Western Appalachia (NCBall)

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Western Appalachia is a nation in the western parts of the Appalachian Mountains. It encompasses the areas of former Tennessee, Northeastern Alabama, far Northwestern Georgia, Southeastern Kentucky, far Western Virginia, and Southern West Virginia.

Geography
Western Appalachia, or WA, is a somewhat small nation located in the Appalachian Mountains. The highest point in WA is Clingman's Dome, which is on the border with the Carolinian Republic. In the Western areas of WA, there is the Mississippi River, a major river for many former American nations. There is also the New Madrid fault line, which causes some minor-moderate earthquakes in the western areas.