diocese. Provinces of TEC are not to be confused with provinces of the Anglican Communion, as TEC itself is one such province of the Communion. List of provinces and their dioceses Former provinces and dioceses Diocese of Central America, now part of the Anglican Communion Episcopal Diocese of Duluth (1907–1944, reunited with Diocese of Minnesota) Episcopal Eastern Diocese (1811–1843, split into the dioceses of Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, and Rhode Island) Episcopal Church in North Texas (1983-2022, reunited with Diocese of Texas) Diocese of Mexico (1973–1985, now part of the Anglican Communion) Diocese of the Philippines (1990, now autonomous province) Diocese of Quincy (1877–2013, merged with the diocese of Chicago following a schism) Diocese of South Florida (1922–1969, divided into dioceses of Central Florida, Southwest Florida, and Southeast Florida) Diocese of Western Colorado (1892–1898, 1907–1919, merged into Diocese of Colorado) Missionary District of Western Nebraska (1889–1943, merged into diocese of Nebraska) Missionary District of Eastern Oklahoma (1911–1918, merged into diocese of Oklahoma) Military diocese Episcopal Diocese of the Armed Services and Federal Ministries Dioceses no longer in existence Duluth reunited with Minnesota in 1943. Eastern Diocese comprised all of New England except Connecticut. By 1843, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine and Rhode Island had their own dioceses and the Eastern Diocese became Massachusetts Analogously, the Episcopal Diocese of Illinois formerly comprised all of Illinois. In 1877, the diocese was divided into three parts, with the Episcopal Diocese of Chicago assuming the legal succession of the former statewide diocese, and the Episcopal Diocese of Springfield and the Episcopal Diocese of Quincy becoming independent. Quincy reunited with Chicago in 2013. South Florida see Central Florida, Southeast Florida and Southwest Florida The Platte, renamed Laramie, Kearney, and Western Nebraska. In 1943 recombined with Nebraska Western Colorado reunited with Colorado in 1919. Episcopal Church in North Texas reunited with Episcopal Diocese of Texas in 2022. Formerly missionary districts The following were founded as missionary districts of the Episcopal Church but are now full, independent Provinces of the Anglican Communion. The Episcopal Church of the Philippines, established during the American Colonial Era of the Philippines The Anglican Province of Mexico The Anglican Episcopal Church of Brazil The Anglican Church in Central America, formed from the missionary dioceses of Guatemala, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and Panama, See also List of the Episcopal cathedrals of the United States List of Episcopal bishops of the United States