Administrative divisions of Kojo

This article aims to give a comprehensive overview over all administrative subdivisions of The Republic of Kojo.

Types of divisions

	adm. level	description	number	political autonomy
Kojo	2	The country	1	most
Iki	4	Regions	13	none, prefect executes orders from central government, Hibus and Surs coordinate their work
Sur	6	cities > 100.000 inh.	XXX	local elections for mayor and city council
Hibu	6	districts	XXX	local elections for Hibu-mayor and Hibu-council
Dengshō	8	boroughs, intermediate subdivision of some large Surs	XXX	none, some in Pyingshum and Finkyáse
Pang (urban)	9	neighbourhood in a Sur	XXX	none
Pang (free)	9	town in a Hibu	XXX	shares least amount of duties with Hibu
Pang (rural)	9	small town in a Hibu	XXX	shares some duties with Hibu
Pang (dependent)	9	small villages in Hibu	XXX	have their administrative work taken over by a larger Pang in the same Hibu
Jūwaéi	10	varying by Pang either small city quarter, small neighbourhood or single village. Used as basic unit in surveying or elections	XXX	none

Iki

The 13 regions of Kojo are called Ikis. Ikis are used to subdivide the national government's services such as police, regional planning or conservatism into more effective local units. However Ikis themselves don't hold any sovereign power, there are no regional elections and a prefect is appointed by the national government, just as other nationally allocated administrative personnel and funds. At the same time, the Surs and Hibus coordinate their work on the Iki-level, for example by voluntarily delegating some of their functions to regional institutions commonly controlled by the municipalities, or by advancing their interest to the national government with a unified voice. Ikis form an important link between the national government on one side and local cities and district on the other side. On the Iki level, the two meet and need to strike a balance in areas of (narrowly defined) shared competencies.

The "city state" Rō is both an Iki and a Sur at the same time. The -iki suffix is spelled with a lower case "i".

Sur and Hibu

Sur translates to "city". Every municipality that is larger than 100,000 inhabitants for 3 consecutive years automatically attains this status. The remaining areas of an Iki are organised in Hibus ("district"). While a Sur is just one single city, a Hibu integrates all other settlements from tiny villages to towns of up to 99,999 inhabitants. In a Sur, citizens elect a city council as well as a mayor. The Sur is responsible for all matters that municipalities are entrusted with under the Kojolese constitution. On the other hand, in rural areas citizens elect both a local council and mayor for their municipality (Pang), as well as a Hibu-council and Hibu-chief. Depending on the capability of the municipality, some duties are performed and controlled on the Hibu-level, and the others are dealt with in the local communities. Generally, Surs and Hibus (and in the latter case to some degree the constituent municipalities) are the only administrative subdivisions in Kojo with a constitutionally granted degree of sovereignty and therefore hold local elections.

Both Surs and Hibus are divided into Pangs, however these subdivisions are alike only by name, and not by form or function. The -sur and the -hibu suffix are spelled with a lower case.

Dengshō

Dengshōs are used to divide larger Surs. These Dengshōs (roughly equivalent to "borough") are then subdivided into neighbourhoods, the Pangs.

In Pyingshum and Finkyáse, the Dengshōs serve as "cities inside the cities", with their own locally elected borough-boards, which in turn elect a borough-mayor, and an independent budget. They have some competencies in the area of road construction, amenities, ordinances, building permits etc. In other cities with Dengshōs, such borough-boards are either advisory bodies nominated by the city council based on the local election results of the last municipal election, or do not exist at all.

The -Dengshō suffix is spelled with a upper case "D".

