ISA0001
The ISA0001 is a standard to define codes for micronation country names, dependent territories, and subdivisions created by the Intermicronational Standards Administration. The standard employs an alphabetic three-letter code to represent a micronation, to save time and energy when describing the micronation and to prevent errors in the description of a country. The official name of the standard is Codes for the representation of names of micronations.
Designation
It consists of two parts:
- ISA0001-A3-001, Codes for the representation of names of micronations, Part 1 - Country Codes currently in use, defines the names of country codes currently in use by identifying them with a three-letter code.
- ISA0001-A3-002, Codes for the representation of names of micronations, Part 2 - Country Codes no longer in use, defines the names of country codes that were previously registered in ISA0001 but for one or more reasons are no longer used.
- ISA0001-A3-003, Codes for the representation of subdivisions of micronations, defines the names of subdivisions of country codes in use by identifying them with a three-letter code.
Maintenance Committee
The standard is maintained by a group of representatives from micronational standards organisations called the Maintenance Committee (ISA/MC). Its principal tasks are:
- To add and eliminate country names and to assign code elements to them;
- To publish lists of country names and code elements;
- To maintain a reference list of country names and code elements and periods of use;
- To issue newsletters announcing changes to the code table(s);
- To advise users on the application of the ISA.
Members
The Maintenance Committee consists of three members with voting rights. They are:
Ameristralian Municipal Standards (AMS) - Ameristralia
Standards Administration of Brennonia (SAB) - Brennonia
Felinia Division of Standards (FDS) - Felinia
The Administration also features representatives from intermicronational organisations who do not have voting powers. They are: Vacant
Current country codes
The table below contains the ISA0001-A3-001 codes for each of the countries that have registered with the standard. See ISA0001-A3-002 for Country codes no longer in use.
Country name | Official state name | ISA0001-A3-001 code |
---|---|---|
Ameristralia | Sovereign Municipality of Ameristralia | AMR |
Ameristralian Overseas Territories | Sovereign Municipality of Ameristralia | AOT |
Limonia | Federation of Limonia | LMN |
Brennonia | Kingdom of Brennonia | BRN |
Zenrax | Imperial Federation of Zenrax | ZEN |
The Sohnland | Republic of The Sohnland | TSL |
Felinia | Sovereign Kingdom of Felinia | SKF |
Mabruenia | Federal Republic of Mabruenia | MBA |
Libertalia | Republic of Libertalia | LBT |
Avenska | Federal Republic of Avenska | AVE |
Dane Republic | Grand Order of DR | GDR |
Atlia | Kingdom of Atlia | ATL |
Vinland | Republic of Vinland | VIN |
Sealand | Sealand | SEA |
Begon | Tsardom of Begon | BEG |
Salanda | Kingdom of Salanda | SAL |
Ostton | Federal Republic of Ostton | OST |
Dracul | Commonwealth of Dracul | CMD |
Former country codes
Country name | Official state name | ISA0001-A3-002 code |
---|---|---|
Adonia | Federation of Adonia | ADO |
Vinlandic Overseas Territories | Principality of Vinland | VOT |
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Micronations interested in registering a country code may visit the form here.
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