Miland:Another micronation. I guess they'll survive till someone strikes something valuable, and then the writing will be on the wall. But what evidence is there that they've adopted Esperanto as an official language? I don't see any Esperanto on their website.

Take a look at this Wikipedia link, it also shows esperanto as being one of their official languages (per constitution)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principality_of_Hutt_...

Evildela:I'm from Tassy, so if WA and SA decided to succeeded, then it wouldn't take long for Tas to follow suit =P

Vivu la Revolucio! (Kaj aldonu esperanton al la nova konstitucio!)

It is though sort of funny how the country is more or less divided between the three Eastern states, and everywhere else with SA and NT sort of being part of a big fuzzy border

Another property/ "micro-nation" where E-o is offical language: Kastela Respubliko.

"...They found their E-o micro nation(?) at October 21/2010..."

Kastelo Respubliko at twitter

Kastelio flago

KastelioTV (youtube channel)

list of micro nations (en)

list of micro nations at the German Wikipedia. (not specially E-o uloj "occupied". Excluding Neutral-Moresnet which was a Esperantujo trial.)

Can't find it on Google maps with the address... And I keep forgetting how damn big WA is .

ceigered:Can't find it on Google maps with the address... And I keep forgetting how damn big WA is .

Hhm, seems to be that "Principality of Hutt River" search term was removed from the Google map database. I swear I found it before with search term " Principality of Hutt River Western Australia 6532, Australien ".

The regarding Wikipedia entry shows the location code. This code can be found at Google map.

28°4′28″S 114°28′14.5″E

Google map "map view" for this location code.

Google map satelite view. It seems to be still there.

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Google map route from:

Binnu, Western Australia, Australia (at the North West Coastal Hwy 1; north of Geraldton)

to:

28°4′28″S 114°28′14.5″E (Principality of Hutt River)

41 kilometers maybe finest washboard road and surprising kangaroo encounting. Even 2 mtrs tall ones. They keep on road if an car arrives. No joke. It can be really dangerous not even at twilight also the whole day. Take care inside whole Western Australia if someones wanna do this adventure. Even a roo-bar can not protect someone completly.

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This road sign also shows "Chillmony Rd" which can be found via Google map searching " Chilmony Rd, Binnu Western Australia, Australien ". Seems to be that it is misspelled at Google map. One "l" (like Lima) is missing at "Chilmony Rd". According to the road sign it's "Chillmony Rd" with double "l" (like Lima).

And yes, WA is very huge I did the way from Adelaide via Kalgoorlie-Boulder, Esperance, Adelaide, Denmark, Bunburry, Perth, Geraldton, Carnarvon, Broome, Kununurra, Darwin. Mostly by bus. It's incredibly big. Volountary Accomodation I found via Willing Workers in Organic Farms and some Servas network hosts.

qwertz:Another property/ "micro-nation" where E-o is offical language: Kastela Respubliko.

"...They found their E-o micro nation(?) at October 21/2010..."

Now there also excist a spezial thread for this topic at the eo.lernu.net section.

ĝp,