Pang

The word Pang describes a number of different types of territories:

• Urban Pangs are neighbourhoods of Surs. They don't have local elections or hold any sovereignty, but are frequently used to allocate city services, for local identification or as the lowest subdivision for political parties, other clubs etc.
• Free Pangs ("towns") are municipalities inside of a Hibu which are large enough to take on every duty that does not imperatively need to be dealt with on Hibu-level. For example, public transportation by law has to be organised by the Hibus (and in fact in most regions the Hibus in turn even delegate that to a shared regional service), while the construction and maintenance of otherwise Hibu-level roads can and has to be taken on by Free Pangs. Like all other Pangs that are part of a hibu, even if it might contain more than one continuous area of settlement, it acts as one municipality with different settlements being regarded as "neighbourhoods". Its citizens elect a town council and a mayor.
• Rural Pangs are the most common type of municipality in Kojo. These usually are villages or small towns that are responsible for most municipal functions, however some (such as secondary schooling) are delegated to the Hibu-level. Like Free Pangs, they have local elections for a town council and a mayor.
• Dependent Pangs are on the other side of the spectrum: they are usually so sparsely populated that they voluntarily delegate all their administrative functions to another, larger Pang nearby. They only elect a mayor who acts as a spokesperson of the Pang's interest. They are free to redeem their duties from the entrusted Pang, but then need to come up with the respective financial means to fund that independent administration.

The -Pang suffix is spelled with an upper case "P".

Jūwaéi

A "Jūwaéi" either encompasses a small city quarter or block in an urban Pang, or a neighbourhood or small village in a free, dependent or rural Pang. Jūwaéis are the smallest contiguous units for forming electoral districts or other official boundaries. They also pose as the smallest statistical unit in official publicised data and are the basis for land surveying.

Jūwaéis are not mapped nor mentioned in the listing below.

Addresses

Name, (c.o. etc.)
Street name, Number, (add. info)
Pang (when urban or free Pang) OR Jūwaéi (when rural or dependent Pang)
city or township (Sur/Hibu), 4 digit postal code
Kojo

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2,435,600 inhabitants, 380.4 km², 6,400 inh./km²

Name of Dengshō & Number	English translation	area (incl. water)	population	pop. density	Notes	Rel. ID
Dosyaeng (1)	Inner City	34.5 km²	642,600	18,600 inh./km²		209892
Salmara (2)		46.6 km²	448,900	9,600 inh./km²		219435
Ruyol (3)		35.0 km²	126,200	3,600 inh./km²		216819
Zūkyao (4)	Zu-bridge	50.7 km²	938,600	18,500 inh./km²		248085
Bloéman-Mihóljaen (5)	Blue coast-unknown	107.7 km²	430,200	4,000 inh./km²		241284
Zonttael (6)		66.6 km²	241,500	3,600 inh./km²		262855
Omgyu-Nēé (7)	artificial name from Ōmda and Omsul, + unknown	30.4 km²	250,200	8,200 inh./km²		254009

Pangs in Dengshō 1 - Dosyaeng

Name of Pang	English translation	area in km²	population	pop. density	Notes	GMNHI	Rel. ID
Bodekael		4.0 km²	51,300	12,800 inh./km²		5.2	210092
Doelrang		1.6 km²	37,900	23,700 inh./km²		7.2	210093
Hikárem		1.9 km²	7,800	4,100 inh./km²	Resort and party beach	7.0	209891
Hinman-Yingda		2.9 km²	53,100	18,300 inh./km²		8.4	209893
Joféyam		2.0 km²	44,400	22,200 inh./km²		8.9	210095
Jontye		2.4 km²	14,000	5,800 inh./km²		7.9	217565
Kaerí-Kōto	Unkown-grande street	2.0 km²	55,400	27,700 inh./km²		8.4	218241
Lingzacchol-Kaēzi		2.5 km²	77,500	31,000 inh./km²		7.6	218242
Oecchasul	Oeccha-town	2.3 km²	85,100	37,000 inh./km²		6.0	210096
Ōnagara		2.4 km²	88,300	36,800 inh./km²	Contains main university campus	8.2	210094
Óram'uel		0.9 km²	8,000	8,900 inh./km²		4.9	218243
Prémuē	afterwall	1.5 km²	36,600	24,400 inh./km²		8.0	209895
Roejjain		1.8 km²	8,300	4,600 inh./km²	Old town	6.6	218244
Sólaeiman		2.4 km²	5,500	2,300 inh./km²		9.3	209890
Thurn et Sasó		3.9 km²	69,400	17,800 inh./km²		9.0	209894

