List of State Districts in the Maxx Area

See also: State Districts in the United States of Quentin

State Districts in the Maxx Area are local divisions of the Maxx Area, a state in the United States of Quentin, which have local governments an serve to better organize the state. Laid out by the Maxx Area Commonwealth Constitution, the districts have their own public service branches, their own governments, and serve to organize the Honorable Maxx Commonwealth House with representative districts. There are currently 16 state districts in the Desert Area.

List

The following table is a list of all 16 districts in the Maxx Area, along with their date founded, etymology, district seat, and other data.

District	District Seat	Founded	Etymology	Population	Area (km2)	Location
Apple District	Kristinant	1840	Kristen Apple, notable politician and mayor of Boston	2 million
Bost-Jameson District	Boston	1834	Kindy Bost-Jameson, founder and politician	11 million
Butterfield District	Frasier	1835	Named for the number of cows farmed in the area	14 million
Cherry District	Cherrysburg	1835	Named for district seat	3 million
Daigle District	Daigle	1835	Named for district seat	3 million
Dukking District	Dukking	1837	Named for district seat	2 million
Elementary District	Hampden	1834	Elementary school was used as the capitol for 13 years	6 million
First Galvy District	Butterfield Gap	1835	Named for the former district seat of Galvysville	3.1 million
Maximum District	Maximum City	1842	Named for district seat	12 million
North Sharps District	Sharpstown	1839	Named for district seat, and for the fact that it is the northernmost of the two cities of Sharpstown and Sharpsport	7 million
Pantuso District	Cheersville	1849	Bert Pantuso was a businessman who owned numerous taverns in the area	4 million
Primary Maxx District	Krentzin	1837	Named because founders believed district would be greatest and primary district in the future	3 million
Second Galvy District	Galvysville	1836	Named for district seat, and was made after the First Galvy District	5 million
Shiny District	Diamondsville	1839	Founders were in search of diamonds, district so named shiny for quality of diamonds	1.5 million
Trump Bridge District	Charlesania	1842	Madman and criminal Ronald Trump lived in the district	400,000
West Sharps District	Sharpsport	1837	Named for district seat, and because it is the westernmost city of the Sharpsport and Sharpstown	2 million