Gallasia (Ebrary)

Gallasia (Ebrarese: Gallasia; Gallasian: Fwedsma), officially the Province of Gallasia, is a landlocked autonomous province in western Ebrary bordering other countries in the west and north and the province of Aberna in the south and east. The Autonomous Provinces Act of 1986 devolves certain powers to the province of Gallasia which are not devolved to other provinces. Gallasia consists of six counties, and its capital and most populous city is Vugo. Gallasia is one of the least populated provinces of Ebrary.

Gallasia is the homeland of the Gallasian people, a Geltic people group native to the area encompassing the Province of Gallasia as well as parts of the province of Aberna. Approximately 78% of the population of Gallasia were classified as Gallasians in the 2020 Ebrarian Census. Most of the rest of the population are Ebrarians. Religiously, the majority of the population of Gallasia adheres to Christenism, but the Orthodox Church is the fastest growing denomination in the province.

The primary sector of the economy of Gallasia is dominated by coal mining in the Gallasian mountains. Gallasia is the most impoverished province in terms of median household income in Ebrary.