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Future Countries?
Name these seperatist areas, semi-autonomous territories, and potential unions of current nations.
We give you the current countries owning the land, you give us the future country
Higher likelihood of independence in green, lesser chance in red
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Last updated: February 5, 2026
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| First submitted | February 5, 2026 |
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Can you name the capitals cities of all 196 countries in the world?
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7 Comments
Cbud
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Level 45
Feb 5, 2026
Which of these areas is most likely to be country #197?
Muncie
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Level 75
Feb 5, 2026
No guesses from me. I did terrible on this quiz, lol. No way to fit State of Jefferson in there?
Cbud
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Level 45
Feb 5, 2026
Well, that would require permission from California, Idaho, and Oregon. Right-wingers are already lusting for Greater Idaho, and the Appalachian Annexation into WV. Very unlikely, I always tell people the Founders knew what they were doing, and we don't need to change the boundaries anymore. If one area does it then others will feel emboldened until there is no more USA. But I heard Bougainville may gain independence next year. It is a smaller island off of mainland PNG.
Cbud
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Level 45
Feb 5, 2026
I don't mean to stir up a political feud with anyone, I am just highlighting who wants what to happen. Wish everything would be less politicized. Our Founding Fathers would be embarrassed at our division over little things. I hope you understand.
Auskooper
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Level 36
Apr 11, 2026
I did hear about the possibility of Quebec possibly leaving Canada. The support for it seems to be waning but still there are discussions for it. Also some discussions about Texas's succession even when not legally possible. It seems like the most likely state to succeed if any were to succeed. Likely won't succeed but probably the most discussed when the topic arises. There are also discussions for Scotland leaving the United Kingdom. It seems more likely than Texas leaving the U.S. and Quebec leaving Canada
Cbud
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Level 45
Apr 11, 2026
The second-coming of William McKinley seems to want Greenland, Alberta, Venezuela, and Iran. Jokes aside, the Alberta thing is semi-serious, but also has 0% chance of passing, whether they chose to become a US state or be a country of their own. Texas, while an option, which Rick Perry floated under Obama, is not as hyped. Even under Biden there wasn't much secessionist motivation, so I haven't considered that one.
Cbud
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Level 45
Apr 11, 2026
Yes Scotland is the most realistic of the three you mentioned
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