Limberwisk

Limberwisk is an arctic nation located in the Arctic Circle. It lies on the convergent zone between the North American and Eurasian plates. The tallest peak in the nation is called Mount Qaqqaq, which is an extinct volcano. Nearby is the largest lake, Lake Imeq, which drains into the longest river, Frisk River. It has a network of energy powered by geothermal hotspots found around the country, similar to Iceland.

History
The history of Limberwisk is not well known, but however it is known that they once had a dispute with Norway over Jan Mayen, which lies on the same fault line as they do. It was a dispute over the dormant volcano summit known locally as Beerenberg peak. It was also the start of the Limber Wars, which lasted a full 3 days.

Flag
The flag is in the same shape as Greenland's flag. The flag however is consisted of a horizontal bi-color of white and black, with two semi-circles, making a full circle lightly askew to the left. The semi-circles colors are blue and orange. The orange and blue stand for the famously known gulba fruit, as well as the union between native Kahhlll people and the Nordic vikings from the distant past.

The black and white bi-colors not only stand for the orca (the national animal of Limberwisk), but also the ice, snow, as well as the soil that provides the enviornment for the gulba fruit. The black also stands for blood.

Coat of Arms
Going along with the flag, Limberwisk also has a coat of arms. It contains a shield with the same blue and white colors (with the same symbolic meanings), with an orca on the left, as previously discussed is the national animal. There is also a battle axe on the right and to the bottom is a black banner with Limberwisk written in the native Hush language.

Geography
The nation is situated between Iceland and Scandinavia in the Arctic Circle, not far from the convergent zone between the North American and Eurasian plates. Limberwisk's capital and largest city is called Alkalai Clow, and only has one main highway connecting the city to the northwestern part of the country. The entire western coast is uninhabited due to the terrain and frozen fjords.