The city's construction had reached the fifth ring of districts in Kurd City.
Since Kurd City had not expanded into the southern mountains, the fifth ring consisted of only twenty-nine districts to the east, west, and north.
The First District was the city center, while the Second through Ninth Districts made up the First Ring, with eight districts in total.
The Tenth through Twenty-fifth Districts made up the Second Ring, with sixteen districts in total.
The Twenty-sixth through Forty-ninth Districts made up the Third Ring, with twenty-four districts in total.
The Fiftieth through Eighty-first Districts made up the Fourth Ring, with thirty-two districts in total.
The Eighty-second through One Hundred Tenth Districts made up the Fifth Ring, with twenty-nine districts in total.
Kurd City covered a total area of 1,100 square kilometers. Every district was protected by the city walls and contained deep-water reservoirs and various logistical support areas.
As for the city's population, Medivh had taken in four vassal tribes.
The latest census showed that the population of the Spirit Cat Tribe, which had moved to Kurd City two years ago, had grown to 93,132, an increase of nearly 8,000.
The Fox-Rabbit tribes and the Tiger-Cat Tribe had moved to Kurd City six months ago.
Their comfortable living conditions encouraged population growth. The Spirit Rabbit Tribe now had a population of 129,514, an increase of more than 2,000.
The Spirit Fox Tribe had a population of 52,168, with nearly 1,000 newborns added.
The Tiger-Cat Tribe had a population of 8,777, more than 400 higher than before.
The Tiger-Cat Chieftain's goal was to first break 10,000 members.
Kurd City's four vassal tribes had a combined population of more than 280,000, filling the vast city and keeping it from feeling deserted.
As for the skeletons, there were 28,157 Grey Bone Skeletons