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'''SimNation''' is the fictional country in which all ''The Sims'' games take place. The country is also referred to as '''Simerica''', '''Simladonia''', '''Simlandia''', '''Simsonia''' or '''SimlandiaSimadonia'''<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Horsey Says Nay.png|Horsey Says Nay]], [[:File:Chiefs Table.png|Chiefs Table]], [[:File:Simsonian Federal Dining Table.png|Simsonian Federal Dining Table]], [[:File:Simsonian Federal Dining Chair.png|Simsonian Federal Dining Chair]] and [[:File:Simadonian Snake Skin.png|Simadonian Snake Skin]] in ''[[The Sims 3]]''.</ref>. Citizens of SimNation are known as "[[Sim]]s". The country's national animal is the [[llama]], and the official language is [[Simlish]] (although English can be seen on some signs, posters etc.). The coat of arms is very similar to the United States of America, using the eagle as the symbol. Its official currency is the [[Simoleon]] (§), although in some more isolated rural areas [[MagiCoins]] are also used. One may assume that SimNation has a very strong economy, considering how items are priced in Simoleons in ''[[The Sims]]'', ''[[The Sims 2]]'', ''[[The Sims 3]]'', and ''[[The Sims 4]]''. There are notable things, such as garden gnomes and plastic lawn [[flamingo]]s, which are or have been stereotypical aspects of American suburban culture. Real world countries such as: France, Canada, Norway, Japan, China, Egypt, Ireland, the United Kingdom, and the United States are sometimes mentioned in object descriptions, and even visited in certain expansion packs.
 
According to SimCity 2000, the national population is 10,000,000 million in 1900 and 150,000,000 million in 2050, making the average rate of population growth 1.80537% per year (SimNation's populaton can be modeled with the formula <math>P=10,000,000e^{(0.0180537t)}</math> where <code>t</code> is the time in years since 1900). As the game progresses beyond the year 2050, it can reach up to 5,000,000,000 billion. Using this data, SimNation's population is estimated to be 24,660,000 in 1950 and, 60,820,000 in 2000, and 97,020,000 as of 2020.
 
In all Sims games, cars are shown driving on the right.
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===3.967 to 2.9 million years ago===
[[File:W admire history.png|40px|left]] [[File:History.png|right]]
Earliest history mentions dinosaurs roaming the earth 67 million years ago.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Petrified Wood Cabinet.png|Petrified Wood Cabinet]] from [[The Sims 4: Eco Lifestyle]]</ref>
According to fossils from [[The Sims 4]] Australosimicus afarensis, or "Pre-Pre-Pre Sim", lived between 3.9 and 2.9 million years ago. During that time sharp little triangle rocks were used by ancient hunters to catch food. Over time people began to plant, farm, and raise livestock. It can be assumed that Australosimicus afarensis lived alongside with dinosaurs, since they used T-rex arms as decorations.
According to fossils from [[The Sims 4]] Australosimicus afarensis, or "Pre-Pre-Pre Sim", lived between 3.9 and 2.9 million years ago. During that time sharp little triangle rocks were used by ancient hunters to catch food. Over time people began to plant, farm, and raise livestock. It can be assumed that Australosimicus afarensis lived alongside with dinosaurs, since they used T-rex arms as decorations. Cenozoic era is mentioned to happen<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Titanis Wallerie Wall Fan.png|Titanis Wallerie Wall Fan]] from [[TheSims3.com|The Sims Store]]</ref> as well as Neanderthals are mentioned.<ref>Mentioned when [[:File:Time travel 4.png|traveling in time]] in [[The Sims 3]]</ref>
 
It is also said that 6700 years ago pottery was invented.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Petrified Wood Cabinet.png|Petrified Wood Cabinet]] from [[The Sims 4: Eco Lifestyle]]</ref>
 
===Unknown time===
Next known Sims were [[SimNatives]]. They inhabited the islands that are now [[Vacation Island]], [[Twikkii Island]], and the islands featured in various versions of ''[[The Sims 2 Castaway (disambiguation)|The Sims 2: Castaway]]''. They are implied to still be around, though perhaps in a distant and unseen area; the tribespeople encountered in ''Castaway'' are presumably SimNatives.
 
Civilization in Indus Valley is mentioned around year 4000 BCE and it´s said to have domesticated orange trees.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Citrus Sinensis.png|Citrus Sinensis]] from [[The Sims]]</ref>
Ancient empires like Greek and Roman are mentioned in objects in several games, Roman empire is said to have highly developed sewage system for public and private toilets, but later fell.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[Toilet#Commoda_Cloacina|Commoda Cloaica]] in [[The Sims: Deluxe Edition]]</ref> It´s possible that during one of these empires [[List of minor Sims|Gluteus Maximus]] led the battle against the armies of Hemoroydz and won, what is mentioned in "Triumphal Arch of Gluteus Maximus" in [[The Sims 4: Romantic Garden Stuff]].
 
===Classical antiquity===
The opening cinematic of ''[[The Sims Medieval]]'' shows a young monarch of the medieval period (c.450-1450AD in real-world history) setting sail to found a new nation on an unfamiliar continent that is already home to a number of small, independent kingdoms. This can be interpreted as the creation of the country that would eventually annex its neighbors and become modern-day SimNation, although in gameplay itself this is left up to the imagination of the player. The geography of the medieval kingdom does, however, share some similarities with that shown in installments set in the present day, perhaps adding some credence to the theory that they take place in the same location, albeit several centuries apart.
Ancient empires such as the Egyptian, Greek, and Roman empires are mentioned in several games. The [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trojan_Horse Trojan Horse] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trojan_War Trojan War] are mentioned<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Epith y Oraia Eleny.png|Epith y Oraia Eleny]] in [[The Sims]]</ref> as well as Etruscan civilization being integrated to the Roman Empire.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Curulis Etrusius Roman Set.png|Curulis Etrusius Roman Set]] in [[The Sims]]</ref> The Roman Empire is said to have had a highly developed sewage system for public and private toilets, but later fell.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[Toilet#Commoda_Cloacina|Commoda Cloaica]] in [[The Sims: Deluxe Edition]]</ref> It's possible that during one of these empires [[List of minor Sims|Gluteus Maximus]] led the battle against the armies of Hemoroydz and won, which is mentioned in the object description for the "Triumphal Arch of Gluteus Maximus" in [[The Sims 4: Romantic Garden Stuff]]. Caesar Psychopathus is mentioned to be one of the lesser-known emperors of Roman empire. He came to power through bribery, blackmail and gossip. He also married his sister, killed his parents and commissioned 10,000 statues in his likeness, after which he drowned himself in the Tiber River.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Caesar Psychopathus.png|Caesar Psychopathus]] in [[The Sims]]</ref> A map of the Roman Empire can be found in The Sims in buy mode.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Imperial Map.png|Imperial Map]] in [[The Sims]]</ref>
 
