NationStates Jolt Archive

Determining the oldest nations of Chicago --
</FACTBOOK>

* <NUMNATIONS>40</NUMNATIONS>
* <NATIONS>periodical_cicadas: new_south_texas: central_us_city_states: downers_grove: the_blue_line: ran_out_of_good_names: cedar_bluff: principe_azul: princessa_del_castillo: stcharles_west_apts: wesley-willis: guzzlemcdrinky: west_cedarbrook: buchu: resitonia: hizzhonor: himvalo: liberta_islands: marrisasboobs: mooktania: the_blues_brothers-: rami431: uno_efe: wooddale_hysterian: samsana: predicament: hunnin_the_raven: ledamned: zephyr_alpha: meridianland: fender_telecaster: lake_shore_drive: ms_betsy_ross: free_chicago: holy_republic_ii: wind_talker: bobeperu: parvolex2: emporer_ed: blue_jacket_fan</NATIONS>
* <DELEGATE>samsana</DELEGATE>
* <DELEGATEVOTES>8</DELEGATEVOTES>
* <FOUNDER>0</FOUNDER>
* </REGIONINFO>

I am also requesting older XML screens of this region from NS' master archivist(s) -- as the one immediately above reflects life in the region since the invasion three days ago (lead invader delegate: Samsana)

Thanks in advance to anyone who helps

Here's some records from my vault ;)

(They survived Hurricane Katrina! :)

Click this link below:
http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=418819

This link features an old XML screen from 13 of May, 2005:

<NUMNATIONS>29</NUMNATIONS>
* <NATIONS>periodical_cicadas: new_south_texas: gurnee: the_gregist_states: living_rivers: flagstaff_bay: princessa_del_castillo: dingus_egg: central_us_city_states: harborton: principe_azul: the_mighty_manties: logan_square: christerry6969: downers_grove: skompton: the_blue_line: stcharles_west_apts: ran_out_of_good_names: state_and_madison: manygangstas: bitter_oranges: boooooooooooooooooooo: dbrasco: the_chicago_white_sox: margarandalanda: harrier_britain: go_cubs: montreal_and_chicago</NATIONS>
* <DELEGATE>gurnee</DELEGATE>
* <DELEGATEVOTES>7</DELEGATEVOTES>
* <FOUNDER>0</FOUNDER>
* </REGIONINFO>

And of course our impressive original World Factbook Entry:

CHICAGO HAS: 30,000,000 annual visitors; 2,890,000 residents; 213,000 catch basins; 148,000 manholes; 47,330 fire hydrants; 6,630 hotel rooms; 25,610 hospital beds; 13,550 police officers; 1,180 Crossing Guards; 7,000+ restaurants; 6,400 bike racks; 4,600+ landmark properties; 4,300 miles of sewer mains; 4,290 miles of water mains; 4,260 firefighters; 3,780 miles of streets; 630 paramedics; 600+ public school buildings; 560 parks; 228 square miles; 200+ annual parades; 200 live theaters; 198 neighborhoods.