Grebia/Provinces/Seney Province

Seney Province is a province in eastern Grebia. It is quite small in both area and population (5th lowest in area, third lowest in population). It is well known for its rolling hills, vineyards, and farming communities. The regional capital of Seney Province is the city of Wagnerton, also the largest city. 
== History ==
Seney Province was established in 1694 when the Charter of Land for Seney Territory was granted to what is now Seney Province. The area was quite profitable, logging was a plentiful industry, whaling opportunity was decent, and the soil was rich. Early reports from the 1590s of what is now Micheaux Island report it being "barren and desolate with perilous terrain but rewarding for those willing to brave the danger". Meanwhile, the mainland was quite bountiful in opportunity. Coastal regions were settled by wealthy colonists in small towns. One of these towns was Teviticole, translating roughly to "Wine-growing land". The area it was in is now known as the Arden Valley. The Arden and nearby McDermott valleys proved to be valuable areas for farming. The rich soil and climate allowed for vineyards to be created. Wine and grapes were usually sold to rich Northcrown colonists, however barrels of wine would occasionally be shipped from Grebia to Payzdunez, though this was rare. Seney continued to thrive and grow in population throughout the 1700s. Numerous attempts were made at colonising Micheaux Island, though these all failed for one reason or another. When the Grebian War of Independence began, Seney became an important region to control. Its high population at the time and large land area resulted in widespread enlistment throughout the region, as well as many crucial battles. The large town of Vina was captured and renamed to Wagnerton in honor of a Grebian general (Horace Wagner) who was killed in the Battle of Vina. Following the establishment of an independent Grebian nation, the Seney Territory was incorporated into the Seney Province. A portion of its southeastern region was given to the newly formed Capitol region, however some suburbs such as Gratiot remained fully or partially within Seney Province. The growing industrialisation of Grebia did not prove well for Seney Province and as the need for farming jobs decreased, the population of the province slowed to a halt. In the 1880s the Conservation Act was passed, protecting some parts of Seney Province (most notably the whole of Micheaux Island). Wagnerton saw gradual but noticable increases in population due to several factories being opened. The Arden and McDermott valleys were at a complete standstill in terms of population increase, with yearly increases averaging close to -0.32% to 0.16%.  
== Cities ==
=== Wagnerton ===
Wagnerton is the largest and capital city of Seney Province. As of the most recent census, it has a population of - with a yearly increase of -. Formerly known as Vina, it was founded in the early 1700s. It was renamed to Wagnerton in honour of General Horace Wagner who was killed by Payzdunen artillery in the Battle of Vina in the Grebian War of Independence. It maintained a steady but slow population growth throughout the 19th century. Wagnerton is home to the Seney Capitol Building as well as a slew of other well-known landmarks.
==== Landmarks ====
The Janice H. Mason Conservation Facility is a large building located near the northern outskirts of Wagnerton. It consists of two parts - the Environmental Dome and the Museum. The Environmental Dome is a large glass dome covering over half of the building.