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	Hockey was played by clubs in Regina and Moose Jaw in 1894, when they were small towns in the District of Assiniboia, the territory of which is present-day southern Saskatchewan and south-eastern Alberta. The towns competed for the Assiniboia Championship, which was won by Regina the first year. In the District of Saskatchewan (modern northern Saskatchewan and northern Manitoba), containing Saskatoon and Prince Albert, hockey was played a bit later. Regina, Moose Jaw, and Medicine Hat (now part of Alberta) competed for the Assiniboia Championship in 1896. Moose Jaw won.		Hockey was played by clubs in Regina and Moose Jaw in 1894, when they were small towns in the District of Assiniboia, the territory of which is present-day southern Saskatchewan and south-eastern Alberta. The towns competed for the Assiniboia Championship, which was won by Regina the first year. In the District of Saskatchewan (modern northern Saskatchewan and northern Manitoba), containing Saskatoon and Prince Albert, hockey was played a bit later. Regina, Moose Jaw, and Medicine Hat (now part of Alberta) competed for the Assiniboia Championship in 1896. Moose Jaw won.

	The Saskatoon Hockey Club won the Strang Cup as champions of Saskatchewan in 1904-05~~. By this time, there was a [[Saskatchewan Hockey League]] in place~~. Ernest James McMillan was president of the ~~league~~ in 1907~~. In 1908-09, the Saskatchewan Hockey League featured teams from Regina, Moose Jaw, Qu'Appelle and Weyburn~~. The Saskatoon Strathconas were crowned champions of Northern Saskatchewan in 1909. ~~The following year (~~1909-10), the ~~league~~ was divided into Northern and Southern sections. The [[Prince Albert Mintos]] won the league title after the [[Saskatoon Strathconas]] were discovered to have used ineligible players. The Mintos lost the Western Canada Championship for the [[Fit-Reform Trophy]] to the [[Edmonton Pros]] of the [[Alberta Professional Hockey League]].		The [[Saskatchewan Hockey League]] was founded in 1904. The Saskatoon Hockey Club won the Strang Cup as champions of Saskatchewan in 1904-05. Ernest James McMillan was president of the Saskatchewan League in 1907. The Saskatoon Strathconas were crowned champions of Northern Saskatchewan in 1909. In 1909-10, the Saskatchewan League was divided into Northern and Southern sections. The [[Prince Albert Mintos]] won the league title after the [[Saskatoon Strathconas]] were discovered to have used ineligible players. The Mintos lost the Western Canada Championship for the [[Fit-Reform Trophy]] to the [[Edmonton Pros]] of the [[Alberta Professional Hockey League]].

	The Saskatchewan League became [[Saskatchewan Professional Hockey League\|professional]] for the 1910-11 season. The Mintos repeated as champions, but lost a Stanley Cup playoff qualifier 12-6 to Port Arthur Lake City. In 1912, the [[Saskatoon Hoo-Hoos]] won the league but declined to challenge for the Stanley Cup. The [[Saskatoon Wholesalers]] faced [[Port Arthur Lake City]] in a Cup elimination series, and lost 12-6. The Von Falkenberg Cup for the Saskatchewan Senior Championship was first awarded in 1911. The Saskatchewan Hockey Association was founded in 1912.		The Saskatchewan League became [[Saskatchewan Professional Hockey League\|professional]] for the 1910-11 season. The Mintos repeated as champions, but lost a Stanley Cup playoff qualifier 12-6 to Port Arthur Lake City. In 1912, the [[Saskatoon Hoo-Hoos]] won the league but declined to challenge for the Stanley Cup. The [[Saskatoon Wholesalers]] faced [[Port Arthur Lake City]] in a Cup elimination series, and lost 12-6. The Von Falkenberg Cup for the Saskatchewan Senior Championship was first awarded in 1911. The Saskatchewan Hockey Association was founded in 1912.

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	==History of hockey in Saskatchewan==		==History of hockey in Saskatchewan==
	Hockey was played by clubs in Regina and Moose Jaw in 1894, when they were small towns in the District of Assiniboia, the territory of which is present-day southern Saskatchewan and south-eastern Alberta. The towns competed for ~~a Silver Cup~~, which was won by Regina the first year. In the District of Saskatchewan (modern northern Saskatchewan and northern Manitoba), containing Saskatoon and Prince Albert, hockey was played a bit later. Regina, Moose Jaw, and Medicine Hat (now part of Alberta) competed for the Assiniboia Championship in 1896. Moose Jaw won.		Hockey was played by clubs in Regina and Moose Jaw in 1894, when they were small towns in the District of Assiniboia, the territory of which is present-day southern Saskatchewan and south-eastern Alberta. The towns competed for the Assiniboia Championship, which was won by Regina the first year. In the District of Saskatchewan (modern northern Saskatchewan and northern Manitoba), containing Saskatoon and Prince Albert, hockey was played a bit later. Regina, Moose Jaw, and Medicine Hat (now part of Alberta) competed for the Assiniboia Championship in 1896. Moose Jaw won.