Pangs in Dengshō 2 - Salmara

Name of Pang	English translation	area in km²	population	pop. density	Notes	GMNHI	Rel. ID
Alkózul		4.3 km²	105,800	24,600 inh./km²		5.0	217949
Alta		5.0 km²	24,000	4,800 inh./km²		4.6	221544
Boecchi-Nogguel'yū		8.3 km²	58,700	7,100 inh./km²		5.2	227283
Gorjí		2.4 km²	21,600	9,000 inh./km²		3.8	220652
Kaijoettsul		7.3 km²	35,000	4,800 inh./km²		5.7	227284
Kenzaisul	Garden City	6.0 km²	16,800	2,800 inh./km²		8.6	227285
Limbē Rόng'yeda	west honour field	3.2 km²	50,900	15,900 inh./km²		4.0	217948
Offuel		2.2 km²	1,900	700 inh./km²		6.9	225280
Rόng'yeda	Honour field	2.8 km²	44,200	15,800 inh./km²		3.3	220653
Salmara		5.2 km²	90,000	17,300 inh./km²		6.9	217950

Pangs in Dengshō 3 - Ruyol

Name of Pang	English translation	area in km²	population	pop. density	Notes	GMNHI	Rel. ID
Chin Aengda		5.0 km²	17,200	3,400 inh./km²		5.4	216821
Doreé		4.6 km²	32,700	7,100 inh./km²		3.2	216820
Jaeikol de		2.5 km²	16,800	6,700 inh./km²		7.1	216822
Kai Bolson		7.4 km²	8,600	1,150 inh./km²		6.2	216823
Kyímamuel		4.8 km²	18,700	3,900 inh./km²		8.5	216824
Lēnakkol		4.7 km²	16,900	3,600 inh./km²		8.4	216826
Ruyol		2.3 km²	15,300	6,650 inh./km²		6.4	216825

Pangs in Dengshō 4 - Zūkyao

Name of Pang	English translation	area in km²	population	pop. density	Notes	GMNHI	Rel. ID
Alfaradō		4.5 km²	149,900	33,300 inh./km²		6.6	231646
Betotsuē		2.5 km²	82,000	32,800 inh./km²		6.1	246762
Biccho-Kainda		1.0 km²	20,800	20,800 inh./km²		5.0	231648
Doelnda-Kíhi-Pang		4.1 km²	87,700	21,400 inh./km²		5.0	246761
Haji		7.2 km²	109,400	15,200 inh./km²		6.2	231647
Lamtyamankoel	blessing coast hamlet	3.3 km²	29,400	8,900 inh./km²		6.9	210099
Orang'yētuel		3.8 km²	103,400	27,200 inh./km²		5.4	246763
Palnain	Brown Rock	3.8 km²	5,800	1,500 inh./km²		3.1	248084
Ryoelpan		4.6 km²	95,700	20,800 inh./km²		4.4.	218299
Súzu		8.2 km²	132,600	16,200 inh./km²		4.8	231645
Wokkwang		5.8 km²	81,800	14,100 inh./km²		4.4	232027
Zūkyao	water bridge	2.2 km²	40,100	18,200 inh./km²		4.1	210100

