Sri Lanka: Provinces – Map Quiz

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Sri Lanka is divided into 9 provinces, each made up of several districts and serving as a higher-level administrative division. Can you identify all nine in this map quiz?

The largest province by area is the Eastern Province, which stretches along the Indian Ocean and includes important coastal districts. The most populous is the Western Province, home to Colombo, the country’s economic and administrative center.

In the center of the island lies the Central Province, known for its mountainous terrain and tea-growing regions, including areas around Kandy and Nuwara Eliya. To the north, the Northern Province includes the Jaffna Peninsula, located close to India.

The Southern Province and North Western Province both have long coastlines, while the North Central Province is known for its historical sites and dry-zone landscape. The Uva Province lies in the southeast highlands, and the Sabaragamuwa Province in the southwest is known for gem mining and agriculture.

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