The Olmec<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:My First Olmec Colossal Head.png|My First Olmec Colossal Head]] in [[The Sims 3: Island Paradise]]</ref>, Aztec<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Little Tut.png|Little Tut]] in [[The Sims 2]]</ref> and Celtic<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Iona_Knot_Torch.png|Iona Knot Torch]] in [[The Sims 4: Realm of Magic]]</ref> civilizations, the Ming Empire<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Dynasty Armoire.png|Dynasty Armoire]] in [[The Sims 2]]</ref>, the Song Dynasty<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:12th Century Song Dynasty Sculpted Vase.png|12th Century Song Dynasty Sculpted Vase]] in [[The Sims 2]]</ref>, the Khmer Empire<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Kingdom of Cambodia Bathroom- Self Reflection Pedastal Mirror.png|Kingdom of Cambodia Set]] from [[TheSims3.com|The Sims Store]]</ref> , the Mughal Empire<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Mughal Cone Light.png|Mughal Cone Light]] from [[TheSims3.com|The Sims Store]]</ref>, the Kush kingdom<ref>Mentioned when [[:File:Time travel 2.png|traveling in time]] in [[The Sims 3]]</ref> and the Mongols<ref>Mentioned when [[:File:Time travel 6.png|traveling in time]] in [[The Sims 3]]</ref> are mentioned, as well as barbarians attacking Champs les Sims<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Portable Gnubb Set.png|Portable Gnubb Set.pn]] in [[The Sims 3: Ambitions]]</ref>.
In ''[[The Sims 2]]'', description of [[:File:Gingerbread House.png|Gingerbread House]] item mentions Europeans organizing crusades and bringing gingerbread back to Europe.
 
===Middle Ages===
Years before the start of ''[[The Sims 3]]'', [[Admiral Landgraab]] sailed to the area that is now Vacation Island. Unfortunately, the natives were disgruntled by his presence, and the poor young admiral's life ends there. However, it seems that his body was later recovered, and he was laid to rest in a tomb in [[Champs Les Sims]].
The opening cinematic of ''[[The Sims Medieval]]'' shows a young monarch of the medieval period (c.450-1450AD in real-world history) setting sail to found a new nation on an unfamiliar continent that is already home to a number of small independent kingdoms. This can be interpreted as the creation of the country that would eventually annex its neighbors and become modern-day SimNation, although in gameplay itself this is left up to the imagination. The geography of the medieval kingdom does, however, share some similarities with that shown in installments set in the present day, perhaps adding some credence to the theory that they take place in the same location, albeit several centuries apart.
 
It is said that Spain was under Moorism rule for an unspecified amount of time,<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Numantian Column Arch.png|Numantian Column Arch]] in [[The Sims]]</ref> and Vikings are also mentioned.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Aglass Arc Feast Table.png|Glass Arc Feast Table]] in [[The Sims 3]]</ref>
At unknown time collonizators arrived at [[Selvadorada]] , where ancient Omiscan civilization had lived for a long time. It´s unknown wheter Omiscan civilization has dissapeared before, or after arrival of collonizators. It's also said that Madre Cosecha is the founder of Selvadorada, who helped the people settle into the place during a time of great famine.
 
Sometime durring 14th century knitting was invented.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Petrified Wood Cabinet.png|Petrified Wood Cabinet]] from [[The Sims 4: Eco Lifestyle]]</ref> In ''[[The Sims 2]]'', the description of the [[:File:Gingerbread House.png|Gingerbread House]] mentions Europeans organizing crusades and bringing gingerbread back to Europe.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Gingerbread House.png|Gingerbread House]] in [[The Sims 2]]</ref> 
At an unknown time Henburstam IV was king of [[Windenburg]] or larger area. Another leader was Otto Von-Windenburg, who cemented his legacy as one of the greatest and dumbest leaders of Windenburg. Lord Ike has for unknown reasons ran out of town with his family. Copernicus created the heliocentric theory and other historical figures such as Napoleon and Benjamin Franklin has lived, since they are mentioned in object descriptions as well.
 
Years before the start of ''[[The Sims 3]]'', [[Admiral Landgraab]] sailed to the area that is now Vacation Island. Unfortunately, the natives were disgruntled by his presence, and the poor young admiral's life ended there. However, it seems that his body was later recovered, and he was laid to rest in a tomb in [[Champs Les Sims]].
===16th to 19th century===
In 16th century J.Marano created "16th Century Monte Vista Globe Bar", in 17th century Duchess Lucine created unknown number of paintings only painted by the moonlight and despised the sunlit paintings done by her peers. In 19th century in Germany Christmas trees became popular. <ref>Mentioned in description of [[Christmas_tree#The_Sims:_Livin.27_Large|Christmas tree]] in [[The Sims: Livin' Large]]</ref> Sims also went through various artistic styles, such as Victorian, Neoclassicism, Expresionism, Pointilism, Dada and various others.
 
At an unknown time, colonists arrived in [[Sulani]] during SIXAM era and in [[Selvadorada]], where ancient Omiscan civilizations had lived for a long time. It is unknown whether Omiscan civilization disappeared before or after the colonists. It's also said that Madre Cosecha is the founder of Selvadorada, and that she helped the people settle into the place during a time of great famine. It is possible that Selvadorada was colonised by Spain.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Spanish Colonial Arch Window.png|Spanish Colonial Arch Window]] and [[:File:Spanish Collonial Archway.png|Spanish Collonial Archway]] in [[The Sims 3: Island Paradise]]</ref> The Spanish Empire later fell, which might have been caused by their loss of ships<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Salty Ocean Wood Coffee Table.png|Salty Ocean Wood Coffee Table]] in [[The Sims 4: Cats & Dogs]]</ref> and nationalist uprisings.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:El Tomayo Plank Table.png|El Tomayo Plank Table]] in [[The Sims]]</ref>
===20th century===
 
Chalkboard was used to advertise a special at the Pathway Lounge of [[Oasis Springs]] in 1932. In 1962 Wood-Glass war ended, but was overseen due to more prominent global conflicts at the time. <ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Wood-Glass_Window.png|Wood-Glass Window]] in [[The Sims 4: Get Together]]</ref>. It is possible that these global conflicts has led to cold war with RedCity
At an unknown time, Captain Pugwash and his first mate, Alvilda, became first pirates to land on [[Barnacle Bay]]. At an unspecified time Henburstam IV was king of [[Windenburg]] or the larger area.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Classic Bollard.png|Classic Bollard]] in [[The Sims 4: Get Together]]</ref> Another leader was Otto Von-Windenburg, who cemented his legacy as one of the greatest and dumbest leaders of Windenburg.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Von-Windenburg´s Trap.png|Von-Windenburg´s Trap]] in [[The Sims 4: Get Together]]</ref> Lord Ike was, for unknown reasons, run out of town with his family. Copernicus created the heliocentric theory and other historical figures such as Napoleon Bonaparte, Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, Galileo, Shakespeare<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:The Face of Shakespeare.png|The Face of Shakespeare]] in [[The Sims]]</ref> and Michaelangelo<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:David by DeLux Sculpture.png|David by DeLux Sculpture]] in [[The Sims]]</ref> have also been mentioned in object descriptions.
 