Pangs in Dengshō 5 - Bloéman-Mihóljaen

Name of Pang	English translation	area in km²	population	pop. density	Notes	GMNHI	Rel. ID
Bloéman	Blue coast	4.3 km²	15,500	3,600 inh./km²		6.8	235750
Chae		5.5 km²	44,700	8,100 inh./km²		4.6	239456
Chin Mihóljaen-Pang		5.4 km²	25,000	4,600 inh./km²		4.3	241288
Dolda		4.7 km²	32,100	6,800 inh./km²		4.9	241286
Golnryemda		11.9 km²	41,500	3,500 inh./km²		2.1	237090
Limbē Bloéman	West blue coast	9.6 km²	26,800	2,800 inh./km²		8.3	235748
Mihóljaen		6.8 km²	38,600	5,700 inh./km²		3.5	239457
Moldi		12.2 km²	37,400	3,100 inh./km²		6.7	237105
Moshwairā		2.5 km²	15,000	6,000 inh./km²		6.0	241285
Mōzelkyain		8.3 km²	75,500	9,100 inh./km²		4.0	238567
Otomi		11.2 km²	17,900	1,600 inh./km²		4.8	235749
Sīsol		14.1 km²	14,200	1,000 inh./km²		6.9	237091
Sōn-Ritátsu Kowe de	Saint Ritatsu upon the Grave	11.5 km²	46,000	4,000 inh./km²		7.2	241287

Pangs in Dengshō 6 - Zonttael

Name of Pang	English translation	area in km²	population	pop. density	Notes	GMNHI	Rel. ID
Bokaim Zólsoi		13.5 km²	28,500	2,100 inh./km²		7.7	262851
Ebonguel		4.9 km²	22,100	4,500 inh./km²		6.7	245943
Foettsol		7.8 km²	5,300	680 inh./km²		7.5	262852
Kaemni		9.0 km²	41,500	4,600 inh./km²		4.8	244452
Mékesul-Nāngli		10.6 km²	71,000	6,700 inh./km²		4.6	262853
Shaitán		15.3 km²	28,800	1,900 inh./km²		5.9	245946
Tekwan		5.4 km²	44,300	8,200 inh./km²		4.8	262854

Pangs in Dengshō 7 - Omgyu-Nēé

Name of Pang	English translation	area in km²	population	pop. density	Notes	GMNHI	Rel. ID
Chin Madoka		4.4 km²	9,300	2,100 inh./km²		7.3	251992
Kenzuel	Park village	3.1 km²	14,700	4,700 inh./km²		7.8	251877
Lauta		5.8 km²	71,200	12,200 inh./km²		6.0	254008
Nattegwo		4.4 km²	14,400	3,300 inh./km²		5.0	251876
Ōmda		6.8 km²	93,500	13,800 inh./km²		5.2	251879
Omsul		3.0 km²	36,000	12,000 inh./km²		5.9	251878
Yitíchin'gi		3.0 km²	11,100	3,700 inh./km²		6.6	251993

Ántibes-sur

403,870 inhabitants, 86.6 km², 4,700 inh./km²

Name of Dengshō & Number	English translation	area (incl. water)	population	pop. density	Notes	Rel. ID
Dosyaeng (1)	Inner City	11.1 km²	132,290	11,900 inh./km²		208032
Dyongkala (2)	East Beach	13.2 km²	48,710	3,700 inh./km²		208040
Chin-Maéida (3)	New nicefield	19.5 km²	57,340	2,900 inh./km²		208051
Chaélnūchala (4)	Ray Beach	42.9 km²	165,530	3,900 inh./km²		208066

Pangs in Dengshō 1 - Dosyaeng

Name of Pang	English translation	area in km²	population	pop. density	Notes	GMNHI	Rel. ID
Kūtokkyaen-Pang	Old town	1.2 km²	15,000	12,500 inh./km²	Old town, enclosed by inner ring road.	X.X	x
Limbē-Mátokkyaen	West-front-city	1.6 km²	21,760	13,600 inh./km²		X.X	x
Soki	Pine-tree	3.2 km²	45,440	14,200 inh./km²		X.X	x
Lyazókala	azure beach	1.2 km²	10,320	8,600 inh./km²		X.X	x
Nafahang	harbour	3.4 km²	39,770	11,800 inh./km²		X.X	x

