Sonora

  

State of Sonora
— Province of Sierra —
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Nickname(s): The Saguro Province (official)
Motto(s): Semper excelsius (English: "Always higher")
Provincial song(s): "Pride of Sonora"
Official language(s)	English, Spanish
Demonym	Sonoran(s)
Capital (and largest city)	Tucson
Area	Ranked 18th
• Total	16,646 sq mi (43,113 km2)
Population	Ranked 16th
• Total	1,872,356 (2020)
• Density	112.48/sq mi  (43.43/km2) Ranked TBD
Elevation
• Highest point	Chiricahua Peak 9,763 ft (2,976 m)
• Lowest point	Great Salt Lake 650 ft (198 m)
Admission to the Union	August 7, 1907 (21st)
Lord Superintendent	TBD
Governor	Wilhelmina Kendrick
Lieutenant Governor	TBD
Legislature	Sonora Provincial Legislature
• Upper house	Senate
• Lower house	House of Representatives
K.S. Senators	Curtis Worsley (R) Jason Nicholls (R) Alvin Johnston (L)
K.S. House delegation	7 MPs 2 Libertarians 2 Democratic-Republican 1 Royalist 1 Christian Democrat
Time zone	Mountain Time Zone UTC –7
Abbreviations	SO, KS-SO., KS-SO., SON, Son.
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Sonora, officially the State of Sonora, is a Sierran province located in Southeastern Sierra. With a population of 1,872,356 recorded in the 2020 census, Sonora is the 21st most populous PSA in the Kingdom. It is the 18th largest PSA in the country with a total area of 16,646 square miles (43,113 km²). Its capital and largest city is Tucson.

It shares borders with Maricopa and Cornerstone to the north; with West New Mexico to the east; with South Sonora to the south; and with Imperial and Pacífico Norte to the west.

See also

Preceded by Imperial

List of K.S. PSAs by date of admission to the Union Admitted on August 7, 1907 (21st)

Succeeded by Eureka

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