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A province is almost always an administrative division, within a country or state. The term derives from the ancient Roman provincia, which was the major territorial and administrative unit of the Roman Empire 's territorial possessions outside of Italy.The term is now used in many countries.he constituent entities of Canada are known as provinces. At the time of confederation, only the United Province of Canada and Nova Scotia were called a province, although the provinces of Lower Canada and Upper Canada had previously existed.
Most states are part of federated states such as the case of the United States of America, and the federal government holds power over the states. A state is also sometimes referred to as country. A territory, on the other hand, is a geographical area which does not have sovereignty and is under the control of another government. They may enjoy local autonomy and, at the same time, may be subject to some of the laws of the state that governs them.