Oblasts of Arvor: Difference between revisions

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The oblasts of Arvor are areas used for administrative, geographical, and political demarcation. They are the equivalent of provinces or states in other nations. The current arrangement is the result of reforms instituted in the early years of the ADR.

The Local Government Act 333 re-organised government on the local levels to make provinces administrative. These reformed provinces adopted the names of the traditional provinces, and very few border alterations were made. For the purpose of sorting and delivering mail, Arvorian Post (Арворианская почта) assigns specific postcodes to each province, and subdivided postcodes for each riding within.

The main municipality in each province is listed underneath its name in the following list. Under some provinces, unique sites are also listed.

By region

Symbol ‡ denotes the national capital, while symbol † denotes one of the fifteen largest municipalities in the nation.

Northwest Arvor

Atkarsk
- oblast seat - Surino†
Chemalsky
- oblast seat - Gelerod
Kasli
- oblast seat - Achilovka†
Kovrov
- oblast seat - Ronskoy
Murom
- oblast seat - Volgosnoy
Nozhay-Yurtovsky
- oblast seat - Novomonyev
Pokrov
- oblast seat - Tverkuta
Raditsa-Krylovka
- oblast seat - Kemersk
Tulun
- oblast seat - Anaprudny†
Uzlovaya
- oblast seat - Saravda
Yelan
- oblast seat - Belekarino†
Yuryev-Polsky
- oblast seat - Prokolsk

Northeast Arvor

Arzamas
- oblast seat - Domodrinsk
Dolgoye
- oblast seat - Tuymadrov†
Katlan
- oblast seat - Podobnya
Lesnoy
- oblast seat - Nevinza
Pervomaysky
- oblast seat - Pursk
Plesetsky
- oblast seat - Menovo
Mayskaya Gorka
- oblast seat - Almerom
Novomoskovsk
- oblast seat - Salarinsk†
Osinniki
- oblast seat - Beryoshov
Tomsk
- oblast seat - Rodovinsk†
Volsky
- oblast seat - Ishikovo
Zeysky
- oblast seat - Lorsk†

Central Arvor

Alexandrovsky
- oblast seat - Cherenovsk‡†
Gavrilov-Yam
- oblast seat - Nazarino
Liski
- oblast seat - Kirivo†
Kasatka
- oblast seat - Vladikhna
Krasny Yar
- oblast seat - Bereska
Penza
- oblast seat - Chelyazov
Seltso
- oblast seat - Komsotrov
Stary Oskol
- oblast seat - Sevestroma†
Topki
- oblast seat - Dmivartovsk
Ust-Ilimsk
- oblast seat - Yelayovsk
Ust-Udinsk
- oblast seat - Zhelemas
Yolkino
- oblast seat - Lyrmansk†

Southern Arvor

Belsky
- oblast seat - Beryortsy
Chernyanka
- oblast seat - Astrayevsk
Kaspirod
- oblast seat - Vorobodny
Iultinsky
- oblast seat - Obnikovo
Onega
- oblast seat - Gelevgrad†
Palekh
- oblast seat - Yelechkala
Snezhinsk
- oblast seat - Stavrokhov
Torzhok
- oblast seat - Zeleromorsk†
Totma
- oblast seat - Vidnosta
Tura
- oblast seat - Lenigansk†
Vichuga
- oblast seat - Krylovsk
Yamalo
- oblast seat - Obnislavl

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 The '''oblasts of [[Arvor]]''' are areas used for administrative, geographical, and political demarcation. They are the equivalent of provinces or states in other nations. The current arrangement is the result of reforms instituted in the early years of the ADR.
-The Local Government Act 333 re-organised government on the local levels to make provinces administrative. These reformed provinces adopted the names of the traditional provinces, and very few border alterations were made. For the purpose of sorting and delivering mail, Arvorian Post (Arvorian: Арворианская почта, Hallisised: ''Arvorianskaya pochta'') assigns specific postcodes to each province, and subdivided postcodes for each riding within.
+The Local Government Act 333 re-organised government on the local levels to make provinces administrative. These reformed provinces adopted the names of the traditional provinces, and very few border alterations were made. For the purpose of sorting and delivering mail, Arvorian Post (Арворианская почта) assigns specific postcodes to each province, and subdivided postcodes for each riding within.
 The main municipality in each province is listed underneath its name in the following list. Under some provinces, unique sites are also listed.