	The Saskatoon Hockey Club won the Strang Cup as champions of Saskatchewan in 1904-05. By ~~1906~~, there was a Saskatchewan Hockey League in place. Ernest James McMillan was president of the league in 1907. In 1908-09, the Saskatchewan Hockey League featured teams from Regina, Moose Jaw, Qu'Appelle and Weyburn. The Saskatoon Strathconas were crowned champions of Northern Saskatchewan in 1909. The following year (1909-10), the league was divided into Northern and Southern sections. The [[Prince Albert Mintos]] won the league title after the [[Saskatoon Strathconas]] were discovered to have used ineligible players. The Mintos lost the Western Canada Championship for the Fit-Reform Trophy to the [[Edmonton Pros]] of the [[Alberta Professional Hockey League]].		The Saskatoon Hockey Club won the Strang Cup as champions of Saskatchewan in 1904-05. By this time, there was a [[Saskatchewan Hockey League]] in place. Ernest James McMillan was president of the league in 1907. In 1908-09, the Saskatchewan Hockey League featured teams from Regina, Moose Jaw, Qu'Appelle and Weyburn. The Saskatoon Strathconas were crowned champions of Northern Saskatchewan in 1909. The following year (1909-10), the league was divided into Northern and Southern sections. The [[Prince Albert Mintos]] won the league title after the [[Saskatoon Strathconas]] were discovered to have used ineligible players. The Mintos lost the Western Canada Championship for the [[Fit-Reform Trophy]] to the [[Edmonton Pros]] of the [[Alberta Professional Hockey League]].

	The Saskatchewan League became [[Saskatchewan Professional Hockey League\|professional]] for the 1910-11 season. The Mintos repeated as champions, but lost a Stanley Cup playoff qualifier 12-6 to Port Arthur Lake City. In 1912, the [[Saskatoon Hoo-Hoos]] won the league but declined to challenge for the Stanley Cup. The [[Saskatoon Wholesalers]] faced [[Port Arthur Lake City]] in a Cup elimination series, and lost 12-6. The Von Falkenberg Cup for the Saskatchewan Senior Championship was first awarded in 1911. The Saskatchewan Hockey Association was founded in 1912.		The Saskatchewan League became [[Saskatchewan Professional Hockey League\|professional]] for the 1910-11 season. The Mintos repeated as champions, but lost a Stanley Cup playoff qualifier 12-6 to Port Arthur Lake City. In 1912, the [[Saskatoon Hoo-Hoos]] won the league but declined to challenge for the Stanley Cup. The [[Saskatoon Wholesalers]] faced [[Port Arthur Lake City]] in a Cup elimination series, and lost 12-6. The Von Falkenberg Cup for the Saskatchewan Senior Championship was first awarded in 1911. The Saskatchewan Hockey Association was founded in 1912.

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	Hockey was played by clubs in Regina and Moose Jaw in 1894, when they were small towns in the District of Assiniboia, the territory of which is present-day southern Saskatchewan and south-eastern Alberta. The towns competed for a Silver Cup, which was won by Regina the first year. In the District of Saskatchewan (modern northern Saskatchewan and northern Manitoba), containing Saskatoon and Prince Albert, hockey was played a bit later. Regina, Moose Jaw, and Medicine Hat (now part of Alberta) competed for the Assiniboia Championship in 1896. Moose Jaw won.		Hockey was played by clubs in Regina and Moose Jaw in 1894, when they were small towns in the District of Assiniboia, the territory of which is present-day southern Saskatchewan and south-eastern Alberta. The towns competed for a Silver Cup, which was won by Regina the first year. In the District of Saskatchewan (modern northern Saskatchewan and northern Manitoba), containing Saskatoon and Prince Albert, hockey was played a bit later. Regina, Moose Jaw, and Medicine Hat (now part of Alberta) competed for the Assiniboia Championship in 1896. Moose Jaw won.

