Townships of Kadaitska

The township is a level of administrative division in the Kadaitskan Federation.

A township can be a city of millions, such as Canten or Disji, or a hamlet of ten people.

Most and least populous townships

 * The most populous township is Canten with 2,482,300 inhabitants. This is the population within the city limits of the township and doesn't account for the much larger metropolitan area.
 * There are 15 townships with no inhabitants that haven't been incorporated in other townships as there is a possibility that they will be repopulated.
 * During the Mivhan civil war 3 townships were massacred by militias from Murazhega. In honor of these townships, they have been retained as permanent memorials to the cruelty of the Mivhan civil war. They are:
 * Mongozeugá
 * Kibaraghese Shina
 * Konkon Kabar
 * In addition to the townships with no inhabitants, there are several townships with almost no inhabitants:
 * township of Asz-Yla, Kirimas, 1 inhabitant.
 * township of Murashë-on-Gobuë, Mivhatara, 1 inhabitant.
 * township of Barra-Ashte, Eobizhozeg. Two inhabitants, living in a catcon-house amidst a dozen abandoned ribergha peasantry houses.
 * township of Kumar, Eobizhozeg. Deep in the mountains of Danska-Kabbar, this township has 7 inhabitants divided over 4 households.
 * township of Kusal-Kusal, Cosrevnia. One of the two remaining Kurala-speaking villages in Kadaitska, this township has 9 inhabitants.
 * township of Ajn Mara, Clumivha, 6 inhabitants.
 * township of Maty Sejra, Eobizhozeg, 10 inhabitants.
 * township of Krain Gori, Clumivha, 10 inhabitants.
 * township of Kusalkovka, Eveti Mara, 11 inhabitants.
 * township of Korova, Chulkamatrova, 15 inhabitants.
 * township of Mivhasuja, Chulkamatrova, 13 inhabitants.