Countries as a rule are divided into smaller units, either for administrative convenience, or because the country is a federation formed from smaller units. These smaller units can have a number of names. In the United States of America and in Australia they are called "states". In Canada and South Africa they are called "provinces". In Switzerland they are called "cantons", in France "departments", and in England they are called "counties" although many counties are further divided into regions.
So, if the question is "What is your state province region?" what they are asking is "What is the name of your state, if your country has states, or province, in your country has provinces, or whatever smaller unit your country happens to be divided into?"
If you live in the United States, you live in a state. If you live in a different country like Canada, you live in a Province. Forms may put a slash between the two words, meaning you must pick the type that applies to you.
What does state province
None. But it is the abbreviation of Alberta, a Canadian province.
'Where is the province of Gaul' I believe
The province you are born in. If you are a First Generation Canadian you would not have a province of birth in Canada.
they mean what state you was born in or what state you live in or came from
A city on the Zhu Jiang delta in southern China; the capital of Guangdong province and a major deep-water port
Province is to Canada as state is to America. example: The state of Idaho is famous for potatoes. The province of Prince Edward Island is famous for potatoes.
territory or state
If by state you mean province they would be from Quebec
There is no province since it is a US State.
Province and state are synonyms.
If you mean Washington, D. C., the U. S. State of Maryland is to the north. if you mean Washington State, the Canadian Province of British Columbia is to the north.
In which province state or territory can you find a desert?
If you mean the "Alouettes", they are Montréal's team in the Canadian Football League. So your answer would be Québec, although Québec is a province and not a State. If you mean the "Aleuts", they are an Aboriginal people from the State of Alaska.
A state.
no.
You mean Orange Free State
Circle with a star in it will often be a State/Province capital.