Padang Hijau
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| District of Padang Hijau Daerah Padang Hijau دايره ڤادڠ هيجاو Daeghoh Padang Ija | |||
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| District of Bascal | |||
| Motto: Daerah Aman Peaceful district | |||
| Central Bascal | |||
| Capital | Limpah Budu town | ||
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| Founded | 2008 | ||
| Population | Uninhabited | ||
| Area | 2nd largest district | ||
| Government | District | ||
| Padang Hijau is a district in Bascal | |||
Padang Hijau is a district located in the State of Bascal. It is the second largest district in Bascal after Hutan Sembelih. Padang Hijau borders with Longkang district at the west, Hutan sembelih at the north, Singapore Street A.D, Ayer and Pagar Karat to the east as well as Kamp Basca D.C and Bukit Guling to the south. The capital of Padang Hijau is Limpah Budu town.
Etymology
The word Padang Hijau comes from Malay word for Green field or Green plains. Padang Hijau is named due to it's lush green plains and many different types of trees.
Geography
Padang Hijau is one of the few places in Bascal which is still heavily green and less urbanised. Padang Hijau is largely rural and is connected by few roads to Pagar Karat and Kamp Basca D.C. Although Padang Hijau shares border with Singapore Street A.D, Bukit Guling, Ayer and Longkang, it has no road connections to any of these districts, it need to pass through Kamp Basca D.C (via Jalan Taman) and Pagar Karat (via Jalan Kucing Mapuh). Limpah Budu town is the only urban area in the district, it has one main road named "Jalan Ghok" that stretches from Nangka square to downtown Limpah Budu.
Areas
Padang Hijau has the most number of areas due to it's size.
1. Limpah Budu (Capital)
2. Padang Tengoh
3. Padang Bowoh
4. Pokok Pisang
Former areas
1. Taman (now under the administration of Kamp Basca D.C)
2. Longkang (now an independent district)
Transportation
Padang Hijau is connected by a thin road near Singapore Street-Padang Hijau border. It connects Kamp Basca to Limpah Budu town.