 007).
-*Lowest ranking: 40, following WBC 41 (upon returning from hiatus).

Incorporated States of Lycrabon Lycrabon
— Country —
Motto: "We're on a mission from God."
Annexed	1985
Incorporated	1985
Government
• Type	Democracy
• President	Gregory Hodge (until 2022)
• Vice President	Gabriel Meyers (until 2022)
Area
• Total	3,870,856.38 sq mi (10,025,472 km²)
• Land	3,517,332.36 sq mi (9,109,849 km²)
• Water	353,524.02 sq mi (915,623 km²) 9.13%
Population (2010 Census)
• Total	38,819,656
• Density	10.03/sq mi (4.26/km²)
Time zone	Eastern (EST) (UTC-5)
• Summer (DST)	EDT (UTC-4)
Zip code	0000-9999
Area code(s)	101, 102