Guanche Empire

Note: this article does not reffer to the country in Canary Mapping's Alternate Future of Africa of the same name, this is a different timeline
The Guanche Empire (TBA) is a country in Western Africa. Its capital is the fortified town of Canarina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site (note: the city is fictional and so is the unesco site).
Successor - > Canarii Democratic Free Republic 
Lifespan: 1897-2057 
== Administrative Divisions ==
The Empire divides itself into eight administrative regions, in counter-clockwise order: Sus, Draa, Tkanaren, Sahra, Mauritania, Bamako, Segu and Azawad; the capitals of each region are, respectively: Agadir, Tarfaya, Teldyt, Zwerat, Nuakshot, Bamako, Segu and Adrar.
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== Mapperdonia Allies/Enemies ==
=== Allies ===
-Germaska: Trade
-Sweetmany: Trade Route
-Switzlovenkia: Trade Route
-A: Military/Trade
-Sharoe: Trade Pact
-First Pomeranian-Olderburgian Republic: Trade & Economic
=== Enemies ===
Harinia: Boicott
== OTHER DATA ==
TOP 10 CITIES BY POPULATION (Mainland Africa)
# 1.856.189 - Bamako
# 1.524.165 - Canarina *Capital*
# 1.289.345 - Nuakshot (OTL Nouakchott, Mauritania)
# 215.860 - Dakhla 
# 199.543 - Agadir
# 180.433 - L'Aayun (OTL Laäyoune, W.S.)
# 176.562 - Adrar
# 132.800 - Tan Tan
# 113.678 - Timbuktu
# 99.009 - Tinduf
tba: segou, kalabancoro, kati, rosso, nema kiffa, nouadhibou, etc. + cities in canary (aguere, teldyt, etc.)
10. RATES
Unemployment: 2,35%
Mortality: 6,78%
== Guanche in other Languages ==
=== Real life: ===
-Português (official): Império Guanche
-Español: Imperio Guanche
-English: Guanche Empire
-Français: Guanche Empire
-Українська: Імперія Гуанчі
=== ON Languages: ===
-Militian/Pollanovan: Ymper Guanxe
-Abexian: Emperio Guanche
-Atlasioi: Veteryst Ketanioi
-Pommerska Spracha: Imperjum Gunachejskje
-Territoryan: Gruankee Emprajire
-Вєнєдська: Гуанчуська імперія
Category:Official Nations
Category:Official Nations in Africa
Category:Dieggi Canary Islands
Category:Canary Mapping
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