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|leader_name            = [[James Leckhampsted Jr.]]
|leader_name            = [[James Leckhampsted Jr.]]
|leader_title1          = Lieutenant Governor
|leader_title1          = Lieutenant Governor
|leader_name1            = [[Mary Knoxstadt]]
|leader_name1            = [[Mary Kronstadt]]
|leader_title2          = Senate Delegation
|leader_title2          = Senate Delegation
|leader_name2            = *[[Warren Jacobson]](U)  
|leader_name2            = *[[Warren Jacobson]](U)  

Revision as of 10:01, 3 February 2021

Providence
State
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Nickname: 
The 1st State
CountryDelamaria
Capital CityRhodeport
Government
 • TypeState Commonwelath
 • BodyProvidence State Commonwealth
 • GovernorJames Leckhampsted Jr. (U)
 • Lieutenant GovernorMary Kronstadt
 • Senate Delegation
 • House Delegation
Population
 (2018)
 • Total345,700
Websitewww.providence.gov.dm

Providence, or formally The State of Providence, is a State of Delamaria located in the Edwardsland Region of Delamaria, it borders Labrador, New Bedford and New Guernsey. The Capital and most populated city in Providence is Rhodeport, followed by Bridgehaven and Port Arthur.

The state is named after the Providence, a ship which carried the first settlers to the shores of what is now Cape Hope. The state is a cultural and historical centre for its involvement in the settling of Delamaria, and the formation of the Commonwelath, of which Providence was the first State to be officially part of the new nation.

The state is home to over 300,000 citizens, with 37,000 being born in foreign countries, this is the highest proportion the country, many are enticed to the state by its many universities, which can lead to permenant residency through the EPRP Act which allows those who have studied in Delamaria to become citizens upon their graduation. These universities include New Chester University, St David University and the more modern Satterlee College.