Administrative divisions of Gibson

Gibson is unique as a county in Caudonia as it is divided into three 'parts' and a county borough. This is due to the immense size of the county compared to the other Caudonian Counties. The parts are recognised on a national level as municipalities, however, the parts are unorganised and only serve as a way to split the county down into further sections. Government house is a county borough and belongs to none of the parts to ensure the council has no bias.

Origin

This system is based off of the Parts of Lincolnshire used in the British county surrounding Gibson until 1974.

List of parts of Gibson

This is a list of the parts of Gibson.

Parts and county boroughs of County Gibson

Name	Status	Area	Description
Franklin	Parts	27.62 acres (11.18 hecatres)	The North eastern parts of the county.
Government House	County Borough	0.12 acres (0.05 hectares)	The only inhabited area of Gibson, containing Government House and its gardens. Has a northern border with Newton and is surrounded by the UK on all other borders.
Newton	Parts	99.12 acres (40.11 hectares)
Thatcher	Parts	102.65 acres (41.54 hectares)	The southern part of the county, and the largest parts of Gibson by area. Contains Ian Smith Bridge. Borders Newton to the north and the UK on the rest of its borders.