Our Flag 

"The leaf, stars, stripes and bars."

Description: The flag of Amerada was adopted in 2001 (altered in 2002) and contains features seen in the
flag of the United States of America, and in Canada. Notice there are 13 stars, 13 stripes, and 13 points on the maple leaf. This is to symbolize the 13 colonies of Amerada. The 13 white stars on the field of blue in the canton of the flag are arrange in the general shape of Amerada.  The colours
represent freedom (blue), peace (white), and unity (red).

Our Arms

"The star-Amerada"

Our arms features a half star-half maple leaf as its main focal point. This shape is known as the star-Amerada. It is violet, the colour you get when you mix red (for Canada) and blue (for the United States). A blue outline is visible on the star side, and a red outline can be seen on the maple leaf side. Below the star-Amerada, a banner reads "Reublica ode Amerada" which is Ameradian for, Republic of Amerada.

Our Anthem

"The star-Amerada"

The National Anthem is also known as the Star-Amerada, named after the famous Ameradian shape. It was written by Earl Washburn. It was an entry for a contest, which was picked as winner. The anthem uses lines from the Canadian and American national anthems, that have been recently touched up so that they make sense and apply to Amerada, and an extra line was added to the end. The music that goes with it, is the first minute and a half of Cannon D.

National Symbol

"The flying pig bunny"

The flying pig bunny, a species discovered on Kiril's Island near the nuclear testing ranges.
It's believed to have formed by radiation, but this theory is not true. The scientific name is Sylvilagus Sus Effugium.

National Animal

"The domestic dog"

Preferably a Yellow Labrador Retriever, or Golden Retriever.

This is a picture of the first dog, Amber. (President Earl Washburn's dog) 

National Holidays

The National Holidays of Amerada, have been adopted by the current government, and holidays should be days off in Amerada. Amerada generally has one holiday off per month. Norton Day is recognized only as an intermicronational holiday, and is on January 8th.