District

From Guild Wars Wiki

Districts are zones within towns or outposts. There are language districts for each territory where players of that territory would normally play; however, in the top left hand corner of the screen there is a drop down menu to travel freely to other territory’s districts. Also if there are a lot of players in one district, a new district will be created so that the original district doesn’t become too crowded with players. This is to avoid massive latency and the chat window being unreadable.

[edit] Districts

• America
  • English
• Europe
  • English
  • French
  • German
  • Italian
  • Spanish
  • Polish
  • Russian
• Asia
  • Korean
  • Traditional Chinese
  • Japanese
• International

[edit] Notes

• After an update, district numbers can be duplicated, but players with different builds will not see each other.
• During many special events, such as Wintersday, some locations have been known to have over 200 districts.
• Districts are often abbreviated by players. For instance, American District 1 will be "ad1" and European English District 1 will be "ee1" or simply "ed1."
• Sometimes when you enter European districts, it will appear that you are not in your current guild.