The Black Plague took place in the 14th century, and killed a large number of the population.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Black Tree Tapestry.png|Black Tree Tapestry]] in [[The Sims]]</ref>
 
===16th century to 19th century===
In the 16th century, J. Marano created the "16th Century Monte Vista Globe Bar". In the 17th century, Duchess Lucine created an unknown number of paintings only painted by the moonlight. She despised the sunlit paintings done by her peers. Rugs were produced in Persia.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Antique Persian Rug.png|Antique Persian Rug]] in [[The Sims]]</ref> In 1713, the Dutch gave Louis XIV of France a coffee bush, whose descendants now produce one third of all the coffee in the world.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:The Occasional Chaisonal.png|The Occasional Chaisonal]] in [[The Sims]]</ref>
 
Great tables war is mentioned to have happened centuries ago and after it society found themselves with a shotage of tables since so many were lost in battle.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Tabley McTableface the Table.png|Tabley McTableface the Table]] in [[The Sims 4: Dream Home Decorator]]]]</ref>
 
===19th century to 20th century===
In 19th century in Germany, Christmas trees became popular.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[Christmas_tree#The_Sims:_Livin.27_Large|Christmas tree]] in [[The Sims: Livin' Large]]</ref> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gold_rush Gold Rush]<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Boomtowne End Table.png|Boomtowne End Table]] in [[The Sims: Livin' Large]]</ref> and the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_frontier Wild West] are said to happen as well. It is said that London burned down, but this event can be prevented by players traveling through time by [[Time machine]]<ref>Mentioned when [[:File:Time travel 8.png|traveling in time]] in [[The Sims 3]]</ref>. The Civil War of Simnation happened as well, leading to the death of an important politician. While traveling in time, Sim will try to prevent his death, but will be stopped by The Keeper of Time.<ref>Mentioned when [[:File:Time travel 9.png|traveling in time]] in [[The Sims 3]]</ref> Sims also went through various artistic styles, such as Victorian, Neoclassicism, Baroque, Rococo, Expresionism, Pointilism, Dada and various others. British Empire is mentioned as well in object description in The Sims<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Antique Terrestrial Globe.png|Antique Terrestrial Globe]] in [[The Sims]]</ref> as well as Imperial Russia and Colonial Africa.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Empire World Map.png|Empire World Map]] in [[The Sims]]</ref> In 1850, Irascible was sent to ply to Indian ports.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:IMA Irascible Replica Model.png|IMA Irascible Replica Model]] in [[The Sims]]</ref> During the mid-to-late 1800s there wasn high demand for Japanese imports, which were tailored specially for the West and were far cry from traditional Japanese fans at the time.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Japanese Wall Fan.png|Japanese Wall Fan]] in [[The Sims]]</ref>
 
At the end of 19th and beginning of 20th century there was cultural change regarding the decline of religion and the rise of capitalism.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Antique Poster.png|Antique Poster]] in [[The Sims]]</ref>
 
===20th century to present===
In 1906 "The SimCity Fire" took place and destroyed many items of daily use.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Old-Fashioned Butter Churn.png|Old-Fashioned Butter Churn]] in [[The Sims]]</ref> It was started by kerosene engine durring filming of "Toaster Rockets, then the Death Ray".<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:As Scene in Toaster Rockets Matte Print.png|As Scene in Toaster Rockets Matte Print]] in [[The Sims]]</ref>
 
Chalkboard was used to advertise a special at the Pathway Lounge of [[Oasis Springs]] in 1932.
Bernt Helier declared himself as a sovereign nation which only lasted 8 hours in 1934.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Border of Helier.png|Border of Helier]] in [[The Sims 2]]</ref> In 1952, James Watson discovered the shape of DNA.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Woodwind Genome.png|Woodwind Genome]] in [[The Sims]]</ref> In 1962, Wood-Glass ended, but this was overlooked due to more prominent global conflicts at the time.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Wood-Glass_Window.png|Wood-Glass Window]] in [[The Sims 4: Get Together]]</ref>. It is likely that these global conflicts, possibly World War II<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Tahitian Eve by Nick N. Borrow.png|Tahitian Eve by Nick N. Borrow]] in [[The Sims]]</ref> has led to Cold War with RedCity and USSR
 
In the 1960s there was Flower Power and the craft movement,<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Daisy Rug.png|Daisy Rug]] in [[The Sims]]</ref> followed by 1970s ideas of free software, good public schools, affordable housing and the hot tub, which is said to be the only one to survive the tax rebellion.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[Hot_tub#Redwood_Hot_Tub|Redwood Hot Tub]] in [[The Sims: Vacation]]</ref>
 
For an unspecified amount of time, it's said that a horse was elected to the parliament of SimNation, named Palomar.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Horsey Says Nay.png|Horsey Says Nay]] in [[The Sims 3: Town Life Stuff]]</ref> It is also said that there was a lamppost freedom movement as a reaction to prime minister Francois Nardone's lamp industry regulation.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Laissez-faire Light Post.png|Laissez-faire Light Post]] in [[The Sims 3: World Adventures]]</ref>
 
There is mention of no-progress theory in The Sims, which can be interpreted by some players as in game reason for lack of technological development in The Sims compared with the Sims 3, which takes place 25 years earlier.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Empty Circles Again.png|Empty Circles Again]] in [[The Sims]]</ref>
 
The connection between the version of SimNation in ''[[The Sims 4]]'' is not known, as ''The Sims 4'' takes place in an alternate universe compared to the other games in the series.
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[[File:Caw leftgraphic ver808032.png|left|40px]]The exact location and extent of SimNation is unknown. However, in many ''Sims'' games, there are mountains, swamps, deserts, and grassy plains, much like the environment in various parts of the United States. Hence, some players would call it Simerica. However, SimNation's official animal is the [[llama]], which is native to the mountains of South America. It is still possible that llamas do not actually live in SimNation, but are used only as a symbol. Despite this, they do appear in ''SimCity 4'', so it is still unknown which is right.
 
SimNation could be an independent part of North America, possibly around real-life Nevada or California. It is most likely that SimNation is located on Earth, but on an [[alternate universe]] offrom oursthe real-world. When watching the weather channel in ''The Sims 2'' with ''Seasons'' installed, the weather map will show a landmass shaped vaguely like India with the eastern coast continuing and not much of the west coast seen. India also has the features of SimNation geography, for example, mountains and deserts.
 
Some people speculate that SimNation and the world Sims inhabit are set in an entirely different universe, because in [[:File:The Sims 4 "Arrival" Official Trailer|''The Sims 4'' arrival trailer]], Sims are seen to have come from space to the real-world Earth.
 
There are various maps and globes that can be found in The Sims games, but the land they depict can wary from one to another. While some show the real-world Earth´s continents, the others show different shapes.
 