	The Saskatoon Hockey Club won the Strang Cup as champions of Saskatchewan in 1904-05. By 1906, there was a Saskatchewan Hockey League in place. Ernest James McMillan was president of the league in 1907. In 1908-09, the Saskatchewan Hockey League featured teams from Regina, Moose Jaw, Qu'Appelle and Weyburn. The following year (1909-10), the league was divided into Northern and Southern sections. The [[Prince Albert Mintos]] won the league title after the [[Saskatoon Strathconas]] were discovered to have used ineligible players. The Mintos lost the Western Canada Championship for the Fit-Reform Trophy to the [[Edmonton Pros]] of the [[Alberta Professional Hockey League]].		The Saskatoon Hockey Club won the Strang Cup as champions of Saskatchewan in 1904-05. By 1906, there was a Saskatchewan Hockey League in place. Ernest James McMillan was president of the league in 1907. In 1908-09, the Saskatchewan Hockey League featured teams from Regina, Moose Jaw, Qu'Appelle and Weyburn. The Saskatoon Strathconas were crowned champions of Northern Saskatchewan in 1909. The following year (1909-10), the league was divided into Northern and Southern sections. The [[Prince Albert Mintos]] won the league title after the [[Saskatoon Strathconas]] were discovered to have used ineligible players. The Mintos lost the Western Canada Championship for the Fit-Reform Trophy to the [[Edmonton Pros]] of the [[Alberta Professional Hockey League]].

	The Saskatchewan League became [[Saskatchewan Professional Hockey League\|professional]] for the 1910-11 season. The Mintos repeated as champions, but lost a Stanley Cup playoff qualifier 12-6 to Port Arthur Lake City. In 1912, the [[Saskatoon Hoo-Hoos]] won the league but declined to challenge for the Stanley Cup. The [[Saskatoon Wholesalers]] faced [[Port Arthur Lake City]] in a Cup elimination series, and lost 12-6. The Von Falkenberg Cup for the Saskatchewan Senior Championship was first awarded in 1911. The Saskatchewan Hockey Association was founded in 1912.		The Saskatchewan League became [[Saskatchewan Professional Hockey League\|professional]] for the 1910-11 season. The Mintos repeated as champions, but lost a Stanley Cup playoff qualifier 12-6 to Port Arthur Lake City. In 1912, the [[Saskatoon Hoo-Hoos]] won the league but declined to challenge for the Stanley Cup. The [[Saskatoon Wholesalers]] faced [[Port Arthur Lake City]] in a Cup elimination series, and lost 12-6. The Von Falkenberg Cup for the Saskatchewan Senior Championship was first awarded in 1911. The Saskatchewan Hockey Association was founded in 1912.

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	Hockey was played by clubs in Regina and Moose Jaw in 1894, when they were small towns in the District of Assiniboia, the territory of which is present-day southern Saskatchewan and south-eastern Alberta. The towns competed for a Silver Cup, which was won by Regina the first year. In the District of Saskatchewan (modern northern Saskatchewan and northern Manitoba), containing Saskatoon and Prince Albert, hockey was played a bit later. Regina, Moose Jaw, and Medicine Hat (now part of Alberta) competed for the Assiniboia Championship in 1896. Moose Jaw won.		Hockey was played by clubs in Regina and Moose Jaw in 1894, when they were small towns in the District of Assiniboia, the territory of which is present-day southern Saskatchewan and south-eastern Alberta. The towns competed for a Silver Cup, which was won by Regina the first year. In the District of Saskatchewan (modern northern Saskatchewan and northern Manitoba), containing Saskatoon and Prince Albert, hockey was played a bit later. Regina, Moose Jaw, and Medicine Hat (now part of Alberta) competed for the Assiniboia Championship in 1896. Moose Jaw won.

	By 1906, there was a Saskatchewan Hockey League in place. Ernest James McMillan was president of the league in 1907. In 1908-09, the Saskatchewan Hockey League featured teams from Regina, Moose Jaw, Qu'Appelle and Weyburn. The following year (1909-10), the league was divided into Northern and Southern sections. The [[Prince Albert Mintos]] won the league title after the [[Saskatoon Strathconas]] were discovered to have used ineligible players. The Mintos lost the Western Canada Championship for the Fit-Reform Trophy to the [[Edmonton Pros]] of the [[Alberta Professional Hockey League]].		The Saskatoon Hockey Club won the Strang Cup as champions of Saskatchewan in 1904-05. By 1906, there was a Saskatchewan Hockey League in place. Ernest James McMillan was president of the league in 1907. In 1908-09, the Saskatchewan Hockey League featured teams from Regina, Moose Jaw, Qu'Appelle and Weyburn. The following year (1909-10), the league was divided into Northern and Southern sections. The [[Prince Albert Mintos]] won the league title after the [[Saskatoon Strathconas]] were discovered to have used ineligible players. The Mintos lost the Western Canada Championship for the Fit-Reform Trophy to the [[Edmonton Pros]] of the [[Alberta Professional Hockey League]].

