Provinces of Courelli

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Provinces of the Republic of Courelli
Albano Capital: Magnani Largest city: Population: GDP:
Barocci Capital: Siena Largest city: Population: GDP:
Casella Capital: Monte Gabrieli Largest city: Population: GDP:
Énaudi Capital: Leoncavallo Largest city: Population: GDP:
Fiorentino Capital: Lurano Largest city: Population: GDP:
Giordano Capital: Picci Largest city: Population: GDP:
Lauri Capital: Cilea Largest city: Population: GDP:
Maginardo Capital: Aleotti Largest city: Population: GDP:
Monteverdi Capital: Falceri Largest city: Population: GDP:
Orzi Capital: Biutto Largest city: Population: GDP:
Perini Capital: Modino Largest city: Population: GDP:
Redenti Capital: Fetti Largest city: Population: GDP:
Salieri Capital: Bassano Largest city: Population: GDP:
Sovino Capital: Adona Largest city: Population: GDP:
Vivari Capital: Masellari Largest city: Population: GDP:

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In the Republic of Courelli, a province is a administrative political entity, of which there are currently 15. Bound together in a political union, each province holds governmental jurisdiction over a separate and defined geographic territory. Provincial residency is flexible, and no government approval is required to move between provinces, except for persons restricted by certain types of court orders (such as paroled convicts and children of divorced spouses who are sharing custody).

Provinces, unlike other Courellian territories, possess many powers and rights under the Constitution of Courelli. Provinces and their residents are represented in the National Assembly, a unicameral legislature. Historically, the tasks of local law enforcement, intraprovincial commerce, and local transportation have generally been considered primarily provincial responsibilities.

The Constitution of Courelli grants to the National Assembly the authority to admit new Provinces into the Republic. Since the establishment of the Republic of Courelli in 1663, the number of provinces has expanded from the original 12 to 15. Each new province has been admitted on an equal footing with the existing provinces. However, the Constitution prohibits provincial secession from the Republic, stating that the Republic itself is "an inseparable union of these Provinces."

Province		Capital City	Population (2020)	Legislative Seats (2020)	Area (sq. mi.)	Population Density (pop./sq. mi.)
	Albano (AB)	Magnani	6,969,225	7
	Barocci (BR)	Siena	11,498,705	12
	Casella (CS)	Monte Gabrieli	10,438,884	11
	Énaudi (EN)	Leoncavallo	38,530,478	41
	Fiorentino (FR)	Lurano	9,052,237	9
	Giordano (GR)	Picci	12,680,200	13
	Lauri (LR)	Cilea	8,411,397	9
	Maginardo (MG)	Aleotti	19,686,362	21
	Monteverdi (MV)	Falceri	28,402,648	30
	Orzi (OZ)	Biutto	6,850,739	7
	Perini (PR)	Modino	12,485,944	13
	Redenti (RD)	Fetti	7,508,890	8
	Salieri (SL)	Bassano	20,989,224	22
	Sovino (SV)	Adona	10,173,310	11
	Vivari (VI)	Masellari	9,820,481	11