The Moon in ''The Sims 3'' and ''The Sims 4'' greatly resemble the Moon in the real-world, suggesting that the Sims' world is also Earth.
 
<gallery>
Earthglobe.jpg|A globe shown in ''The Sims 3'' at bookshelf
Antique Terrestrial Globe Detail.png|[[:File:Antique Terrestrial Globe.png|Antique Terrestrial Globe]] from ''The Sims''
Empire World Map Detail.png|[[:File:Empire World Map.png|Empire World Map]] from ''The Sims''
16th Century Monte Vista Globe Bar Detail.png|[[:File:16th Century Monte Vista Globe Bar.png|16th Century Monte Vista Globe Bar]] from ''The Sims 4: Vintage Glamour Stuff''
History of the World, Print 3 Detail.png|[[:File:History of the World, Print 3.png|History of the World, Print 3]] from ''The Sims 4''
Tactical Map Detail.png|[[:File:Tactical Map.png|Tactical Map]] from ''The Sims 4''
The Where Should I Go Ball Detail.png|[[:File:The Where Should I Go Ball.png|The Where Should I Go? Ball]] from ''The Sims 4''
Tiny Globe Detail.png|[[:File:Tiny Globe.png|Tiny Globe]] from ''The Sims 4''
The World Is Your Oyster detail.png|[[:File:The World Is Your Oyster.png|The World Is Your Oyster]] from ''The Sims 4: Discover University''
</gallery>
 
{{info|Easter egg|When using freecam in ''The Sims 3'' by pressing the tab key and looking inside the school, a map showing an exact [[:Image:TS3USmap.jpg|image of the United States of America]]. This could possibly be SimNation. Also, the Sims' world could be Earth, as suggested by [[:Image:Earthglobe.jpg|this image.]]}}
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== [[Neighborhood|Locations of SimNation]] ==
=== Cities ===
''([[SimCity (series)|SimCity 2013]] does not allow a town hall to be upgraded to a city hall, until the population has reached 20002,000, possibly defining a difference between the two. However, SimCity Buildit requires at least 26,000 population in order to get all three stars on the achievement ‘Suburb City’, the next achievement after ‘Tiny Town’.)''
{{Col-begin}}
{{Col-break}}
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* [[Académie Le Tour]]
* [[Sims University]]
* [[University of Britechester]]
* [[Foxbury Institute]]
 
=== Vacation spots ===
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* [[Granite Falls]]
* [[Selvadorada]]
* [[Sulani]]
*[[Mt. Komorebi]]
 
The following vacation spots are specified as being separate from SimNation:
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* [[Shang Simla]], China
* [[Al Simhara]], Egypt
* Paris, France <ref name="paris">City mentioned in description of [[:File:Triomphant_Textiles_-_Left.png|Triomphant Textiles]] in ''[[The Sims 4: Movie Hangout Stuff]]''.</ref>
* Beijing, China<ref name="beijing">City mentioned in description of [[:File:Beijing Incense Burner.png|Beijing Incense Burner]] in ''[[TheSims3.com|The Sims Store]]''.</ref>
 
=== Different planets and space ===
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* [[Lunar Lakes]]
* [[Sixam]]
* [[Batuu]]
* Saturn (planet mentioned in [[:File:Saturn Return.png|Saturn Return]] object from ''The Sims 4'')
* Uranus (planet mentioned in [[:File:Saturn Return.png|Saturn Return]] object from ''The Sims 4'')
* Mars (planet mentioned in [[:File:Seeing Red.png|Seeing Red]] object from ''The Sims 4'')
* Venus (planet mentioned in [[:File:Venusian Stove by Corebital Designs.png|Venusian Stove by Corebital Designs]] object from ''The Sims 3: Into the Future'')
* Neptune5 (planet mentioned in [[:File:Collum by Craters Inc..png|Collum by Craters Inc.]] and [[:File:My Lunar Lovers Bench.png|My Lunar Lovers Bench]] objects from ''The Sims 3: Lunar Lakes'')
* Pluto (a dwarf planet mentioned in [[:File:Astro Solar System Light.png|Astro Solar System Light]] object from ''The Sims 4'')
* Animal's planet, 1245P-Brock galaxy, region X57 (planet mentioned in [[:File:Animal´s Planet.png|Animal's planet]] object from ''The Sims 4'')
* Gaia 13 (mentioned when  [[:File:Time travel 10.png|traveling in time]] in'' The Sims 3'')
* Andromeda (constellation mentioned in [[:File:Andromeda Lil Astronaut Desk.png|Andromeda Lil Astronaut Desk]] object from ''The Sims 2'')
* Alpha Centauri (star system mentioned in [[:File:Trannhauser Gate Floor Lamp by Van Allen Décor.png|Trannhauser Gate Floor Lamp by Van Allen Décor]] object from ''The Sims 3: Into the Future'')
* Milky Way (star system mentioned in [[:File:Collum by Craters Inc..png|Collum by Craters Inc.]] object from ''The Sims 3: Lunar Lakes'')
* Dagobah (planet mentioned in [[:File:Ogas Swamp Slug.png|Ogas Swamp Slug]] object from ''The Sims 4: Journey to Batuu'')
* Corusant (planet mentioned in [[:File:Replica Jedi Temple Statue.png|Replica Jedi Temple Statue]] object from ''The Sims 4: Journey to Batuu'')
* Ithor (planet mentioned in [[:File:Batuu Record Ithonian Gravestone.png|Batuu Record Ithonian Gravestone]] object from ''The Sims 4: Journey to Batuu'')
* Spheros Inetway Major (constelation mentioned in [[:File:Saharan Stars Fence.png|Saharan Stars Fence]] object from ''The Sims 4: Courtyard Oasis Kit'')
 
