Geographical Boundary Adjustment

Geographical Boundary Adjustment refers to the process of changing political or administrative borders between regions, such as cities, counties, or districts. This can occur for various reasons, including population shifts, urban development, or the need for more efficient governance. Adjustments aim to ensure that representation and resources are fairly allocated based on community needs. For example, if a city grows and its population increases significantly, boundaries may be redrawn to create new districts, ensuring each area has adequate representation and services. This process helps maintain balance and improve local governance.