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| current_number = 17
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| population_range = 190,641 ([[Province of Nuelita|Nuelita]]) 12,342,357 ([[Province of Copanaco|Copanaco]])
| population_range = 831,522 ([[Nuelita]]) 12,342,357 ([[Province of Copanaco|Copanaco]])
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| government = Provincial government<br>[[Government of Costa Madora|National government]]
| government = Provincial government<br>[[Government of Costa Madora|National government]]
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[[Costa Madora]] is divided into 19 provinces, which rank immediately below the [[Government of Costa Madora|national government]] and form the country's first level of jurisdiction and administrative division. They include 17 provinces proper, one overseas province (Islas Aláceas), and one national district (Copanaco). Today's provinces were created by the Vilchez administration in 1838, replacing the previous royal departments.
[[Costa Madora]] is divided into 19 provinces, which rank immediately below the [[Government of Costa Madora|national government]] and form the country's first level of jurisdiction and administrative division. They include 17 provinces proper, one overseas province (Islas Aláceas), and one national district (Copanaco). Today's provinces were created by the Vilchez administration in 1838, replacing the previous royal departments.


Each provincial government is composed of a provincial council, headed by either a directly elected or appointed governor, who serves as the chief executive of their respective province, as well as provincial legislatures and judiciaries.
Each provincial government is composed of a provincial cabinet, headed by either a directly elected or appointed governor, who serves as the chief executive of their respective province, as well as provincial legislatures and judiciaries.


While the national government maintains ultimate control, it delegates numerous functions to the provincial governments and provides monthly state subsidies to support their operations.
While the national government maintains ultimate control, it delegates numerous functions to the provincial governments and provides monthly state subsidies to support their operations.
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The provincial governments are responsible for various functions, including the creation and organization of a provincial police force, tax collection, supervision and maintenance of schools, hospitals, public transportation, and regional urban planning. They also undertake tasks assigned to them by the national government, such as the maintenance of most roads (excluding highways), as well as the establishment and management of provincial departments and municipalities in their respective jurisdictions.
The provincial governments are responsible for various functions, including the creation and organization of a provincial police force, tax collection, supervision and maintenance of schools, hospitals, public transportation, and regional urban planning. They also undertake tasks assigned to them by the national government, such as the maintenance of most roads (excluding highways), as well as the establishment and management of provincial departments and municipalities in their respective jurisdictions.
==List==
==List==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
{| class="wikitable"  
|-
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! Flag
! rowspan="2" | Flag
! colspan="2" | Name and code
! rowspan="2" colspan="2" | Name and code
! Capital
! rowspan="2" | Capital
! Largest city
! rowspan="2" | Largest city
! Population
! rowspan="2" | Area
! Area
! colspan="2" | Seats
! Density<br><small>(per km<sup>2</sup>)</small>
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! Senators
! Deputies
|-
|-
|  
|  
| [[Achuacos Province|Achuacos]]
| Achuacos
| AC
| AC
| colspan="2" | [[San Fernando del Valle de Achuacos]]
| colspan="2" | San Fernando del Valle de Achuacos
| 2,703,186
| {{cvt|94078|sqkm|sqmi|disp=br()}}
| {{cvt|94078|sqkm|sqmi|disp=br()}}
|
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| Alvidrez
| Alvidrez
| AL
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| Arzóa
| Arzóa
| AR
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| [[Copanaco Province|Copanaco]]
| Copanaco
| CP
| CP
| colspan="2" | [[San Pabaré]]
| colspan="2" | San Pabaré
| 12,342,357
| 47,571
| {{cvt|47571|sqkm|sqmi|disp=br()}}
|  
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| [[Copanaco|Distrito Nacional]]
| Distrito Nacional
| DN
| DN
| colspan="2" | [[Copanaco]]
| colspan="2" | Copanaco
| 3,921,292
| 1,326
| {{cvt|1326|sqkm|sqmi|disp=br()}}
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| Equirua
| Equirua
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| Iturcagua
| Iturcagua
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| Jucaya
| style="vertical-align:middle;" | Jucaya
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| Miravalles
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| style="vertical-align:middle;" | Miravalles
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| Montalvós
| style="text-decoration:underline;" | Montalvós
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| Nuelita
| style="vertical-align:middle;" | Nuelita
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| Pototillo
| style="vertical-align:middle;" | Pototillo
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| 48,148
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| Río Huerchi
| style="text-decoration:underline;" | Río Huerchi
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| San Estelores
| style="vertical-align:middle;" | San Estelores
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| Santa Tecía
| style="text-decoration:underline;" | Santa Tecía
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| style="vertical-align:middle;" |
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| 14,563
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| Taltapiapó
| style="text-decoration:underline;" | Taltapiapó
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| style="text-decoration:underline;" | Tucúranca
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| Tucúranca
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===By population===
===By population===
{| class="wikitable sortable"  
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:right;"
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! {{abbr|#|Rank}}
! {{abbr|#|Rank}}
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! 1
! 1
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| style="text-align:left;" | Copanaco
|  
| 12,342,357
|  
| 259.43
|  
| 18.86%
|-
|-
! 2
! 2
|  
| style="text-align:left;" | Distrito Nacional
|  
| 3,921,292
|  
| 2,956.07
|  
| 5.99%
|-
|-
! 3
! 3
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| style="text-align:left;" | Pototillo
|  
| 3,719,481
|  
| 77.19
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| 5.68%
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! 4
! 4
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! 17
! 17
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| style="text-align:left;" | Santa Tecía
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| 831,522
|  
| 57.11
|  
| 1.27%
|- style="background-color:#efefef;"
! —
| {{flag|Costa Madora}}
| 65,432,670
| 138.32
| 100.00%
|}
|}
===By area===
===By area===
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===By GDP===
===By GDP===
===By HDI===
===By HDI===
==See also==
==See also==
{{Costa Madora topics}}
{{Costa Madora topics}}