	The Saskatchewan League became [[Saskatchewan Professional Hockey League\|professional]] for the 1910-11 season. The Mintos repeated as champions, but lost a Stanley Cup playoff qualifier 12-6 to Port Arthur Lake City. In 1912, the [[Saskatoon Hoo-Hoos]] won the league but declined to challenge for the Stanley Cup. The [[Saskatoon Wholesalers]] faced [[Port Arthur Lake City]] in a Cup elimination series, and lost 12-6. The Von Falkenberg Cup for the Saskatchewan Senior Championship was first awarded in 1911. The Saskatchewan Hockey Association was founded in 1912.		The Saskatchewan League became [[Saskatchewan Professional Hockey League\|professional]] for the 1910-11 season. The Mintos repeated as champions, but lost a Stanley Cup playoff qualifier 12-6 to Port Arthur Lake City. In 1912, the [[Saskatoon Hoo-Hoos]] won the league but declined to challenge for the Stanley Cup. The [[Saskatoon Wholesalers]] faced [[Port Arthur Lake City]] in a Cup elimination series, and lost 12-6. The Von Falkenberg Cup for the Saskatchewan Senior Championship was first awarded in 1911. The Saskatchewan Hockey Association was founded in 1912.

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	==Overview==		==Overview==

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	==League, regional and national championships==		==League, regional and national championships==

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'''Saskatchewan''' is one of three Prairie provinces in [[Canada]]. Its population is about 1,015,000 and its capital is Regina.

==History of hockey in Saskatchewan==
Hockey was played by clubs in Regina and Moose Jaw in 1894, when they were small towns in the District of Assiniboia, the territory of which is present-day southern Saskatchewan and south-eastern Alberta. The towns competed for a Silver Cup, which was won by Regina the first year. In the District of Saskatchewan (modern northern Saskatchewan and northern Manitoba), containing Saskatoon and Prince Albert, hockey was played a bit later. Regina, Moose Jaw, and Medicine Hat (now part of Alberta) competed for the Assiniboia Championship in 1896. Moose Jaw won.

By 1906, there was a Saskatchewan Hockey League in place. Ernest James McMillan was president of the league in 1907. In 1908-09, the Saskatchewan Hockey League featured teams from Regina, Moose Jaw, Qu'Appelle and Weyburn. The following year (1909-10), the league was divided into Northern and Southern sections. The [[Prince Albert Mintos]] won the league title after the [[Saskatoon Strathconas]] were discovered to have used ineligible players. The Mintos lost the Western Canada Championship for the Fit-Reform Trophy to the [[Edmonton Pros]] of the [[Alberta Professional Hockey League]].

The Saskatchewan League became [[Saskatchewan Professional Hockey League|professional]] for the 1910-11 season. The Mintos repeated as champions, but lost a Stanley Cup playoff qualifier 12-6 to Port Arthur Lake City. In 1912, the [[Saskatoon Hoo-Hoos]] won the league but declined to challenge for the Stanley Cup. The [[Saskatoon Wholesalers]] faced [[Port Arthur Lake City]] in a Cup elimination series, and lost 12-6. The Von Falkenberg Cup for the Saskatchewan Senior Championship was first awarded in 1911. The Saskatchewan Hockey Association was founded in 1912.

The Regina Victorias won the [[Allan Cup]] in 1914 and the Melville Millionaires took it in 1915. During [[World War I]] (1914-1918) Saskatchewan, like the rest of Canada saw many of its young men go overseas to fight, this caused a shortage of young men to play hockey and senior hockey suffered greatly.

After the war hockey in the province was disorganized and senior hockey did not get off the ground. Then came the [[Western Canada Hockey League]] in 1921 which monopolized hockey attention in the province. In 1921-22 there were only two senior teams in Saskatchewan. This situation continued through the life of the Western League and its successor the Prairie Hockey League until 1928.