===Other===
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* [[Sunlit Tides]]
* Simasia<ref name="The Sims 3 Store">The Simasia Mountains are mentioned in the description of the 'Tranquility Stone by Feng Shui' from The Sims 3 Store set 'Asian Fusion'.</ref>
* Las Simlish<ref name="The Sims 3 Store Las Simlish">Las Simlish is mentioned in the description of the '[[:File:Feathered Table Sculpture.png|Feathered Table Sculpture]]' object from The Sims 3 Store set 'Indulgent Living' and could be a reference to the city of Las Vegas in the USA.</ref>
* [[Isla Paradiso]]
* [[Dragon Valley]]
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* Summerville (mentioned in [[Alexandra O'Mackey]]'s bio)
* [[Simisouri]] (mentioned in [[DeAndre Wolfe|Wolfe family]]'s bio)
* Toadville (mentioned in a water[[:File:Water lilyLillies.png|Water Lillies]] object description from ''[[The Sims: Vacation]]'')
* RedCity (mentioned in Military chance cards in ''The Sims 2'')
* Sheng Hai (mentioned in the title and description of the [[Sheng Hai Training Dummy]] object from ''[[World Adventures]]'')
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* Hawaii (mentioned in the description of the [[Genie's_lamp#The_Sims:_Livin.27_Large|Genie's lamp]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Ceylon (mentioned in the description of the [[Genie's_lamp#The_Sims:_Livin.27_Large|Genie's lamp]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Caribbean (mentioned in the description of the [[Pirate_ship|Pirate ship]] object from ''The Sims 2: Bon Voyage'' and [[:File:Tropix Breez Slated Door.png|Tropix Breez Slated Door]] object from ''The Sims 3: Late Night'')
* Montana (mentioned in the description of the [[Seating#The_Sims_3|Rafkin's Dining Chair]] object from ''The Sims 3'')
* Japan (mentioned in the description of the [[Karaoke_machine#The_Genius_Loci_Karaoke_Stage|The Genius Loci Karaoke Stage]] object from ''The Sims: Superstar'' and [[:File:Mt. Komorebi Ofuro.png|Mt. Komorebi Ofuro]] object from ''The Sims 4: Snowy Escape'')
* Germany (mentioned in the description of the [[Christmas_tree#The_Sims:_Livin.27_Large|Christmas tree]] object from ''The Sims: Livin' Large'')
* Norway (mentioned in the description of the [[Christmas_tree#The_Sims:_Livin.27_Large|Christmas tree]] object from ''The Sims: Livin' Large'' and [[:File:Bjorn Sliding Door.png|Bjorn Sliding Door]] object from ''The Sims 3: Town Life Stuff'')
* Spain (mentioned in the description of the [[Voodoo_doll#The_Sims_3|Voodoo doll]] object from ''The Sims 3 Store'' and [[:File:Hedman Souvenir Cabinet.png|Hedman Souvenir Cabinet]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Turkey (mentioned in the description of the [[Bubble_bar#Super_Schlooper_Bubble_Blower:File:Greek Fire Garden Lamp.png|SuperGreek SchlooperFire BubbleGarden BlowerLamp]] object from ''The Sims: House Party'')
* Austria (mentioned in the description of the [[Crystal_Ball|Crystal Ball]] object from ''The Sims: Livin' Large'')
* Brazil (mentioned in the description of the [[Grandfather_clock#Grandfather_Clock|Grandfather clock]] object from ''The Sims: Livin' Large'')
* Africa (mentioned in the description of the [[Voodoo_doll#The_Sims:_Livin.27_Large|Voodoo doll]] object from ''The Sims: Livin' Large'')
* Netherlands (mentioned in the description of the [[:File:Wooden_Three-Pannel_Door.png|Wooden Three-Pannel Door]] object from ''The Sims 4'' and [[:File:Decadence Tapestry.png|Decadence Tapestry]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Goa (A city mentioned in [[Jake Coastal]]'s bio)
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* London (a city mentioned in the description of the [[Birthday_cake#London.27s_Famous_Birthday_Cake|London's Famous Birthday Cake]] object from ''The Sims 2'')
* Baliwood (a city mentioned in [[Sherman Boggle]]'s bio)
* Denmark (mentioned in the description of the ''The Olafian'' object from ''The Sims 3'')
* Adirondack mountains (mentioned in the description of the ''Herkimer Loveseat'' object from ''The Sims 3'')
* Simladonia (mentioned in ''Waterlillies'' object from ''The Sims 3'')
* Northern Freedonia (mentioned in ''Forest-fresh corkboard'' object from ''The Sims 3'')
* Vicksville Ville (mentioned in the description of the [[:File:Don´t Stop Stop´d Clock.png|Don't Stop Stop'd Clock]] object from ''The Sims 4: Get Together'')
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* Peru (mentioned in the description of the [[:File:Mr. Sanblovian.png|Mr. Sanblovian]] object from ''The Sims 2'')
* Asia minor (mentioned in the description of the [[:File:Polychromed Seating Surface With Cushion.png|Polychromed Seating Surface With Cushion]] object from ''The Sims 2'')
* Sioux city, Iowa (mentioned in the description of the [[:File:Recherché Counter Island.png|Recherché Counter Island]] object from ''The Sims 2'' and [[:File:Sioux Sity Wicked Chair.png|Sioux Sity Wicked Chair]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Greaveston (mentioned in the description of the [[:File:Santa Skating.png|Santa Skating]] object from ''The Sims 2'')
* Appalachian mountains (mentioned in the description of the [[:File:Shiny Things, INC. Estomago Pot Belly Stove.png|Shiny Things, INC. Estomago Pot Belly Stove]] object from ''The Sims 2'')
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* Sweden (mentioned in the description of the [[:File:VIKAHYTTAN Table.png|VIKAHYTTAN Table]] object from ''The Sims 2: IKEA Home Stuff'')
* Bavaria (mentioned in the description of the [[:File:Schokolade 800 Chocolate Manufacturing Facility.png|Schokolade 800 Chocolate Manufacturing Facility]] unlockable career object from ''The Sims 2'')
* Plains of Serengeti (mentioned in [[:File:Affichange Accountrement.png|Affichange Accountrement]] object from ''The Sims 3: Town Life Stuff'')
* Congo rainforest (mentioned in [[:File:Bird Tree description.png|Bird Tree]] object from ''The Sims 3: Town Life Stuff'')
* Iceland (mentioned in the description of the [[:File:Bjorn Sliding Door.png|Bjorn Sliding Door]] object from ''The Sims 3: Town Life Stuff'')
* Russia (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Bochka Pavilion.png|Bochka Pavilion]] object from ''The Sims Store'')
* Bromberg (city mentioned in the description of [[:File:Bromberg Hunting Course.png|newspaper]] in ''The Sims 3'')
* Finland (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Crazy Zebra Door.png|Crazy Zebra Door]] object from ''The Sims 3: Island Paradise'')
* Southburg (city mentioned in the description of [[:File:Create-a-Table.png|Create-a-Table]] object from ''The Sims 3: 70s, 80s, & 90s Stuff'')
* England (mentioned in the description of [[:File:English Riding Saddle.png|English Riding Saddle]] object from ''The Sims 3: Town Life Stuff'')
* Valley of Nevermore (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Faux Ardahkt Tree.png|Faux Ardahkt Tree]] object from ''The Sims 3'')
* Vesuvius (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Glass Act Vesuvius Table.png|Glass Act Vesuvius Table]] object from ''The Sims 3: Island Paradise'')
* Wynndale (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Grandfather Wynndales Electric Candle.png|Grandfather Wynndales Electric Candle]] object from ''The Sims 3: Fast Lane Stuff'')
* Siberia (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Chinese Cypress Tree.png|Chinese Cypress Tree]] object from ''The Sims 3'')
* India (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Jali Single Door.png|Jali Single Door]] object from ''The Sims Store'')
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* Avenboro (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Marianne Hatsfordshire Bust.png|Marianne Hatsfordshire Bust]] object from ''The Sims 3: Supernatural'')
* East River (river mentioned in the description of [[:File:Merry Maids Milk Barrel.png|Merry Maids Milk Barrel]] object from ''The Sims 3'')
* Chile (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Mucho Suave Fence.png|Mucho Suave Fence]] object from ''The Sims 3'')
* Nile (river mentioned in the description of [[:File:Nile River Bed.png|Nile River Bed]] object from ''The Sims 3'')
* Simomian Desert (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Olds Kool Window.png|Olds Kool Window]] object from ''The Sims 3: World Adventures'')
* Simpathian Mountains (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Organic End Table.png|Organic End Table]] object from ''The Sims 3: Generations'')
* Simoglyphia (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Papyrus Plant.png|Papyrus Plant]] and [[:File:Sphinx of Simoglyphia.png|Sphinx of Simoglyphia]] objects from ''The Sims 3: World Adventures'')
* Tambenia (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Pragmatic Pile of Plushness.png|Pragmatic Pile of Plushness]] object from ''The Sims 3: Late Night'')
* Ireland (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Taver OTavern Door.png|Taver OTavern Door]] object from ''The Sims 3: Late Night'')
* Swansea (city mentioned in the description of [[:File:Tear-Stained Glass Window.png|Tear-Stained Glass Window]] object from ''The Sims 3: Late Night'')
* Llamaland (mentioned in the description of [[:File:The Royal Bakers Ceiling Lamp.png|The Royal Bakers Ceiling Lamp]] object from ''The Sims 3: Town Life Stuff'')
* Zimmelzap (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Twigs-n-Sticks Floor Lamp.png|Twigs-n-Sticks Floor Lamp]] object from ''The Sims 3: Supernatural'')
* San Juan Benedicto (city mentioned in the description of [[:File:Spanish Colonial Arch Window.png|Spanish Colonial Arch Window]] object from ''The Sims 3: Island Paradise'')
* Vaughlin (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Sphinx of Simoglyphia.png|Sphinx of Simoglyphia]] object from ''The Sims 3: World Adventures'')
* Banarasi (city mentioned in the description of [[:File:Banarasi Desk.png|Banarasi Desk]] object from ''The Sims Store'')
* Bangalor (city mentioned in the description of [[:File:Bangalor High-back Chair.png|Bangalor High-back Chair]] object from ''The Sims Store'')
* Brixton (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Eleanor Chaise Lounge.png|Eleanor Chaise Lounge]] object from ''The Sims Store'')
* Sinking City (city mentioned in the description of [[:File:Gondola of the Sinking City.png|Gondola of the Sinking City]] object from ''The Sims Store'' and featured in Last Venue of Amore)
* Great Lakes (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Great Lakes Earthenware Pot.png|Great Lakes Earthenware Pot]] object from ''The Sims Store'')
* Jamestown (city mentioned in the description of [[:File:Jamestown Dress.png|Jamestown Dress]] full-body outfit from ''The Sims Store'')
* Kingdom of Cambodia (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Kingdom of Cambodia Bathroom- Self Reflection Pedastal Mirror.png|Kingdom of Cambodia set]] from ''The Sims Store''. It is said that at it´s land used to be Khmer Empire)
