Crescent Island (54°1′S, 37°19′W) is a small, roughly crescent-shaped island lying close south of Mollyhawk Island in the Bay of Isles, South Georgia.

Klef Raraha is a small Caribbean island in British territory with an area of 870 acres. Klef Raraha, meaning Citrus Reef in English, is operated as a citrus plantation that is now owned by the islanders who number 465 at the latest census. The local population speaks Papiamentu and English. Klef Raraha was once owned by a family of Portuguese origins (the Lopes family). The family operated the island as well as a number of other investments, however the present generation did not desire to live on the island. Since the cost to upkeep the island was rising and citrus prices were not the best, the family opted to sell Klef Raraha. For a few years, in the late 1990s, the island was for sale, marketed as a tourist destination at a very high price, but no takers came forward. Finally, the island was offered to the workers at a much reduced price, thought to be in the neighbourhood of 25 million dollars.

Klef Raraha is a small Caribbean island in British territory with an area of 870 acres. Klef Raraha, meaning Citrus Reef in English, is operated as a citrus plantation that is now owned by the islanders who number 465 at the latest census. The local population speaks Papiamentu and English. Klef Raraha was once owned by a family of Portuguese origins (the Lopes family). The family operated the island as well as a number of other investments, however the present generation did not desire to live on the island. Since the cost to upkeep the island was rising and citrus prices were not the best, the family opted to sell Klef Raraha. For a few years, in the late 1990s, the island was for sale, marketed as a tourist destination at a very high price, but no takers came forward. Finally, the island was offered to the workers at a much reduced price, thought to be in the neighbourhood of 25 million dollars.

Klef Raraha is a small Caribbean island in British territory with an area of 870 acres. Klef Raraha, meaning Citrus Reef in English, is operated as a citrus plantation that is now owned by the islanders who number 465 at the latest census. The local population speaks Papiamentu and English. Klef Raraha was once owned by a family of Portuguese origins (the Lopes family). The family operated the island as well as a number of other investments, however the present generation did not desire to live on the island. Since the cost to upkeep the island was rising and citrus prices were not the best, the family opted to sell Klef Raraha. For a few years, in the late 1990s, the island was for sale, marketed as a tourist destination at a very high price, but no takers came forward. Finally, the island was offered to the workers at a much reduced price, thought to be in the neighbourhood of 25 million dollars.

Klef Raraha is a small Caribbean island in British territory with an area of 870 acres. Klef Raraha, meaning Citrus Reef in English, is operated as a citrus plantation that is now owned by the islanders who number 465 at the latest census. The local population speaks Papiamentu and English. Klef Raraha was once owned by a family of Portuguese origins (the Lopes family). The family operated the island as well as a number of other investments, however the present generation did not desire to live on the island. Since the cost to upkeep the island was rising and citrus prices were not the best, the family opted to sell Klef Raraha. For a few years, in the late 1990s, the island was for sale, marketed as a tourist destination at a very high price, but no takers came forward. Finally, the island was offered to the workers at a much reduced price, thought to be in the neighbourhood of 25 million dollars.

Klef Raraha is a small Caribbean island in British territory with an area of 870 acres. Klef Raraha, meaning Citrus Reef in English, is operated as a citrus plantation that is now owned by the islanders who number 465 at the latest census. The local population speaks Papiamentu and English. Klef Raraha was once owned by a family of Portuguese origins (the Lopes family). The family operated the island as well as a number of other investments, however the present generation did not desire to live on the island. Since the cost to upkeep the island was rising and citrus prices were not the best, the family opted to sell Klef Raraha. For a few years, in the late 1990s, the island was for sale, marketed as a tourist destination at a very high price, but no takers came forward. Finally, the island was offered to the workers at a much reduced price, thought to be in the neighbourhood of 25 million dollars.

Centered in and around Saranac Lake/Lake Clear, New York. It is described as a “pint-sized paradise” comprised of “several dozen chunks or ‘islands’ of wilderness existing within the northeastern states of the USA”. There are nearly 50 NFA outposts throughout the Adirondacks and New England. Their declaration of existence was formalized through the enactment and ratification of a Constitution on September 21,1998. The head and founder of this “constitutional monarchy” is “King James III”. Having explored the vast tracks of forestland known as the Great Northern Forest, he purchased the land that would become Backwoods (the capital of the NFA) and organized other widely dispersed bits of timberland under a cohesive system of government.

The Republic of Molossia was founded on 26 May 1977 by Kevin Baugh. Molossia consists of Baugh's property in Dayton, Nevada (USA), and its citizens are limited to the members of his family who reside there.

The Republic of Molossia was founded on 26 May 1977 by Kevin Baugh. Molossia consists of Baugh's property in Dayton, Nevada (USA), and its citizens are limited to the members of his family who reside there.

The Republic of Molossia was founded on 26 May 1977 by Kevin Baugh. Molossia consists of Baugh's property in Dayton, Nevada (USA), and its citizens are limited to the members of his family who reside there.