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Cascadia 

An independent nation consisting of the former Canadian province of British Columbia, and the former American states of Washington, Oregon, and Idaho. Northern California is geographically a part of Cascadia, but is still American territory. Cascadia is a peaceful country that doesn't support America's militarism. Cascadia is also the richest country in the world and is permanently neutral. It's not a member of the UN or any other organization like NATO, NAFTA, etc. Cascadia also doesn't posses the political crap that is prevalent in Canada.
Cascadia is the best place on earth.
Cascadia by Linkon Pocatello December 5, 2007
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Cascadia 

The Region covering Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia. Also wanting to become its own country, and seceed from the United States. If so, it will be a nation of tree-hugging liberals.
Let's go to Seattle, Cascadia this weekend to attend the "Save the Pine Needles" rally. Then let's go to Portland, Cascadia to protest, because we are liberals, we have nothing else better to do.
Cascadia by Rob September 5, 2004

Cascadia 

Cascadia is a country that has been invaded and occupied by the British, Spanish, Russians, Americans, Mexicans and Canadians since the 1600's. It prevails in its wishes for a greener planet and technology innovations while remaining a place of agriculture and beautiful scenery. It is currently split between the USA with Alaska, Washington, Idaho, Oregon, North California, and West Montana. Cascadia houses large company's such as Microsoft, Starbucks and Alaska Airlines. Cascadia continues to wish to be free with many accounts on Instagram preaching that Cascadian wish and promise.

Flag: The Douglas Fir
National Anthem: O'Cascadia & Cascadia Forever
Capitol (most said): Olympia
Cascadia is the country on the north pacific coast of North America.

Cascadia 

A traingirl version of the Talgo VIII used by Amtrak Cascades.
"Yo, have you ridden Cascadia?"
"Yeah, she's my new fetish now."
Cascadia by R160S March 3, 2024

Cascadia Sick

The sense of missing Cascadia, the region commonly known as the Pacific Northwest.
Man, that train video made me Cascadia sick. Damn, I miss the Kootenays.
Cascadia Sick by Rambler Rogue March 23, 2026

Full Cascadia 

When the dense Juan de Fuca oceanic plate plunges beneath the North American plate resulting in rock-hard peaks and hot volcanic eruptions.
Steve: Me and Ashley are going to go FULL CASCADIA tonight. I'ma slide right on in to that subduction zone.
Jeff: ...
Steve: It's sex. We're going to do the sex.
Jeff: I hate myself for even knowing you.
Full Cascadia by BananaStand55 June 12, 2021
- A NEUTRAL DESCRIPTION OF CASCADA -

Cascada is a Club/Trance project from Germany. The group consists of Natalie Horler and Yanou and DJ Manian (although Natalie does work with other producers/dj's). Their biggest chart hit to date was "Everytime we touch" (which soonafter had many remixes), which was a huge hit in both the underground trance scene and the commercial scene.

The name Cascada came about due to copyright issues. The project were origionally named "Cascade", however soon after legal action was threatened by a band of the same name, they changed the name to "Cascada". Contrary to popular belief, Cascada is a project, not Natalie Horler herself.

Natalie Horler (the vocalist/producer/visual representative of Cascada) was born in Bonn, Germany to English parents and considers herself more English than German.

Cascada can go under the genres of Trance, Commercial Trance, Club, Pop, Eurotrance, Dance, and Techno. Although lacking in origionality, Cascada continue to make a big impression on the American charts with their Eurobeat style.
"Everytime We Touch", "Miracle" and "ready For Love" are a few songs by Cascada
cascada by AlanD July 28, 2006
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