* Angkor (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Kingdom of Cambodia Bathroom- Self Reflection Pedastal Mirror.png|Kingdom of Cambodia Bathroom- Self Reflection Pedastal Mirror]] object from ''The Sims Store'')
* Oceania (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Oceania Orb Lantern.png|Oceania Orb Lantern]] object from ''The Sims Store'')
* Chesterfield (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Monarch Dresser.png|Monarch Dresser]] object from ''The Sims Store'')
* Punjab (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Punjab Partition.png|Punjab Partition]] object from ''The Sims Store'')
* Tuscany (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Tuscan Sunhat.png|Tuscan Sunhat]] hairstyle from ''The Sims Store'')
* Versailles (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Versailles Mirror.png|Versailles Mirror]] object from ''The Sims Store'')
* Saint Paulliaire (mentioned in the description of [[:File:African Violet.png|African Violet]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Usambara district (mentioned in the description of [[:File:African Violet.png|African Violet]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Maki Wopi island (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Alii Kahuna Ceremonial Tiki.png|Alii Kahuna Ceremonial Tiki]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Andersonville (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Andersonville Pedastal Sink.png|Andersonville Pedastal Sink]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Annapurna, Nepal (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Annapurna Pet Feeder.png|Annapurna Pet Feeder]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Persia (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Antique Persian Rug.png|Antique Persian Rug]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Flanders (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Antique Terrestrial Globe.png|Antique Terrestrial Globe]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Barbizon (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Barbizon Cascade Window.png|Barbizon Cascade Window]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Tiber (a river mentioned in the description of [[:File:Caesar Psychopathus.png|Caesar Psychopathus]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Hanoi (a city mentioned in the description of [[:File:Caféffete Café Table.png|Caféffete Café Table]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Indus Valley (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Citrus Sinensis.png|Citrus Sinensis]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Bel-Air (a city mentioned in the description of [[:File:Deluxar Counter.png|Deluxar Counter]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Troy (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Epith y Oraia Eleny.png|Epith y Oraia Eleny]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Burgundy (mentioned in the description of [[:File:French Burgundy.png|French Burgundy]] object from ''The Sims'')
* New Orleans (a city mentioned in the description of [[:File:French Burgundy.png|French Burgundy]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Westchester (mentioned in the description of [[:File:French Burgundy.png|French Burgundy]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Greater Benin (mentioned in the description of [[Voodoo_doll#The_Sims:_Livin.27_Large|Voodoo doll]] object from ''The Sims: Livin' Large'')
* Seattle (a city mentioned in the description of [[:File:Lonely Oak Café Counter.png|Lonely Oak Café Counter]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Louisiana (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Louisana Wrought Iron Fence.png|Louisana Wrought Iron Fence]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Indonesia (mentioned in the description of [[:File:LunaTick Neon Clock.png|LunaTick Neon Clock]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Samoa (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Makutu Tiki Dresser.png|Makutu Tiki Dresser]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Bolivia (mentioned in the description of [[:File:NeoRococo Wall Scone.png|NeoRococo Wall Scone]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Ural Mountains (mentioned in the description of [[:File:New Tumbleweed.png|New Tumbleweed]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Ukraine (mentioned in the description of [[:File:New Tumbleweed.png|New Tumbleweed]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Niagara waterfalls (mentioned in the description of [[Hot_tub#Niagara_Love_Tub|Niagara Love Tub]] object from ''The Sims: Hot Date'')
* Rome (a city mentioned in the description of [[:File:Private Villa Fountain.png|Private Villa Fountain]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Simbabwe (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Simbabwean Mask.png|Simbabwean Mask]] object from ''The Sims'')
* South Africa (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Spider Plant.png|Spider Plant]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Thailand (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Spirit Gate Bamboo Staircase.png|Spirit Gate Bamboo Staircase]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Tahiti (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Tahitian Eve by Nick N. Borrow.png|Tahitian Eve by Nick N. Borrow]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Boston (a city mentioned in the description of [[:File:The Bostonian Fireplace.png|The Bostonian Fireplace]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Grougler Mountains (mentioned in the description of [[:File:The Ever-Autumn Growgler Tree.png|The Ever-Autumn Growgler Tree]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Istanbul (a city mentioned in the description of [[:File:Turkish Turmoil Wall Scone.png|Turkish Turmoil Wall Scone]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Virginia (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Epoch Etchings Picnic Table.png|Epoch Etchings Picnic Table]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Battyshire (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Gothic Revival Bench.png|Gothic Revival Bench]] object from ''The Sims'')
* Calico city (a city mentioned in the description of [[:File:Calico City Wall Paper.png|Calico City Wall Paper]] wallpaper from ''The Sims'')
* Cardiff (a city mentioned in the description of [[:File:Cardiff Keep Wall.png|Cardiff Keep Wall]] wallpaper from ''The Sims'')
* Canada (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Curious Canada Wall Design.png|Curious Canada Wall Design]] wallpaper from ''The Sims'')
* Florence (a city mentioned in the description of [[:File:Grungee Gold Wallpaper.png|Grungee Gold Wallpaper]] wallpaper from ''The Sims'')
* Kenya (mentioned in the description of [[:File:King of Kenya Wallpaper.png|King of Kenya Wallpaper]] wallpaper from ''The Sims'')
* Kyoto (a city mentioned in the description of [[:File:Kyoto Japanese Wall Covering.png|Kyoto Japanese Wall Covering]] wallpaper from ''The Sims'')
* Vienna (a city mentioned in the description of [[:File:Lividi Tile.png|Lividi Tile]] wallpaper from ''The Sims'')
* Iraq (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Murus Azurus.png|Murus Azurus]] wallpaper from ''The Sims'')
* Pompeii (a city mentioned in the description of [[:File:Pompeii Days.png|Pompeii Days]] wallpaper from ''The Sims'')
* Portland (a city mentioned in the description of [[:File:Raw Cement Wall.png|Raw Cement Wall]] wallpaper from ''The Sims'')
* Tonga (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Tonga Wall Décor.png|Tonga Wall Décor]] wallpaper from ''The Sims'')
* Malaysia (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Tonga Wall Décor.png|Tonga Wall Décor]] wallpaper from ''The Sims'')
* Wartburg (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Wartburg Wall.png|Wartburg Wall]] wallpaper from ''The Sims'')
* Alaska (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Wintners Nightmare Wallpaper.png|Wintners Nightmare Wallpaper]] wallpaper from ''The Sims'')
* Corsica (mentioned in the description of [[Bistro|Little Corsican Bistro]] rabbit hole from ''The Sims 3'')
* Mississippi (mentioned when [[:File:Time travel 1.png|traveling in time]] in ''The Sims 3'')
* New San Francisco (mentioned when [[:File:Time travel 3.png|traveling in time]] in ''The Sims 3'')
* Oregon (mentioned when [[:File:Time travel 7.png|traveling in time]] in ''The Sims 3'')
* Bahamas (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Bahama Drama Open Curtains.png|Bahama Drama Open Curtains]] object from ''The Sims 4: Island Living'')
* Bermuda (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Bermuda Grass.png|Bermuda Grass]] from ''The Sims 3'')
* Bali (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Cross My Heatz and Hope To Bali Hai.png|Cross My Heatz and Hope To Bali Hai]] object from ''The Sims 4: Island Living'')
* Poland (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Happy Place Pavilion.png|Happy Place Pavilion]] object from ''The Sims 4: Island Living'')
* Sulani Sea (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Sail Away Sail.png|Sail Away Sail]] object from ''The Sims 4: Island Living'')
* Mt. OnoPooPo (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Tropic KoolahKouch by Southern Breeze.png|Tropic KoolahKouch by Southern Breeze]] object from ''The Sims 4: Island Living'')
* Throckmorton, North Dakota (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Loudini Séance Chair.png|Loudini Séance Chair]] object from ''The Sims 4: Realm of Magic'')
* Athens (a city mentioned in the description of [[:File:Socratic Column.png|Socratic Column]] object from ''The Sims 4: Discover University'')
* Delaware river (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Frat House Frolicker - by Piper Plastic Products.png|Frat House Frolicker - by Piper Plastic Products]] object from ''The Sims 4: Discover University'')
* Eastern Island (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Stone Bendge - Everyday Artifacts Inc..png|Stone Bendge - Everyday Artifacts Inc.]] object from ''The Sims 4: Discover University'')
* Washkansin (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Semi-Private WashUp - by TMI Industries.png|Semi-Private WashUp - by TMI Industries]] object from ''The Sims 4: Eco Lifestyle'')
* Skelly island (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Son Of Big Monkey Doors - By King Door Corp..png|Son Of Big Monkey Doors - By King Door Corp.]] object from ''The Sims 4: Eco Lifestyle'')
* Monrovia (mentioned in the description of [[:File:Profiles in Art.png|Profiles in Art]] object from ''The Sims 4: Snowy Escape'')
* Komorebi county (mentioned in the description of [[:File:The Fridges of Komorebi County.png|The Fridges of Komorebi County]] object from ''The Sims 4: Snowy Escape'')
 
