Geography
Political Geography
Location in Nebraska (in green), with county names

Oshe'iga is a state in Sutarianesia, which encompasses most of the present-day United States (including all of Nebraska, and by extension Oshe'iga).

The largest city is Scotts Bluff in the far western end of the state (in the county of the same name), but the capital is E'exovahtova, in Arthur County. The vast majority of the population lives in the south of Osh'eiga. The population of the entire state is only 170,000.

Physical Geography
Oshe'iga is composed of 100% temperate grasslands, with generally little variation within its boundaries. However, the westernmost counties are a bit more arid and have higher elevations than the easternmost counties. Oshe'iga also has many small lakes, concentrated in the east and center of the state. Oshe'iga is also included in Tornado Alley and is subject to tornadoes.

Culture & Economy
Almost all of Oshe'iga is dependent on agriculture, along with a smaller native traditional economy such as the basket weaving sector. The state has a very strong Native American presence and influence and it is very influential on Oshe'igan culture.

Government
Oshe'iga is controlled by the Sutarianesian government but also has a state government that can decide local laws. It is based in E'exovahtova and uses a proportional representation system, with 100 seats in the Oshe'igan Congress to decide laws along with one Governor that is the head of the state along with the highest power of the majority party.