What is a province?

Answer by  blahblah (670)

A province is an administrative unit of local government, a part of a nation. In the United States, that subdivision is called a state. The U. S. does not have provinces.

Answer by  oldmom (716)

A province would be similar to a state in the U. S. The U. S. does not have providences, only states and commonwealths.

Answer by  Brett (7986)

A province is a geographical area, which is generally known to be present in Canada (Canada has provinces, much like the United States has States).

Answer by  pdg (19)

A province is a political unit of geographical space. It should has residents, a government, and laws. It is often made up of sub units like towns and counties. It belongs to a country or nation. The US does not have provinces.