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== Religion ==
[[File:Philosophy.png|right]]Not much is known about religion in SimNation since it is a secular nation. There appears to be no official state religion, and there seems to be an absence of organized religion in ''The Sims'', ''The Sims 2'', ''The Sims 3'' and ''The Sims 4''. However, churches were present in the original ''SimCity'' and in ''SimCity 2000'', and ''SimCity 4'' includes the option to build Houses of Worship and Cemeteries in the city. And in The Sims 4 Sims can leave a sugar skull offering, showing, along with the description that Sims celebrate the Day Of The Dead. Religion was probably deliberately left open-ended for the player to decide how to envision religious practice in The Sims.<ref>The absence of organized religion may be due to Maxis/Electronic Arts not wanting to favor any particular real-life religion or to offend religious players by depicting Sims following a fictional religion.</ref>
 
Sims do appear to believe in an afterlife and the supernatural, but not in any religious way. The Grim Reaper appears in ''The Sims'' and its sequels and deceased Sims appear as ghosts. Also, various occult-related items, activities, and, in the case of ''[[The Sims: Makin' Magic]]'' an entire sub-neighborhood related to the occult have appeared throughout the series. They also seem to be somewhat aware of the player as they sometimes wave to get the players attention when something's wrong, as if [[Wikipedia:Fourth wall|breaking the fourth wall]].
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In ''[[The Sims]]'', the description of a few Decorative items makes mention of not only Christianity and excommunication, but also of Graeco-Roman paganism and related deities, such as Aphrodite and Ares.
 
In ''[[The Sims 2]]'' there are mentioned real life religions, such as Judaism in [[:File:Chanukah_Menorah.png|Chanukah Menorah]], Catholic and Puritans in [[:File:Gingerbread House.png|Gingerbread House]] and Buddhism in [[:File:Osho Nuff Tablet.png|Osho Nuff Tablet]].
 
