List of State Districts in the Desert Area

See also: State Districts in the United States of Quentin

State Districts in the Desert Area are local divisions of the Desert Area, a state in the United States of Quentin, which have local governments an serve to better organize the state. Laid out by the Desert Area Constitution, the districts have their own public service branches, their own governments, and serve to organize the Desert Area House of Legislation with representative districts. There are currently 21 state districts in the Desert Area.

List

The following table is a list of all 21 districts in the Desert Area, along with their date founded, etymology, district seat, and other data.

District	District Seat	Founded	Etymology	Population	Area (km2)	Location
Big South Hills District	Gravellemore	1847	Explorers were from Maxx Area, to them they were in south with lots of hills compared to rest of state	5 million
Capital Port District	Baltimore	1834	Capital of the state, Baltimore, which is also a port	22 million
Deer Path District	Dearnburg	1867	Lots of deer were seen in this district by explorers	13 million
Desert Northern Coastal District	Verisitium	1853	In the north of the DA, and near the coast	7 million
Justedge District	Watergrave	1889	The district was created "just on the edge" of Bakersfieldville	4 million
Kniles' Border District	Cassville	1876	The district is on border of the Chip Area, named for politician Kniles Crane	4 million
Lauchas District	Aditew	1893	Lauchas is a term for a wealthy aristocrat	9 million
Liberation District	Liberation City	1890	Named for district seat	11 million
Lower Plains District	Stevenstown	1836	The area is mostly plains, and was lower than the largest city at the time, Baltimore	6 million || ||
Migood District	Cowview	1842	Jonathan Migood was one of the first representatives of the area	679,000
Mountain District	Thangnes Grove	1850	The area is quite mountainous	500,000
Mountain Metro District	Kindikil	1876	Separated from the Mountain District, less rural than the old Mountain	8 million
Muduganti District	Mudugantisville	1911	Named for district seat	10 million
Rajesh District	Madinnis	1924	Named for Rajesh Muduganti, prominent politician	5 million
Raven Bowl District	Flakko	1844	Many ravens in the district, the coastline of the district makes a bowl shape	2 million
Sid Meier District	Pikesburg	1869	Sid Meier was a prominent entertainment businessman and politician	4 million
Stan District	Bakersfieldville	1865	Stan Jennings was the fourth governor of the state	34 million
Switzer District	Switzer City	1895	Named for district seat	878,000
Triangle Wedge District	Ysokeles	1904	Named for shape on the map	1 million
Winged Cal District	Topp's Crossing	1876	Cal Stacy, nicknamed "Winged Cal," was a representative of the state	1 million
Yebenna District	Christians Mount	1889	Evelyn Yebenna, the first councilor of the district and later a bureaucrat	4 million