Administrative divisions of Tumbra

Tumbra is administratively divided on several levels; macro-regions, which are general geographic regions used to determine government services such as the Circuit Courts of Tumbra and Federal Emergency Management Authority resources.

Administrative Subdivisions

Special Sub-division		First-level administrative division		Second-level administrative division		Local administrative units (LAU)
Macro-Regions	5	States	25	Sub-Regions	88	Local Government Authorities	150 (147)

Macro-regions

The 5 macro-regions of Tumbra are named after geographic directions, and roughly correspond to the cultural subdivisions of Tumbra. This level of administrative division is mainly used for the Circuit Courts of Tumbra, as well as census divisions.

Macro-regions of Tumbra

Macro-regions of Tumbra

Macro-region	States
North Tumbra	Westmond, Grantfeldt, Iswilyn, Finnley, Gamaliel
West Tumbra	Marlsbruhe, Pesvern, Fremont, Lormark, Turvenal, Caduke
Central Tumbra	Hamilton, Thornton, Bencoolen, Alexandria, Georgia, Raleigh
South Tumbra	Dartmoor, Severn, Clearmont
East Tumbra	Napier, Marcato, Bechor, Straton, Harren

States of Tumbra

The 25 states of Tumbra are officially the first-level of administrative divisions in Tumbra. On the federal level, states are used for apportionment of parliamentary and Senate seats, as well as more targeted economic programmes. This is the highest level of devolved government - each State has a provincial government with a parliament. The heads of government are called Premiers, while the heads of state are called Governors. Similarly to the federal level, there are no term limits on Premiers, while Governors serve six-year terms, concurrent with the federal President.

List of States of Tumbra

State name	Abbreviation	Capital	Largest City	Date ascended	Population	Representatives	Senators
Napier	NP	Couno		5 January 1864	12,319,149	70	12
Bechor	BE	Serrapince		5 January 1864	10,688,486	61	12
Clearmont	CM	Hesham		5 January 1864	8,218,827	47	10
Georgia	GA	Macarthur	Kingsbury	4 September 1871	7,669,273	44	10
Marlsbruhe	MB	Fontwell		1 January 1873	6,557,918	37	9
Hamilton	HA	Washington		14 May 1875	6,380,058	36	9
Grantfeldt	GR	Millsburgh		1 January 1873	6,011,832	34	9
Iswilyn	IL	Denhelm		13 March 1872	5,325,173	30	9
Severn	SE	Lakewood	Knapford	1 November 1865	4,952,581	28	8
Thornton	TH	Collatia		5 January 1864	4,570,461	26	8
Fremont	FR	Hoxford		1 January 1873	4,560,299	26	8
Dartmoor	DA	Kelder	Tavistock	15 March 1870	4,452,692	25	8
Westmond	WM	Ridgewell		31 June 1866	3,575,575	20	7
Marcato	MA	Dieren		4 March 1871	3,350,238	19	7
Finnley	FN	Algoma	Nantwich	29 September 1866	3,205,179	18	7
Turvenal	TV	Heatherton		1 January 1873	3,147,785	18	7
Gamaliel	GM	Brades	Readale	30 January 1867	2,825,719	16	7
Straton	ST	Straton		5 January 1864	2,819,528	16	7
Raleigh	RA	Carter City		15 March 1869	2,650,632	15	7
Alexandria	AX	Newton		5 January 1864	2,646,585	15	7
Caduke	CA	Caldwell		1 January 1873	2,306,401	13	7
Lormark	LM	Renfrew	Southport	1 January 1873	2,145,479	12	7
Pesvern	PS	Shepperton		1 January 1873	1,754,227	10	6
Harren	HR	Harren		5 January 1864	1,406,083	8	6
Bencoolen	BC	Bencoolen		5 January 1864	1,063,409	6	6

Sub-regions of Tumbra

The 25 states of Tumbra are further divided into 88 sub-regions. The most populous state, Napier, has 7 sub-regions, while the three free city-states are not subdivided. Before 1998, this level of division was the highest level for local government, and most municipal services were administered on this level. Since 1998, the sub-regions are largely used as general state sub-divisions for state governments. One notable use of these sub-divisions is for law enforcement and emergency service provisions; as these matters are largely devolved to the state governments, these sub-divisions are used to provide said services.

Sub-regions of Tumbra

State	Sub-regions	State	Sub-regions	State	Sub-regions	State	Sub-regions	State	Sub-regions
Napier	Couno Torresia Dampier Cook Diemer Colbert Stewart	Hamilton	Washington Delano Lincoln Eisenhower Lynwood	Fremont	Hoxford Orpington Rembert	Turvenal	Heatherton Beyron Pomeroy	Caduke	Caldwell Vermark Trelmont
Bechor	Serrapince Marray Riverrun Thurmond Guelph Carpenter Coburg	Grantfeldt	Millsburgh Colbrook Cavendish Rotherglen	Dartmoor	Tavistock Cairnmoor Kelder	Gamaliel	Brades Avon Readale	Lormark	Southport Trelmont
Clearmont	Hesham Cumberland Brookfields Clyde Hartsfield Ellesmere Fallon	Iswilyn	Denhelm Gelder Dorival Ferolland Longheath Gianne and Gepine	Westmond	Ridgewell Strand Franport	Straton	Straton	Pesvern	Shepperton Blyth
Georgia	Kingsbury Macarthur Erie Happel Wabash	Severn	Greater Knapford Lakewood Newark	Marcato	Dieren Ricci Pinhal	Raleigh	Carter Howard	Harren	Harren
Marlsbruhe	Fontwell Haversham Baver Heffron Manechino	Thornton	Collatia Carrell Sturrey	Finnley	Nantwich Clark Algoma	Alexandria	Newton Columbia Olivier	Bencoolen	Bencoolen

Local Government Areas

Main article: Local government in Tumbra

Since 1998, local government has been administered by Local Government Authorities, or LGAs. There are a total of 147 official LGAs, along with 3 more - the cities of Straton, Harren and Bencoolen, whose state governments simultaneously administer the functions of Local Government Authorities. These LGAs largely handle municipal matters, such as waste collection, libraries, elder care and registration for licenses. LGAs are a fully devolved matter, though the Federal Ministry of Local Government exists to co-ordinate the actions and standards of the LGAs.