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Citropolis is a sprawling megacity with a long and winding history. There are 7 main districts which have risen and fallen in prominence over the years as the needs of the city have evolved.
The political system of Citropolis is large and confusing, and mired in bureaucracy. Most of the tangible changes in the city come from the Mayor, making them a key figure in the Citropolis news cycle.
The Central District is the current hub of the city, containing many important infrastructure elements, such as the Town Hall and Hospital.
The Business Sector is the heart of business and finance. There is also a selection of pricy housing, and other facilities for those willing to pay the premium.
The Redevelopment District is the newest area of the city. While initially promised as a fresh new opportunity for the city, these grand prospects have sadly fallen short.
The Old Town houses some of the earliest known parts of Citropolis. Steeped in history, this area chronicals the foundations of the city as we know it today.
The Recreational District is the place to go to hang out and have some fun. While there's attractions for all ages, the crowd definitely skews a little younger than other areas of the city, and more than a few times kids have been caught here whilst skipping school.
Greenfield Meadows is a primarily residential district of the city. Filled with green spaces, residents enjoy the quiet atmosphere, away from the busier parts of Citropolis.
The Bay consists of the coastal area of the city. Stretched along the waterfront, it has everything from tourist hotspots to run-down relics of the former shipping industry.
Citropolis has a wide variety of educational establishments for students of all ages, spread throughout the city.
Connecting the various areas of the city are a variety of public transport networks. Not too long ago, the primary method of getting around was the metro; an underground network connecting the major areas of the city. It was not without its controversies, though, and was slowly falling out of favour, until Mayor Meyer was elected, and created the new monorail system, one of his major campaign promises.
