Swampfolk Enclave

A swampfolk enclave refers to one of the hundreds of small, close-knit, isolationist communities that dot the American South. Those who inhabit these enclaves are known as swampfolk, who are usually very suspicious and hostile towards outsiders. Though to outsiders the culture of these communities seem quite similar, they are actually very different from one another and often find themselves in conflict with each other.

The New Confederate States government recognizes the independence of these communities, and as such are not subject to NCSA law, although there are occasional conflicts with these enclaves.