Organized women's hockey has been played in Saskatchewan since at least 1912 when a women's team was set up at the University of Saskatchewan. The first recorded Provincial Junior Hockey League was organized in the 1917–18, when E.C. Corbeau donated the Corbeau Cup. The first champions were the Regina Pats, who are the oldest continuously operating junior team in Canada

==Overview==

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! style="background:red;"| '''Teams'''
|-
! style="background:#6495ED;"| Major Pro (WCHL)

|- align="center"
! Moose Jaw Sheiks (1921-1922)
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! Regina Capitals (1921-1925)
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! Saskatoon Sheiks (1921-1926)
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! style="background:#6495ED;"| Minor Pro (WHL)

|- align="center"
! Saskatoon Quakers (1951-56; 58-59)
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! Saskatoon/St. Paul Regals (1957-58)
|-
! style="background:#6495ED;"| Major Junior (WHL)

|- align="center"
! Moose Jaw Warriors (1984-)
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! Prince Albert Raiders (1982-)
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! Regina Pats (1966-)
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! Saskatoon Blades (1966-)
|-
! Swift Current Broncos (1967-74; 1986-)
|-
! Estevan Bruins (1966-1971)
|-
! Moose Jaw Canucks (1966-1968)
|-
! Weyburn Red Wings (1966-1968)
|-
! style="background:#6495ED;"| Stanley Cup Challenge Era

|- align="center"
! [[Prince Albert Mintos]]
|-
! [[Saskatoon Wholesalers]]
|-
! style="background:#6495ED;"| University (CWUAA)
|-
|- align="center"
! Regina Cougars (1977-)
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! Saskatchewan Huskies (1919-)
|}
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{| class="wikitable" align="center"
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! style="background:red;"| '''Leagues'''
|-
! style="background:#6495ED;"| Junior A

|- align="center"
! Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League (1917-)

|-
! style="background:#6495ED;"| Junior B
|- align="center"
! Prairie Junior Hockey League (2006-)
|- align="center"
! South Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League (1992-2006)
|-
! North Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League (1966-2007)
|-
! Saskatchewan Junior B Championship (1927-2007)
|-
! style="background:#6495ED;"| Junior C

|- align="center"
! Qu'Appelle Valley Hockey League (2015-)
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! Regina Junior C Hockey League (1960-2015)
|-
! style="background:#6495ED;"| Senior
|- align="center"
! Saskatchewan Senior Championship (1910-)

|- align="center"
! Saskatchewan Intermediate Championship (1919-1971)
|-
! Beaver Lakes Hockey League (2006-)
|-
! Big Six Senior Hockey League (1959-)
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! Fort Carlton Senior Hockey League (1971-)
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! Highway Hockey League (1965-)
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! Long Lake Senior Hockey League (1978-)
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! Notekeu Senior Hockey League (1958-)
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! Qu'Appelle Valley Hockey League (1960-)
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! Saskatchewan Prairie Senior Hockey League (2010-)
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! Sask Valley Hockey League (1966-)
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! Sask West Senior Hockey League (2000-)
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! Triangle Hockey League (1965-)
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! Twin Rivers Senior Hockey League (2016-)
|- align="center"
! White Mud Senior Hockey League (1995-)
|-
! Wheatland Senior Hockey League (2004-)

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! style="background:#6495ED;"| Early Professional
|- align="center"
! [[Saskatchewan Professional Hockey League]] (1910-1912)

|}
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==League, regional and national championships==
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! scope="col" | Championship
! scope="col" | Times won
! scope="col" | Description
|- align="center"
! scope="row"| '''WCHL Championship'''
|1
|[[Western Canada Hockey League]] champion
|- align="center"
! scope="row"| '''Lester Patrick Cup'''
|1
|[[Western Hockey League (minor pro)]] champion
|- align="center"
! scope="row"| '''Ed Chynoweth Cup'''
|7‡
|Western Hockey League champion
|- align="center"
! scope="row"| '''[[Memorial Cup]]'''
|6‡
|[[Canadian Hockey League|Canadian Major-Junior]] national champion
|- align="center"
! scope="row"| '''[[Allan Cup]]'''
|4
|Canadian senior national champion
|- align="center"
! scope="row"| '''Anavet Cup'''
|29‡
|Saskatchewan/[[Manitoba]] Junior "A" regional championship
|- align="center"
! scope="row"| '''Royal Bank Cup'''
|9
|Canadian Junior "A" national champion
|- align="center"
! scope="row"| '''Keystone Cup'''
|10 || Western Canada Junior "B" champion
|- align="center"
! scope="row"| '''University Cup'''
|1
|CIS national university champion
|}
:‡Totals do not include any championships by the Flin Flon Bombers, as the town is predominantly based in [[Manitoba]].

{{Canadian Provinces}}

[[Category:Provinces]]