List of State Districts in the Kumar Area

See also: State Districts in the United States of Quentin

State Districts in the Kumar Area are local subdivisions of the Kumar Area, a state in the United States of Quentin. State districts are common in the country, as they have local governments and serve to better organize the state. Laid out by the Kumar Area Constitution, the districts have their own public service branches, their own governments, and serve to organize the Kumar House of Representatives with representative districts. There are currently eleven state districts in KUA.

List

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

District	District Seat	Founded	Etymology	Population	Area (km2)	Location
Abhinav District	Coxburg	1894	Abhinav Nadimpalli was a governor and business owner	6.78 million
Good Vishnu District	Commonsmonde	1904	Vishnu Surapanini, a preacher and religious leader nicknamed "good" for his charity	8 million
Hemanth District	Xamengaw	1885	Renamed for Hemanth Yadlapally, who was the nation's 12th GTNEC	6 million
Kazi District	Merica	1887	Renamed for Secretary of Health and Secretary of Technology Sami Kazi	7.09 million
Kumar District	Kumar City	1884	Named for district seat	15 million
Pahwa District	Cherserse	1886	Ansh Pahwa was the second Governor of the Kumar Area, and member of the Mukdukk	16 million
Prathum District	Prathamine	1887	Prathum Arikeri was the Secretary of Nature under President Sam Logan	4 million
Shamji Second District	Coulsonton	1884	Ali Shamji was President of the United States of Quentin, and Governor of the Chip Area, the district was the second founded in the state	4 million
Varun District	Quentin's Harbor	1899	Varun Malarvasan was the third Governor of the Kumar Area	11 million
Veershah District	Stevenston	1891	Renamed for President Veer Shah	8.13 million
Yadlapally District	Yadlapaville	1885	Named for district seat	17 million