Pangs in Dengshō 2 - Dyongkala

Name of Pang	English translation	area in km²	population	pop. density	Notes	GMNHI	Rel. ID
Chatókenzai	Château park	1.5 km²	7,800	5,200 inh./km²		X.X	x
Dyongkala	East Beach	3.7 km²	15,940	4,308 inh./km²		X.X	x
Hoesshuel-Taisē		2.3 km²	5,100	2,217 inh./km²		X.X	x
Sōn-Mári Kapitol de	St. Mary on the Capitol	2.3 km²	10,120	4,400 inh./km²		X.X	x
Tanéruka	large-present	2.1 km²	8,450	4,024 inh./km²		X.X	x
Ūkwaem		0.7 km²	1,300	1,857 inh./km²		X.X	x

Pangs in Dengshō 3 - Chin-Maéida

Name of Pang	English translation	area in km²	population	pop. density	Notes	GMNHI	Rel. ID
Chin-Maéida	New nicefield	1.3 km²	11,180	8,600 inh./km²		X.X	x
Lezál		1.2 km²	9,360	7,800 inh./km²		X.X	x
Mokwaesung		5.9 km²	13,300	2,250 inh./km²		X.X	x
Pyin'guel-Tsūdan-Taraeppyol		10.1 km²	23,500	2,330 inh./km²		X.X	x

Pangs in Dengshō 4 - Chaélnūchala

Name of Pang	English translation	area in km²	population	pop. density	Notes	GMNHI	Rel. ID
Chaélnūchala		3.2 km²	14,720	4,600 inh./km²		X.X	x
Wīkangman		2.8 km²	19,500	6,960 inh./km²		X.X	x
Sōn-Ribichúkal		7.0 km²	25,200	3,600 inh./km²		X.X	x
Sōn-Míshaell		0.6 km²	9,700	16,200 inh./km²		X.X	x
Antída		3.6 km²	27,360	7,600 inh./km²		X.X	x
Yēbonhaim		1.5 km²	14,850	9,900 inh./km²		X.X	x
Ikkyamuel		3.4 km²	6,400	1,882 inh./km²		X.X	x
Kólize-Pambyol		4.2 km²	12,400	2,950 inh./km²		X.X	x
Gyánkala		2.0 km²	2,600	1,300 inh./km²		X.X	x
Attsuel		2.7 km²	2,700	1,000 inh./km²		X.X	x
Ginglyúhossen-Telma		4.4 km²	4,800	1,090 inh./km²		X.X	x
Makkusul		2.7 km²	18,900	7,000 inh./km²		X.X	x
Payuel		3.1 km²	6,400	2,065 inh./km²		X.X	x

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Name of Dengshō & Number	English translation	area	population	pop. density	Notes
Dosyaeng (1)	Inner City	108,3 km²	2,810,110	26,238 inh./km²	City Centre, encircled by circular motorway
Kókōburyu (2)	Garlicplace	216.4 km²
Sasu so Kyaeng (3)	Sasu's hamlet	69.2 km²
Akuchaeki (4)	Southforest	118.5 km²
Porāgu (5)	Name of former city	128.7 km²
Mezoérushi (6)	Lumerjack town	255.4 km²
Indásugwo-Manpyalsul (7)	Industryworks-Manpyaltown	211.1 km²
Zaelkom (8)	unkown	102.8 km²
Wakéyoel máre Man (9)	"Man" in front of Wakéyoel	96.8 km²

