Province (noun)

1. A geographical or administrative division of a country.
2. An area of a country that is governed by its own leaders.
3. A territory or area over which a governor or other official has jurisdiction.

Origin:

From latin provincia ("a province, territory"), from provincus ("of a province"), from pro- ("on behalf of") + vincere ("to conque.r")

Examples:

1. The province is well known for its beautiful landscapes.
2. He was appointed governor of the province.
3. The company has branches in several provinces.
4. The province has a rich history.
5. The province is rich in natural resources.