Revision as of 08:05, 26 September 2023

Provinces of Costa Madora
Provincias de Costa Madora
LocationCosta Madora
Found inRegions
Number17
Populations831,522 (Nuelita) 12,342,357 (Copanaco)
GovernmentProvincial government
National government
SubdivisionsDepartments
Municipalities

Costa Madora is divided into 19 provinces, which rank immediately below the national government and form the country's first level of jurisdiction and administrative division. They include 17 provinces proper, one overseas province (Islas Aláceas), and one national district (Copanaco). Today's provinces were created by the Vilchez administration in 1838, replacing the previous royal departments.

Each provincial government is composed of a provincial cabinet, headed by either a directly elected or appointed governor, who serves as the chief executive of their respective province, as well as provincial legislatures and judiciaries.

While the national government maintains ultimate control, it delegates numerous functions to the provincial governments and provides monthly state subsidies to support their operations.

The provincial governments are responsible for various functions, including the creation and organization of a provincial police force, tax collection, supervision and maintenance of schools, hospitals, public transportation, and regional urban planning. They also undertake tasks assigned to them by the national government, such as the maintenance of most roads (excluding highways), as well as the establishment and management of provincial departments and municipalities in their respective jurisdictions.

List

Flag Name and code Capital Largest city Area Seats
Senators Deputies
Achuacos AC San Fernando del Valle de Achuacos 94,078 km2
(36,324 sq mi)
Alvidrez AL
Arzóa AR
Copanaco CP San Pabaré 47,571
Distrito Nacional DN Copanaco 1,326
Equirua
Iturcagua
Jucaya
Miravalles
Montalvós
Nuelita
Pototillo 48,148
Río Huerchi
San Estelores
Santa Tecía 14,563
Taltapiapó
Tucúranca

By population

# Province Population
(2022) 		Density
(per km2) 		% of total
1 Copanaco 12,342,357 259.43 18.86%
2 Distrito Nacional 3,921,292 2,956.07 5.99%
3 Pototillo 3,719,481 77.19 5.68%
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5
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10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17 Santa Tecía 831,522 57.11 1.27%
—  Costa Madora 65,432,670 138.32 100.00%

By area

# Province Area % of total
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2
3
4
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10
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12
13
14
15
16
17

By GDP

By HDI

See also

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