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{{RegionIntro|United Kingdom|capital=Norwich}} The region consists of the most eastern half of the United Kingdom's original regions. It includes the ceremonial counties of Essex, Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Norfolk and Suffolk.
  
The '''East of England''' is one of the regions of the [[United Kingdom]], consisting of the most eastern half of the United Kingdom's original regions. It includes the ceremonial counties of Essex, Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Norfolk and Suffolk.
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== Geography ==
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The East of England is located in moving zone A3.
  
==Economy==
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=== Neighbouring regions ===
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{{Neighbors|East Midlands|Flanders|London|South East of England|Southern Netherlands}}
  
The East of England is one of the United Kingdom's two [[oil]] [[File:Icon - Oil.png|20px]] regions, the other being the [[East_Midlands|East Midands]].
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== Historical resource ==
  
This provides a 20% boost to  [[Weapon|weapon]] and [[Weapon raw material|weapon raw material]] production in the country which controls it, provided the region is connected to the nation's [[capital (political)|capital region]] and they do not already have access to another of the same resource.
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The East of England was one of the United Kingdom's two [[oil]] [[File:Icon - Oil.png|20px]] regions, the other being the [[East_Midlands|East Midands]].  
  
==Governance==
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This provided a 20% boost to  [[Weapon|weapon]] and [[Weapon raw material|weapon raw material]] production to the country which controlled it, provided the region was connected to the nation's [[capital (political)|capital region]] and they did not already have access to another of the same resource.
  
===Members of Parliament===
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== Governance ==
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=== Members of Parliament ===
  
The [[House_of_Commons|Members of Parliament]] are the United Kingdom's equivalent of eRepublik's [[congress]].
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The [[House of Commons|Members of Parliament]] are the United Kingdom's equivalent of eRepublik's [[congress]].
  
The current [[House_of_Commons|Members of Parliament]] for the East of England are:
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The current [[House of Commons|Members of Parliament]] for the East of England are:
  
 
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===Historical===
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=== Historical ===
  
====East of England Council====
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==== East of England Council ====
  
 
[[File:EoE.jpg|right|thumb|The East of England Council logo|55px]]
 
[[File:EoE.jpg|right|thumb|The East of England Council logo|55px]]
  
 
The [[East of England Council]] was set up shortly after the June 2009 Congress elections. [[John Bartlett]], [[Lionbeard]], Marcus Wyclif and [[MiloMan]] were the key founders of the council to tackle the low activity in the region. It has since disbanded.
 
The [[East of England Council]] was set up shortly after the June 2009 Congress elections. [[John Bartlett]], [[Lionbeard]], Marcus Wyclif and [[MiloMan]] were the key founders of the council to tackle the low activity in the region. It has since disbanded.
 
==Geography==
 
 
The East of England is located in moving zone A3.
 
 
===Neighbouring Regions===
 
{{Neighbors|East Midlands|Flanders|London|South East of England|Southern Netherlands}}
 
  
 
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Revision as of 07:02, 29 November 2018

Languages: 
EnglishIcon-English.png
East of England

Icon-Brazil.png Brazil

Flag of the owner  Coat of Arms of East of England
Map of the region
Society
Original owner Flag-United Kingdom.jpg United Kingdom
Capital Norwich
Residents 93
Visitors 37
Language English
Moving zone A3
Productivity
Resource Icon - Fish.png

Last update: November 29, 2018

East of England is a region in Brazil and its capital is Norwich. Its original owner is United Kingdom. The region consists of the most eastern half of the United Kingdom's original regions. It includes the ceremonial counties of Essex, Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Norfolk and Suffolk.

Geography

The East of England is located in moving zone A3.

Neighbouring regions

East of England is neighbored by the following regions:

Historical resource

The East of England was one of the United Kingdom's two oil Icon - Oil.png regions, the other being the East Midands.

This provided a 20% boost to weapon and weapon raw material production to the country which controlled it, provided the region was connected to the nation's capital region and they did 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 East of England are:

Citizen Party Votes
Vacant
Vacant
Vacant

Historical

East of England Council

The East of England Council logo

The East of England Council was set up shortly after the June 2009 Congress elections. John Bartlett, Lionbeard, Marcus Wyclif and MiloMan were the key founders of the council to tackle the low activity in the region. It has since disbanded.