Pangs in Dengshō 1 - Dosyaeng

Name of Pang	English translation	area in km²	population	pop. density	Notes	GMNHI	Rel. ID
A'eru	upstream	2.5 km²	64,000	25,600		8.7	21544
Agunas	Name of a local Holiness	4.5 km²	84,600	18,800		9.1	11270
Bikkifuē	Zoo	km²				6.8	32189
Bunkyō Chilzu	Signsmaking-teaching	km²				8.8	11967
Byoengwe	Hospital	2.7 km²	54,400	20,200		7.8	32190
Cheon'gyecchi	Name of a person	3.4 km²	114,300	33,600		7.7	29735
Chinkágaldosim	Newtown-inner city	1.9 km²	15,400	8,100	New CBD at Aku-Dyanchezi, developed in the 1970's-2000's. Mostly office towers, hotels and a few luxury apartments	9.7	23181
Chuzaéru	Unknown	1.2 km²	41,900	34,900		6.5	21545
Dachiya-dasu	Fountain	3.6 km²				7.2	32191
Daiamondoshi	Diamond sparkle	2.8 km²	14,800	5,300	City expansion planned after the democratic revolution in 1834 to house government facilities. Characteristic symmetrical road layout and buildings in the Ozuman style. Most valuable residential property in the country, high-end offices and retail.	10.0	11271
Doíku	Opposite	1.6 km²	27,900	17,400	Pre-industrial neighbourhood on the southern bank of the river.	8.6	20660
Fēmenlisur	Iron warehouse	km²			Wealthy north, social housing along the highway	5.1	23182
Gaerié so-Pang	Guerrier (Ataraxian; Warrior's Pang)	3.7 km²	99,20	26,800	Named after the Enkēle Gaerié so Saélbufo, the national memorial shrine for fallen soldiers. Contains highly pedestrianised areas with vivid street life.	7.8	32192
Gankakuchō	Chancellor	2.1 km²	41,60	19,800	Seat of the new Chancellery since 1992. Seat of many government offices, NGOs and other cultural institutions. Modern architecture from the late 20th century in the south due to the great fire of 1984.	9.3	11968
Goengyuē	In-between city	2.6 km²	73,700	28,100	Partly pre-industrial sprawl outside the old city wall, partly developed from 1850's onward between the old and the "new" city center.	8.3	11421
Gyu	Seed	km²			Highly polarised between social housing near the highway and recently gentrified areas in walking distance to Chinkágaldosim-Pang and Aku-Dyanchezi.	XX	30454
Hintajuemba	Mountain outside of the city	3.0 km²	50,400	16,800	Built around and on a hill between the river and a disconnected former meander, offering scenic views. Mostly built up in the 1850's-1900's.	9.8	11614
Kami so Kuruchi	Gods' quarter	3.3 km²	72,600	22,000	Constructed in the late 19th century, after Daiamondoshi-Pang was finished, in a similar style.	9.2	11422
Kissha	Song Thrush	km²			Industrial and residential area from the 1870's onwards	XX	18040
Kūtokkyaen	Old City	2.1 km²	37,200	17,700	Oldest part of the city, tourism and bars, largely defined by the second city wall. Medieval and pre-industrial buildings preserved for most part.	8.0	11272
Kyáoling	Bridge-place	2.6 km²	95,400	36,700	Second of the three big social housing projects in the inner city, 1970's. Developed in block-structures.	3.0	11969
Lamtyaichi	blessing water	3.0 km²	111,600	37,200		7.8	25595
Lí	unknown	3.5 km²	65,500	18,700	Especially western part close to government quarters is a popular residential neighbourhood for diplomats and alike.	9.3	20725
Matsukān	Daisy way	2.0 km²	82,400	41,200	Last of the three big social housing projects in inner city, 1980's	2.4	29428
Mómauel	Mill village	1.8 km²	67,700	37,600	The area used to be a little cargo reloading site as the Sunmyuel canal leads into the river Kime. Today the harbour is used by tourist ships for river cruises. The former merchant offices are now background for a scenic shopping, strolling and nightlife area.	7.7	11970
Namgangshu	Sparkle river bank	1.7 km²	60,900	35,800	Historic center used to be a separate town; iconic nightlife with restaurants, bars, clubs, shops and a wide river esplanade.	8.2	11971
Ōnagara	University	2.5 km²	41,500	16,600	Seat of Ginjin university's main campus. About one half is occupied by university facilities and parkland.	9.7	11423
Onsen-tōjiru	unknown	2.3 km²	99,100	43,100	Poorest neighbourhood in the inner city, experiencing both gentrification and loss of jobs since the 1980's after transformation of the airfield into a park.	1.4	32193
Pamyung	Otter-King	km²			First of three big social housing projects in the inner city. Originally dominated by detached city-villas and perimeter block buildings, it was redeveloped in the 1950's and 60's. The old street grid and some heritage buildings remained, creating heavy contrasts between them and the new tower blocks. Most densely populated neighbourhood in Kojo.	XX	11268
Risushel	Name of an artist	km²				XX	23183
Rom'yusu	Wheat packer	2.7 km²	87,200	32,300	Typical expansion around the beginning of 20th century.	8.1	25597
Róng'yeda	Honour-Field	2.7 km²	102,100	37,800	Formerly industrial, edgy, working-class neighbourhood, popular amongst the creative Avantgarde in the 70's. Nowadays strongly gentrified.	6.9	11269
Sébastopól	Name of an architect and city planner	2.7 km²	111,200	41,200	Sébastopol created the Yaeyaésā so Fórum, a highly praised social residential quarter, in the 1940's after the space was cleared from industrial usage.	6.6	20659
Senjahi	Bird's Melody	XX km²			Transitional neighbourhood between the Ozuman-style Daiamondoshi and later more organic expansions, south of the presidential mansion.	XX	18041
Shōjuē-Mayong	Name of a person	XX km²				XX	25596
Songduchi-makkā	unknown	km²				xX	32194
Wakawushi	Squire	km²				XX	25321
Weso zekunde	Six items	km²			Formerly industrial, still comparatively strong commercial usage.	XX	32195
Wilsū-pan	brew-village	3.5 km²	131,600	37,600		7.1	29736
Zaeyunsha-Okokoroshaē		2.6 km²	94,40	36,300		8.1	25457

