North West of England

The North West of England, or informally The North West, is a region of the United Kingdom comprised of five ceremonial, English counties – Cumbria, Lancashire, Greater Manchester, Merseyside, and Cheshire.

Contents 1 Economy 2 Governance 2.1 Members of Parliament 2.2 Historical 2.2.1 Manchester Council 3 Geography 3.1 Neighboring Regions 4 History

Economy

The North West is one of the United Kingdom's three Iron regions, the other two being Wales and the West Midlands.

This provides a 20% boost to weapon and weapon raw material production in the country which controls it, provided the region is connected to the nation's capital region and they do not already have access to another of the same resource.

Governance

Members of Parliament

The Members of Parliament are the United Kingdom's equivalent of eRepublik's congress.

The current Members of Parliament for the North West of England are:

Citizen	Party	Votes
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Historical

Manchester Council

The North West of England was formerly run by Manchester Council, its purpose was to divide up the responsibilities of Government between Politicians and Congressmen from the region.

Geography

The North West of England is located in moving zone A3.

Neighboring Regions

North West of England is neighbored by following regions:

• UK, East Midlands
• UK, North East of England
• UK, Scotland
• Poland, Wales
• UK, West Midlands
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History

Prior to the move into V1 and the abolishment of the Mayoral system, the region was known as Liverpool. Since then it has been renamed as the North West of England.

Regions of UK
Cork · Dublin · East Midlands · East of England · London · Maine · Massachusetts · Mayo · Nordjylland · North East of England · North West of England · Northern Ireland · Scotland · Shannon · South East of England · South West of England · West Midlands · Wexford · Yorkshire & Humberside