Brothberry

Brothberry (officially the Republic of Brothberry) is a sovereign city-state and microstate in United Kingdom, a few kilometres west of London. It is surrounded by England and is close to the border with Scotland. It is bordered by England to the north, east and west.

Brothberry is home to 37,682 residents. The official language of the republic is English. In addition, Scottish Gaelic is spoken and understood by many residents. It is inhabited by a large number of different European nations and is a positive examples of coexistence in one city.

Brothberry has an area of 392 km², which makes it biggest sovereign state in the world.

Etymology
Brothberry was a city founded during medieval Scotland by two brothers and was named Bràthair (which on Scottish Celtic means brother). At the beginning of the First World War, many citizents of Europe (most importantly citizens of England) in this city seeked a shelter, since Brothberry declared independence.

Sometimes later they changed city's name to Brotheberry. With the new name they wanted to pay homage to it's founders (brothers) but also emphasize its biggest strength (that being growing strawberries).

Geography
It has a land border of 7.48 km and the coastline of approximately 3.88 km. The central parts of the city are located in the composite St. Montgomery valley, which stretches from east to west and ends in Strawberry field. The city is surrounded by heavily forested hills.

The Rot river is one of the city's main geographic features. It flows through the city from west through the center of Brothberry to the east part of the city where it eventually meets up with the Thames river.