Pangs in Dengshō 2 - Kókōburyu

Name of Pang	English translation	area in km²	population	pop. density	Notes	GMNHI
Aku-Haelsong		10.7	13,000	1,215
Byueshael		2.6	23,920	9,200
Daembol-Tenshi		5.4	29,160	5,400		4.3
Kaerguel		12.9	23,500	1,822
Láiden		7.0	35,700	5,100		6.2
Maéisul	Beautiful City	3.1	39,060	12,600
Osujíl	Favourite (village)	3.7	37,200	9,400

Pangs in Dengshō 3 - Sasu so Kyaeng

Name of Pang	English translation	area in km²	population	pop. density	Notes	GMNHI
Andyaésul-Dyong	Andyae-city-east	1.5		16,800		3.8
Andyaésul-Limbē	Andyae-city-west	3.4		19,250		5.4
Aéffem		2.3	21,850	9,500		5.9
Dokkyu		1.8	12,420	6,900		3.8
Dosō		3.1	29,450	9,500		4.7
Hosōdeng		2.1	15,750	7,500		6.6
Joengsha	Flag maker	2.0	29,300	14,650		5.6
Kalji		2.6	18,460	7,100		5.3
Mádoka-Fil		4.6	79,810	17,350		6.4
Sasu so Kyaeng	Name of a person's hamlet-ward	2.2	30,200	13,730	Centre for south-eastern Pyingshum	7.0
Suedalkaémburī		2.5	16,500	6,600		6.2

Pangs in Dengshō 4 - Akuchaeki

Name of Pang	English translation	area in km²	population	pop. density	Notes	GMNHI

Pangs in Dengshō 5 - Porāgu

Name of Pang	English translation	area in km²	population	pop. density	Notes	GMNHI
Higáldo	Name of a person
Kyuren
Otten	Turtel	12.8	42,000	3,300		7.8

Pangs in Dengshō 6 - Mezoérushi

Name of Pang	English translation	area in km²	population	pop. density	Notes	GMNHI
Tsūnaka	3.3 km²	102,600	31,100

