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The Hunger Games trilogy takes place in the nation of Panem, which consists of a wealthy Capitol city, surrounded by twelve poorer districts ruled by the Capitol.

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The Hunger Games series introduced the fictional world of Panem, a nation compromised of the Capitol and several outlying districts. Each district was responsible for a different segment of Panem's economy, and, together, they kept the post-apocalyptic world habitable. Here are all 12 districts, and what they're known for, explained.

There were 12 distinct districts within Panem. The entire nation was run by an authoritarian-totalitarian dictatorship led by President Snow from the Capitol. The laws were violently enforced by the Panem government and their army of Peacekeepers. A 13th district, independent of Panem, continued to operate in secrecy which later came into play during the rebellion efforts inspired by Katniss Everdeen in Mockingjay.

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Every year, Panem forced two children from each district to compete in the Hunger Games, a deadly event that pinned innocent citizens against each other. Due to the Hunger Games and the government's treatment of most of Panem, many districts viewed the Capitol as their enemy. The government highly depended on the districts to supply products through a wide array of industries. Here's a breakdown of what each district in Panem was known for.

The Complete Hunger Games District Map

Pictured above is Panem's complete map as described in The Hunger Games books and movies. The map of North America has been clearly edited to show the effects of the future, such as Florida's disappearance and the large gap in California's landscape. Each district represented on the map has a greater function within the Hunger Games universe. Here's every Hunger Games district, and its role, explained.

The Hunger Games Districts Explained: Names, Jobs, and Characteristics

District 1: Members of District 1 were known to produce luxury items such as jewelry. Due to their skill in craftsmanship, the goods that came out of District 1 were used to decorate the Capitol. Those who lived in District 1 were some of the wealthiest citizens of Panem. Tributes from District 1 were known as "Careers" because they trained for years before competing in the Hunger Games.

District 2: Located in the Rocky Mountains, District 2 was one of the largest communities in Panem. It was also home to wealthy citizens, resulting in a positive relationship with the Capitol. District 2 was known for its masonry and weapon manufacturing. In Mockingjay, it was revealed that the Capitol's army of Peacekeepers trained in District 2.

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District 3: The primary industry in District 3 was technology as the people there produced televisions, computers, and other electronics. During Katniss' Victory Tour, she noticed that District 3 was one of the more rebellious districts. One of the most memorable members who came out of District 3 was Beetee, a victor who displayed his engineering and technology knowledge multiple times during the Second Rebellion.

District 4: District 4 specializes in the fishing industry. The citizens in District 4 were known to be wealthy and very good-looking. Their tributes were also Careers, training from a very early age to prepare for the Games. The most notable members of District 4 were Finnick Odair and Mags Flanagan.

District 5: District 5 was responsible for power and electricity. The area produced the electricity that powered all of Panem. They housed a hydroelectric dam where many of the citizens worked. The dam became a target by the rebels in Mockingjay as they tried to cut out the power in the Capitol.

District 6: The core industry within District 6 was transportation. It served as the hub for the transport network throughout all of Panem. Like District 3, District 6 supported Katniss and the rebellion's efforts against the Capitol.

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District 7: District 7 supplied Panem with copious amounts of lumber. The area was said to be surrounded mostly by trees. The most noteworthy member of District 7 was Johanna Mason, a victor who used the District's signature weapon, the ax.

District 8: District 8 was known for their work in the textiles industry. One of their factories was dedicated to producing the uniforms used by the Peacekeepers. Along with a few other districts, District 8 was instantly open to joining the rebellion.

District 9: The principal industry at the focus of District 9 was grain production. The area was the least referenced district in all of Panem. Not much is known about the victors or tributes from District 9.

District 10: District 10 focused on the livestock industry. Their main job was to raise animals and supply the meat to the Capitol. Katniss never mentioned any of the specific tributes from District 10.

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District 11: District 11 was said to be composed of a vast area, possibly the entire Southern region of Panem. Agriculture was the main industry of District 11, as the land was covered in orchards, crop fields, and cattle farms. District 11 was one of the poorest districts, and its citizens lived in small shacks in an area patrolled by Peacekeepers. Rue was one of the most notable citizens that came out of District 11.

District 12: District 12 was the smallest and poorest district in Panem. The district was located in Appalachia, and their primary industry was coal mining. After the Second Rebellion, the coal mine was closed, and the district began to produce medicines. Katniss, Peeta, Gale, and Haymitch were notable members of District 12.

District 13: District 13 was thought to have been destroyed by the Capitol during the First Rebellion, but it evidently made a deal to act as an independent nation. Before it seceded, District 13 was known for mining graphite, but its hidden industry was nuclear technology. District 13's underground facility later became the center of the new rebellion.

Everything We Know About The Hunger Games Prequel Movie

In April of 2020, it was announced through Lionsgate that The Hunger Games prequel novel, The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, would be getting a movie adaptation. The release date is currently set for November 17th, 2023, though that could always change due to uncertainty around the COVID-19 pandemic. Director Frances Lawrence is returning to helm the upcoming prequel, alongside Catching Fire writer Michael Arndt. It's a great foundation for another Hunger Games property, as Catching Fire could be the best Hunger Games movie of the series. Filming began in 2021, but there were numerous setbacks, mainly resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic.

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The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes follows a young President Snow, not yet the president, as he lives with his cousin Tigris Bardon. Snow is selected to be a mentor during the 10th annual Hunger Games, and he must mentor a tribute from District 12 (the same district as Katniss's). His tribute is named Lucy Gray Baird, and she's a young singer with staggering charisma. Snow faces numerous complications while training his mentee, leading to a rollercoaster ride as she bids to win the 10th Hunger Games.

Only Tom Blyth (The Gilded Age) has been announced as part of the cast. He will be playing a young Coriolanus Snow in the movie. Otherwise, Lionsgate is keeping any and all information close to their chests. It'll be intriguing to see how the districts are represented in Songbirds and Snakes, and their differences from The Hunger Games. Either way, the upcoming prequel should be a robust addition to the successful franchise.

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