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A province is an area of land that is part of a country, similar to a state or a county. It can also be an area of land under political control by an outside country, similar to a colony.
A province is an area of land in a country. It is one of the parts that make up a whole country. Some countries call their parts "provinces," like Canada, and some countries call their parts "states," like the United States.
definition 1: one of the divisions of some countries, each with its own government. Canada is made up of ten provinces. similar words: county, domain, mandate, territory. definition 2: (plural) the parts of a country outside of its main cities (usually used with "the"). We go to the provinces for vacation.
In this lesson we will be starting a new geography unit! We will be learning all about different settlement types, including villages, towns and cities. Today we will learn about the population of earth, and where people can be found around the world.
The countries of the UK are divided into smaller areas known as regions and counties. Maps can be used to identify the size and location of the UK's counties. The United Kingdom is made up of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Learn about human geography, physical geography and environmental geography in this BBC Bitesize geography guide for students aged 11 to 14.
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A province is a section or chunk of land in a country that divides itself into sections. For example, the country of Canada is divided into provinces and territories.
