Index:Provinces of Deodeca

The provinces of the Deodeca are a constituent political entity within the country. This page provides a snapshot overview of some of the provinces.

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Agawaskway
Capital: Kingstown	Population: 9,497,000
Confederation: 1872 Etymology: Disputed between Agawaskway (native language) "wâskayikan" ("House") and "âkâýâsîmowin" ("Ingerish"). Demonym: Agawaskwayan, Aggie	Postal code: AA Official motto: "Prosper together."	Largest city: Kingstown Other population centers: Frontenac, Halkerston, Kuhlie
View on the OGF map∈⊾	Neighboring provinces: Argueil, Odeka District, Nawagan, Newcambry, Ouanatchkan, Wirramay, AR060-10
Gallery of province symbols

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  Flag of Agawaskway
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  The provincial flower, the Stiff-leaved goldenrod (Solidago rigida)
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  The provincial tree, Quaking aspen (Populus tremuloides)
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  Standard license plate (2014-present)
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  Motorway shield
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  The edge of Downtown, in Kingstown, AA.
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  Fields and greenhouses near Liana, AA.
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  The skyline of Barton Bay, AA.

Ingerish Asperia
Capital: New Reydon	Population: 10,100,550
Confederation: 1710 Etymology: Ingerish (used to differentiate claims from Valonian Asperie) + Asperia (name used for the southwestern coast of Astrasia). Demonym: Asperian	Postal code: IA Official motto: "Illustratio, Moralis, Prudentia." ("Enlightenment, Morality, Prudence.") Provincial song: None	Largest city: Stonesipher Other population centers: Baptist Bay, Bathantown, Tidonmouth
View on the OGF map∈⊾	Neighboring provinces: Kastichetshan, AR060-15
Gallery of province symbols

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  Flag of Ingerish Asperia
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  Coat of arms of Ingerish Asperia
• The provincial bird, the White-arched Stormpetrel (Hydrobates asperinus)
  The provincial bird, the White-arched Stormpetrel (Hydrobates asperinus)
• The provincial flower, the White mobgray (Vinca hepburnii)
  The provincial flower, the White mobgray (Vinca hepburnii)
• The provincial tree, the Ironwood tree (Metrosideros excelsa)
  The provincial tree, the Ironwood tree (Metrosideros excelsa)
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  Highway shield
• Rugged coastline along the Shiralees.
  Rugged coastline along the Shiralees.
• Foothills of the Great Shield Mountains near Coalcliffe, IA.
  Foothills of the Great Shield Mountains near Coalcliffe, IA.

Kastichetshan
Capital: Coalburne	Population: 2,464,000
Etymology: Anglicised name derived from the Tsimshiliit word 'Kaasty’chyetshan.' Demonym: Kastichetshani	Postal code: KT Official motto: "Under the cross, we are well." Provincial song: Under The Cross, We Are Well	Largest city: Coalburne Other population centers: Delbert City, Port Stewart, Dimsdale, Cacsaw
View on the OGF map∈⊾	Neighboring provinces: Ingerish Asperia, Wirramay, AR060-15
Gallery of province symbols

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  Flag of Kastichetshan
• The provincial bird, the Common Sapphire Dasher (Malurus sapphirii)
  The provincial bird, the
  Common Sapphire Dasher
  (Malurus sapphirii)
• The provincial flower, The Purple Tikapa (Tikapa tikapensis)
  The provincial flower, The Purple Tikapa
  (Tikapa tikapensis)
• The provincial tree, the West Jade Spruce (Picea nephritus)
  The provincial tree, the West Jade Spruce (Picea nephritus)
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  Auldanweller Valley in far west KT, with Mount Ernest on the far right.
• A farm near the foothills of the Great Shield Mountains near Jasper, KT
  A farm near the foothills of the Great Shield Mountains near Jasper, KT
• The Queen Charlotte Mountains near New Cottingham, KT
  The Queen Charlotte Mountains near New Cottingham, KT

Ouanatchkan
Capital: Roberton	Population: 3,680,000
Etymology: Named after Lake Ouanatchkan, itself a Valonian interpretation of Aitun 'Ukunatshuan', describing a bend in the rapids where Lake Ouanatchkan empties into the Odeka Demonym: Ouanatchkaner or Ouanatcher, Ouanatchkanien (FR), Chkanien (informal, FR)	Postal code: OA Official motto: "Sous le même toit, on est réuni" Provincial song: Chant Chkanien	Largest city: Audeville Other population centers: Anderville, Bennantown, Bésance, Fourchaulton
View on the OGF map∈⊾	Neighboring provinces: Agawaskway, Argueil, Ateria, Newcambry
Gallery of province symbols

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  Flag of Ouanatchkan
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  The provincial bird, the
  Ardencian Chickadee
  (Poecile ardencis)
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  The provincial flower, the Southern Lupine
  (Lupinus australis)
• The provincial tree, the Archantan Larch (Larix archantus)
  The provincial tree, the Archantan Larch (Larix archantus)
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  Provincial route shield
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  Coast of Lake Ouanatchkan in
  Faille region
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  Rural landscape in Lévarrie Region
• Western terminus of the Northland Bridge (Pont Northland)
  Western terminus of the Northland Bridge
  (Pont Northland)

Queen Adelaide Island
Capital: Lamington	Population: 960,000
Confederation: 1825 Etymology: Named for Queen Adelaide of Ingrea (reigned ca. 1670–1710) Demonym: Queen Adelaide Islander, Islander, Adelaidean	Postal code: QA Official motto: "Sic parvis magna" ("Greatness from small beginnings")	Largest city: Lamington Other population centers: Port Albert
View on the OGF map∈⊾	Neighboring provinces: Kastichetshan, Infernia, Peralia, Riverina, Wirramay
Gallery of province symbols

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  Flag of Queen Adelaide Island
• Standard license plate
  Standard license plate
• Provincial highway shield
  Provincial highway shield
• Red fox (provincial animal)
  Red fox
  (provincial animal)
• Town Basin, Lamington
  Town Basin, Lamington
• Midland County vineyards
  Midland County vineyards
• Queen Adelaide Island Bridge
  Queen Adelaide Island Bridge