Pangs in Dengshō 7 - Indásugwo-Manpyalsul

Name of Pang	English translation	area in km²	population	pop. density	Notes	GMNHI
Akkwa		5.5	87,400	15,890
Ényabboeng		8.5	131,100	15,420

Pangs in Dengshō 8 - Zaelkom

Name of Pang	English translation	area in km²	population	pop. density	Notes	GMNHI
Ēmsol		9.3	29,600	3,110
Késhgwo-Lazoen'guel		10.4	24,400	2,350

Pangs in Dengshō 9 - Wakéyoel máre Man

Name of Pang	English translation	area in km²	population	pop. density	Notes	GMNHI

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GMNHI

The GMNHI ("Gōzo ko Myingsamolno so Naelnimyue so Harefan nijúinde Índae"; "Index of the Ministry of Labour and Social Issues about Neighbourhoods") is an index on a numeric scale from 0.0 to 10.0. It is most frequently used to compare the socio-economic status of neighbourhoods or similar territorial subdivisions in Kojo. It was developed by the Kojolese Ministry of Labour and Social Issues and is calculated by the Agency for Statistics for every Pang and most Jūwaéis in the country based on municipal data records.

It takes into account:

• accumulated wealth per adult, qualified by age
• level of education, qualified by age
• income per working-age adult
• relative property and rent prices

Because the indicator does not take into account the variance of these figures inside an area, it should be used for sufficiently small areas that are more or less homogenous. For example, a neighbourhood consisting of one very affluent and one struggling half would appear to have a mediocre score overall, which could lead to a mischaracterisation of the area. The score is intended to enable planners and policy-makers to better address local needs. It is not suitable for macro-economical analysis or comparisons of cities or regions among each other. The GMNHI is generally seen as a good indicator with regards to the "feel" of a neighbourhood and is therefore commonly used on real estate websites and alike.

Score	Verbal description	Example pictures
10.0	Pockets of urban fabric that are functionally inaccessible to anyone but the top .1%. Internationally renown, prestigious addresses which in themselves are a cliche and serve a role of social distinction. Exclusively inhabited by multi-millionairs - and to some extend their personal staff living in the cupboard under the stairs.
9.0	Bourgeois villa quarter or luxury developments. Nearly exclusively inhabited by business owners or very high-earning professionals. Addresses here render most politicians un-electable.
8.0	Very desirable residential areas dominated by high-earning academics or urban heritage neighbourhoods frequented by wealthy tourists in their 60's who want to experience the "buzz of the city".
7.0	Well-off suburbs or sought-after, well connected urban neighbourhoods. Dominated by academic, knowledge-based workers with only small pockets of average earners. People living here think they are middle-class.
6.0	Dominated by the upper and middle middle-class providing skilled labour from academic and non-academic background. Wet dream of every old-school, uptight petit-bourgeois.
5.0	Average middle-class neighbourhood with a mix of income groups such as tradesmen, teachers, mechanics, students or accountants. Could be used as a setting for a 1980's FSA sitcom.
4.0	Dominated by lower and middle middle-class working in the service economy or other qualified jobs. Affordable, but not edgy enough to attract alternative art-galleries.
3.0	Mostly inhabited by people from the lower working class in low or non-qualified jobs, who are economically self-sustained yet unstable. Inhabitants cannot wait to be gentrified by incoming hipsters.
2.0	Neighbourhoods dominated by the working poor, with a considerable share of welfare-recipients. People from 7.0 think they would be robbed here.
1.0	Areas with severe socio-economic deficits, often times inducing a vicious cycle of social immobility for its inhabitants. In mass-media, such neighbourhoods' names are used synonymously with social problems. Growing up here can be used as a proof of "I worked my way from bottom to top" later in life - by the few who actually did make it. People from 7.0 would actually be robbed here.
0.0	Derelict ghettos with inhabitants lacking self-generated income, basics skills such as reading and writing and any type of social capital. Barely applicable to regular settlements in the developed world.