Muskegon

Muskegon is the easternmost province of Albion. It is considered one of the three Prairie Provinces, along with Athabasca and Kisatchewan, and is the second-least populated of the ten provinces of Albion, with only Stikine having a smaller population as of 2020.

Admitted as a province in 1935, Muskegon is an important province largely due to the city of Churchill, identified in the 1870s as Albion's primary eastern port following the loss of Upper Canada in the War of 1812. The province borders the United States and shares maritime borders with New France. It is notable as a mining province and is the site of the Eastern Ring of Fire, a major mineral belt in the Canadian Shield, which has driven migration to the region in recent decades.