Hampton Province
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Hampton Province | |
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| Incorporated | January 1, 1841 |
| Named for | Lewis Hampton, surveyor |
| Capital | Redbury |
| Largest city | East Lumeniola |
| Government | Maximusian Federal Province |
• Governor | Bradley Green |
| Population | |
• 2020 census | 4,203,301 (6th) |
Hampton, also known as the Province of Hampton, is a Maximusian Federal Province and one of the eight original provinces incorporated into the Union upon the ratification of the Maximusian Constitution in 1841. The province's western and eastern borders are defined by the Boenecca and Cambria River, respectively. Hampton is known for its bucolic, rolling hills and thriving vinicultural industry, producing upwards of five million cases of wine per year. Most of Hampton's population, exceeding 4.2 million as of 2020, is concentrated in its two largest cities, East Lumeniola and Redbury, and their suburban sprawls.