Name - National Preserve Territory of Yellow Rock (English)

Country - United States of America

Capital - North Yellow Stone Town [Bozeman]

Head of state and government - Governor --------

Judiciary - Managed by the District Court of Washingtonia

Form of law - Brougham Code

Demonym - Yellowrocker

Area - 39,886 km^2

Largest cities

Time zone - TMP-06:00

Anthem -

Motto -

-when Yellow Rock geysers discovered (by white people) in unorganized territory over transatlantic railroad construction (under American Presidents > 1853-1861 Robert F. Stockton (People's)), there is talk of preserving it forever

-Stockton doesn't give a shit, sees rise of hotels and the like

-which causes outrage at natural beauty tainted

-specter of Yellow Rock becoming "Niagarized", a giant tourist trap akin to Niagara Falls

-to horror of preservationists who don't like at all how it's been built upon

-under his successor American Presidents > 1861-1865 Richard Menefee (Unionist), unorganized territory north of Nibrasca around geysers organized

-sees quite a few tourists come and also a leg of the railroad now goes there

-railroad company gets rich and fat promoting tourism in this era

-also it gets American nationalist mythos on basis of it being a sort of American equivalent of the cathedrals of Europe

-during Liberty and Union War (1868-76) Nibrasca Territory slaveowners face off against Constitutionalists

-some of this fighting occurs in Yellow Rock itself

-with Sioux threatening to go to war with both or either of the sides of the war meaning not a whole lot happens

-aside from some skirmishes

-postwar becomes major tourist attraction, iconic symbol of the US

-with structured hotels, and even towns (Yellow Rock Town and North Yellow Rock Town), within a strictly delineated district

-near train stations and around these are the only places development (low-rises) allowed

-US needs to promote tourism to make money on railroad

-because railroads to west aren't that profitable especially since there are two of them

-everything here requires licensing permits

-and all that does not have these permits gets destroyed

-aside from some war memorials to the Battle of Yellow Rock and tour lodges and the like

-permits are also essentially temporary things, leases which have to be renewed

-allegations of corruption are very common

-despite tight procedure for permits existing

-on other side, Buenaventura has protected park which is connected as an international park

-no passport permissions required to cross between the two (nowadays)

-two quasi-towns within territory

-North Yellow Rock Town and Yellow Rock Town

-both are centered around old and grand train stations

-also contains auto and Velocipede parking

-shops are strictly licensed within government lands