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'''Bavogia''', commonly referred to as the '''Northeastern province''', is the smallest but most populated province of [[Austro-Caldera]]. Bavogia is often referred to as the [[Indigeno-Calderan|Volin]] province, as a reference to the majority of Volins living in it. Bavogia is the only province not to have any members of the [[Volkspartei]] in power, and the current [[List of Plaza Heads of Bavogia|plaza head]] of Bavogia is not a member of any party, but is ethnically Volin. Bavogia is mostly a residential area, with its only exports being weaved baskets and clothes.  

| subdivision_name                = {{Flagicon image|Austro-Caldera.png|size=25px}} [[Austro-Caldera]]

Whereas Austro-Caldera's main sports are hockey and association football, Bavogia's official sport is Kravget, a native Volin sport.  

In order to establish a national identity separate from Austro-Caldera, Bavogia maintains a variety of national symbols, such as Mashk, the palm tree, the salmon, and the pheasant. The six pointed star is a common symbol of Bavogia, being featured in both the Bavogian flag and Northeastern provincial flag. The origins of the 6 pointed star are somewhat unknown, but it could relate to the 8 pointed star featured in the Calderan flag which represents the sun. Some historians point out that early depictions of Mashk feature a snake named Kashir companion which had similar 6 pointed fins around its neck.   

Being part of Austro-Caldera, Bavogia's formal military is the [[Calderan Armed Forces]], but a provincial guard also exists to serve as a defense against a terrestrial invasion. The Bavogian Provincial Guard may also be called the Northeastern Province Guard in the same style of the Southeastern Province Guard and Western Province Guard.