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Districts: The continental United States have been divided into eight divisions known as Districts. Each district has six or more states within it boundaries.

Provinces: Each District has been further divided into several areas known as Provinces. Most provinces contain two or three states The following table shows which Province and District each state would participate in:

Districts:	Provinces:	States:
New England	Alpha	Maine, New Hampshire
New England	Beta	Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut
New England	Gamma	New York, Vermont
New England	Delta	Pennsylvania, New Jersey
New England	Epsilon	District of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland
Atlantic	Zeta	West Virginia, Virginia
Atlantic	Eta	North and South Carolina
Atlantic	Theta	Georgia, Florida
Southern	Iota	Mississippi, Alabama
Southern	Kappa	Kentucky, Tennessee
Central	Lambda	Indiana, Ohio
Central	Mu	Michigan, Wisconsin
Central	Nu	Illinois, Missouri
Southern	Xi	Arkansas, Louisiana
Southwest	Omicron	Texas
Southwest	Pi	Kansas, Oklahoma
Northwest	Rho	Nebraska, Wyoming
Central	Sigma	Minnesota, Iowa
Northwest	Tau	North and South Dakota
Southwest	Upsilon	Colorado, New Mexico
Southwest	Phi	Utah, Arizona
Northwest	Chi	Montana, Idaho
Pacific	Psi	Washington, Oregon, Alaska
Pacific	Omega	California, Nevada, Hawaii

Note: Chapters that are chartered in Canada, Puerto Rico, Mexico, and the Caribbean will not be placed in a district, unless two or more chapters are chartered in that territory. Chapters in the four aforementioned areas will not be placed in a Province either, unless two or more chapters are chartered; in that case, a new province will be chartered for that area.

In both cases above, a solitary chapter may petition the Grand Council to allow them to join the closest District/Province to their campus.