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A province is considered as a sovereign territory, therefore is apointed by joint vote from the people and the assembly two commissioners, who will be respectively sent to represent their provinces at the [[Constituent Assemblies]] (according in which constituent country they are located) and to the [[Federal Assembly]]. The Provincial Assembly is a form of self-governing institution, which obeys to the Constituent Assembly and the Federal Assembly, but supervises the [[Subprovincial Councils]], as it administrates some of the 90 third level ''subprovincial divisions'' (named as such because of their varying natures depending on the cultural and linguistic background of the province).
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| [[File:Ecalta Flag.png|150px|center]] || [[File:Ecalta Totem.png|150px|center]] || Ecalta || EC || Ralapale || Palayonia || 2,040,933
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| [[File:Estol Flag.png|150px|center]] || [[File:Estol Totem.png|150px|center]] || Estol || ES || Nesopum || Nestonia || 50,901
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| [[File:Melanicia Flag.png|150px|center]] || [[File:Melanicia Totem.png|150px|center]] || Melanicia || MN || Apunacoo || Nestonia || 60,297
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| [[File:Melapumia Flag.png|150px|center]] || [[File:Melapumia Totem (Corrected version).png|150px|center]] || Melapumia (Western Mountains) || MP || Ovrapunac || Asconia || 128,592
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== Culture ==
=== Tribes ===
The provinces were created in order to give a voice to every tribe living on the ayaupian soil. Some provinces correspond to a unique tribes, whereas multiples tribes were gathered under one province as they shared common features and were identified as belonging to the same family, for instance Postacor or Ostec provinces. Other tribes had less of a common link but were united by geographical area, as for the Melapumia and Cetapumia provinces.
== Administrative Code ==
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== Cooperative Trans-provincial Development Regions ==
Such autonomy from the provinces and large differences between one constitutional country and another have created territorial issues, such as inconsistent city development or deficient water and electricity services. Some natural reserves were cut off, whereas fishing wasn't under the same regulations from one shore to another. Thus in January 1995, the ayaupian government created by approval of the Federal Assembly and the Constituent Assemblies the "Cooperative Trans-provincial Development Regions".
Multiple municipalities were grouped from different bordering provinces into "development regions", which associated various councils and also involved the sub-provincial divisions. This was in the aim of facilitating the communication between institutions, creating or renewing infrastructures and spaces of public domain with coherent managements, giving the ability to construct new crossborders projects that will benefit to multiple territories. However, another crucial goal was to promote, support and sustain the remediation of underdeveloped zones, by funding industries and schools as well as creating new workplaces for employment.
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