Aquita is a federal commonwealth composed off nine separate provinces, along with the Teguzi Islands in the Encarie Ocean. These provinces are split up into four sections, Western Aquita, Central Aquita, Eastern Aquita, and South Aquita. Province governments have control over local and provincial laws, education, social programs, and province level justice.
The Teguzi Islands are a separated administrated Aquitan territory in the Encarie Ocean, south of Mancha, that operate in a different way to the mainland provinces, being under more federal control rather than provincial. Provinces get their power delegated from the Aquitan parliament. As stated in the Federal vs. Provincial article of 1946, Provinces have their own powers seperate from the federal government, despite the federal government being the highest authority in the land. Any power desputes are put up to the Aquitan parliament.