In ''[[The Sims 2: University]]'', students [[major]]ing in Philosophy will take a class entitled "Who Controls the Pie Menu and Why?", implying that some Sims do take part in some sort of philosophical-religious debate; however, this is probably intended as a joke for the player, who controls the pie menu (usually presumed to be invisible to Sims, much like the [[PlumbBob]]) and is therefore in a sense "playing god".
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[[File:Education career icon.png|left|40px]] [[File:College icon.png|right]]Public education in childhood and teenager years is free and compulsory for all Sims. The possible department for administrating education in SimNation is the Department of Education. SimNation also provide private and [[boarding schools]], in which the latter cost tuition fees. In ''The Sims 3'', some [[rabbit hole]]s, such as the [[science lab]]s, have classes that are open to all Sims. A lot of a Sim's education, however, is done at home, through either reading [[skill]] books or practicing on their own, with activities such as painting and stargazing.
 
Higher education is also available in SimNation with [[Sim State University]], [[La Fiesta Tech]], [[Academie Le Tour]], [[Sims University]], [[University of Britechester]] and [[SimsFoxbury UniversityInstitute]] all making appearances. Sims University caters to [[young adults]], [[adults]] and [[elders]] while the former three only cater towards young adults. The system of grading and Latin honors that higher education institutions use is similar to the four-year system found in the USA and Canada. The Greek system is also very similar to that seen in the USA. Unlike most schools in the real life USA, however, tuition fees and student debt are apparently non-existent, suggesting a generous level of government spending and/or private investment/donations for higher education. The universities may be government-owned, or they may be privately owned and supported by the government or religious organizations, by large endowments (like [[Wikipedia:Berea College|Berea College]]), or by other business ventures affiliated with the college (like [[Wikipedia:A Beka Book|A Beka Book]] at [[Wikipedia:Pensacola Christian College|Pensacola Christian College]]).
 
== Technology ==
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The idea that SimNation is a representative democracy is further reinforced from the Politisim channel in ''The Sims 4''. Several candidates can be seen giving speeches at a debate. The channel also shows election maps and election results, along with a winner. These graphics are color-coded in a similar fashion to how political parties are typically color-coded.
 
At time of ''The Sims,'' there seems to be movement for SimNatives semi-autonomy. It is supported by money gained through sale of native wall hangings.<ref>Mentioned in description of [[:File:Native Sim Wall Hanging.png|Native Sim Wall Hanging]] from [[The Sims]]</ref>
 
===Flags and Symbols===
In ''The Sims 3'', flags can often be found in front of military bases, police stations, schools, and city halls. These flags usually contain a [[plumbob]] with five green stripes on them, presumably the flag of SimNation. Flags of local worlds and municipalities may also be used. For example, a banner on the side of the Civic Center in [[Monte Vista]] contains a red background, white stripe, and a black llama. Flags outside the city hall of [[Aurora Skies]] are made of dark blue and white stripes. The city hall in [[Sunlit Tides]] contains a circular symbol with a red palm tree and text in Simlish, and a celtic symbol can be seen on the police station of [[Dragon Valley]].
 
Flags outside public places can also be found in ''The Sims 4''. In ''[[Get to Work]]'', there's a flag outside of the [[police station]] that contains a green circle, white outline, and a llama silhouette. In ''[[Get Together]]'', there are three flags in the [[ModernLykke DistrictCentre]] between Hare Square and Hare and Hedgehog that feature a white symbol similar to the [[wikipedia:Fleur-de-lis|Fleur-de-lis]]. One of them, the red and blue flag, can be seen in [[Brindleton Bay]]. A purple and orange flag can be seen in the [[Fashion District]] in [[San Myshuno]].
 
When Sims hack using a computer, a symbol that looks like a seal with a plumbob, eight stars, and some Simlish text, similar to the [[wikipedia:Federal Bureau of Investigation|FBI]]'s logo. It could be a symbol of an government intelligence agency in SimNation.
 
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Police_station_dragon_valley.png|Symbol on the police station in Dragon Valley.
Police station flag.png|Flag displayed in front of the police station in ''The Sims 4'', possible flag of SimNation or its state.
Windenburg flags.png|Flags displayed in WindenburgsWindenburg's modernLykke districtCentre, possible flags of SimNation or some of its states. Can also be flags of a completely different country, as Windenburg is set in a European setting.
Brindleton Bay flag.png|Flag displayed in Brindleton Bay, possible flag of SimNation or one of its states.
San Myshuno flag.png|Flag displayed in San Myshuno, possible flag of SimNation or one of its states.
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==Healthcare==
[[File:W give free health clinic.png|left|40px]] [[File:Biology.png|right]]While in the past, as shown in ''The Sims Medieval'', Sims were frequently at risk of serious disease and major injury, most illnesses in modern-day SimNation are minor and non life-threatening. The most common illnesses are colds (which may be caught at work or school, or by coming into contact with an infected Sim), food poisoning (from eating spoiled food) and pregnancy symptoms such as nausea. Colds are treatable by resting at home and consuming certain soups and juices, while food poisoning and morning sickness will eventually end on their own. There is a risk of untreated colds developing into the more serious pneumonia, which can be fatal, as can the flu, which can be caught from proximity to vermin. [[Mummy|Mummies]] and [[witch]]es can curse other Sims with illness. Accidental injury seems to be virtually non-existent outside of occasional [[The "Concoctanation Station"|lab]] [[Career rewards|accidents]], and though there are numerous ways to [[Death|die]] prematurely (common causes include: fire, drowning, electrocution or starvation), a Sim who has come close to death but survived will recover very quickly and will not require hospital treatment. There is no form of emergency care to treat serious conditions, although in the Nintendo DS version of ''The Sims 3'', starving Sims are taken to a hospital before starving to death which implies that the Sim is taken there by ambulance. ThereHowever, there seems to be no way for Sims to call emergency for an ambulance when witnessing a dying Sim, as they will do nothing or cry.<ref>The lack of anemergency ambulanceservices (ambulances or other forms of medical evacuation) to save dying Sims is probably because the game developers made the games to be purely of entertainment, rather than being serious on healthcare. Instead, Sims are saved from death by unrealistic ways such as pleading to the Grim Reaper.</ref> Mental health problems such as nervous breakdowns are more common, and may be treated by the autonomous arrival of a [[Therapist]], [[Social Bunny]] or [[Tragic Clown]]. The [[Insane]] trait will also cause Sims to talk to themselves, and want to do so. Other traits referencing mental illness include: [[Neurotic]] and [[Unstable]], and more closely resemble real life mental illnesses.
 
Sims may or may not require medical attention, such as receiving vaccinations for [[Illness#The Sims 3: Seasons|flu and allergies]] in the hospital, and they may receive medical checkup and vaccination clinics by doctors. Most diseases can simply be treated by taking a rest at home. Doctors in SimNation do not appear to need any academic qualifications, at least to get started in the career. Hospitals are seen in ''The Sims 3'' and ''The Sims 4'', mainly for pregnancy and plastic surgery, though medical outreach programs and emergencies from out of town do also occur.