Template:Encyclopedia Westarctica:This month in history/November
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- 02 November - The Claimant Letter is sent to the polar administration offices of Russia, France, Norway, Australia, New Zealand, Argentina, Chile, the United States, and the United Kingdom. Actual date of the foundation of the Achaean Territory. (2001)
- 02 November - Grand Duke Travis hosts Westarctica's 15th Anniversary Celebration (pictured) in Hollywood, California. (2016)
- 02 November - The first Chiefs of Mission Meeting is held in Berlin. (2018)
- 06 November - Westarctica's 20th Anniversary Celebration occurs in Charlotte, North Carolina. (2021)
- 07 November - Grand Duke Travis and Prince Dinny become legally divorced. (2022)
- 09 November - A state visit between Angyalistan and Westarctica occurs in Paris, France. (2018)
- 13 November - The Statue of Autonomy for the Viscounty of Siple is approved by the Grand Duke. It establishes a legislative branch within the Viscounty and increases the Viscount of Siple's power over his region. (2004)
- 13 November - Grand Duke Travis marries Cathryn, the Marquise of Walgreen, in a private ceremony. She is officially proclaimed the Grand Duchess. (2004)
- 15 November - Many of the Consul-General's friends are invested as members of the Old Guard: George Morin, Duke of Ellsworth; Joseph Day, Duke of Walgreen; Neil Whitmoyer, Duke of Whitmore; and Benjamin King, Duke of Rockefeller. All members accept their titles except Benjamin, who quits his role as an adviser to the Consul-General. (2001)
- 19 November - Raphania becomes a colony of Westarctica, ending the Westarctica-Raphania War. (2022)
- 20 November - Knighthood in the Noble Order of Westarctica is bestowed on 11 reigning monarchs from around the world. (2004)
- 22 November - Requests for diplomatic recognition are sent to the governments of Taiwan, Latvia, and the Sovereign Military Order of Malta. (2004)
- 24 November - Grand Duchess Cathryn gives birth to Prince Daniel Nicholas, the second heir to the throne of Westarctica. (2005)