Commonly shortened to just Wyneries or its initials (RoW), the Republic of Wyneries land area is 199,068 square miles. It is divided into six counties, has a total of 181 townships, 15 cities, and 418 wineries.

Wyneries boasts a population of 35,410,589 as of the July 1, 2005 census. The populations of its eight largest cities (as of 2005 census) are:

• Newchester 3,439,541
• Newhaven 3,223,667
• Millford 3,021,618
• Sherwood 2,817,113
• Waterbury 2,705,242
• Delaney 2,543,957
• Nottingham 2,489,226
• Landing 2,133,070

Additionally, RoW has seven lesser cities with populations over 1,000,000:

• Pool 1,939,541
• Press 1,696,821
• Shearing 1,518,487
• Junction 1,374,702
• Overwatch 1,234,159
• Pointe 1,140,294
• Bend 1,037,090

First "landing" by Wynerians: December 11th, 1849.

National Founding Day: December 24, 1858.

Capital: Grapeshire Preserve, City of Sherwood.

National animal: dragon (fictional).

National currency: bangaloor (B); 10 loor (L) equal one bangaloor; the bangaloor is tied to the dollarUS at the rate of 2B = 1$US.

Mountains: The Green Mountains run east-west in the south of the nation, so-named because they are a mass of green in a country largely surfaced with black lava. Unlike the other mountains in the country, the Green Mountains are partially sedimentary in origin, but also contain both ancient and more recent volcanic insult. Numerous solitary mountains, exclusively volcanic, dot the countryside. These all pre-date the volcanic activity that produced the current surface flows and are all located on what are known as "old land," meaning land that existed before the more recent lava flows. The more recent flows emanated from massive surface-level vents, not from mountain-forming volcanoes. All mountains in RoW are forested to some degree.

Waterways: Three rivers are entirely within the boundaries of the RoW: River Flow, River Fall, and River Robin. The River Deep and River North enter RoW from the east. The Waterbury Tube is a natural, underground lava tube carrying part of the north fork of the River Fall (discovered 1885).

Lakes: Only two notable lakes exist in the RoW, both of which are volcanic craters: Big Lake in the northwest and Lake Kimberly in the southwest. Many minor lakes exist in the Green Mountains.

Forests: As previously stated, all mountains in RoW are partially forested. Additionally, two large national forests exist in "old land" between solitary mountains; these are Sherwood Forest in the center of the country and Black Forest in the north. Of course, The Green Mountains contain a vast forest and, like all forests in RoW, is held in trust by the government for all people.

National Drink: wine.

National fruit: grape.

National snack: cheese,